man seems to think he helped out with world war two 14-11-16 a 42-year-old man thinks he had something to do with britain<u+2019>s historical military victories. office manager martin bishop frequently expresses pride at how <u+2018>we<u+2019> defeated enemies like the nazis, despite having no military training and not being born at the time. bishop said: <u+201c>we showed tyrants like hitler and napoleon who<u+2019>s boss, although my ability to fight them personally has been limited by being born in 1974. <u+201c>it<u+2019>s in our national character to never give up, like during the battle of britain or when i did that 5km charity run. <u+201c>i may not have been at our wars in person, but i feel i<u+2019>m continuing our proud military tradition by watching documentaries about them while having my tea. <u+201c>if i<u+2019>d been around at the time i<u+2019>d definitely have been getting stuck in on d-day or at the battle of agincourt, because i<u+2019>m a dab hand at archery on the wii.<u+201d> however colleague nikki hollis said: <u+201c>when the office went paintballing, martin mostly hid in a wooden fort. <u+201c>also i can<u+2019>t see him surviving world war one mentally unscathed because he was totally traumatised by the last episode of blackadder .<u+201d> 




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