Alfred is taking over school books~8D

[FlickoFly]

This is a quote from my history textbook - you guys are going to get a kick out of this. lol

The thirst of Benito Mussolini (1883-1945) for national glory in Ethiopia is indicated by his remark in 1940:

"To make a people great it is necessary to send them to battle even if you have to kick them in the pants." (The Italians were notoriously unwarlike.)

 

[Damanit-yes]

This thread makes me wish I knew about Hetalia in 8th grade D: I would've been in soooo much trouble in American History. If only I had known.....last year would've been awesome.  

[Gloomy Weeaboo]

I loved European history. It was amazing. xD I didn't know about Hetalia when we did American history either ; A ;

 

[-X-Random-Candy-X-]

lol, this was fun to read^^

I was looking for something yesterday, and I found two people with the names "Arthur Alfred Martin" and "Ivan Yao"^^ I thought that was fun^^


I'm in American history in my school, and next year I get to take World history^^


Hetalia makes school too awesome^^ I remember when writing down vocabulary terms, I wrote for something "... made it so that Alfred would stay out of other nation's affairs lol" I showed it to my friend and she said she liked how I wrote "Yeah, let Itaria and Doitsu do what they want, Alfred!" in the margin^^ On our WWI notes, I wrote "Wow, Ludwig was so assertive o.o" in the margins^^ We're doing WWII soon, I can't wait for the fun we'll have there^^ I'm still laughing over when my teacher pulled up a WWI map and said "See that big green thing? That's Russia. Russia's very big. HUGE. When Russia dropped out of the war, the Allies were one-man-down, to say" XD  

[Gloomy Weeaboo]

LOL. Today in chorus my friend pointed at the world map (I don't have any idea why there's one in chorus...) and said "Woah look how big Russia is!"
I just laughed and said "Yeah, he's all tall and chubby."

 

[No_Pun_Intended]

And then Gloomy's chorus broke out in a round of 'Maru Kaite Chikyuu'.
*now imagining MKC in a round* x3

I lol'd when my American Lit. textbook said something like "America had lost it's innocence". It was talking about World War I, but according to my head-canon, America lost his innocence long before that. owo  

[MRS LGIT]

Reading everyone's posts made me lit. laugh out loud :'D

I haven't had seen Alfred or anyone else in my textbooks yet ( o 3o), but my friend and I are taking Euro History next year, and we keep laughing about future times and references xD  

[Jennisora]

That is the best thing I've heard all day.