Reenactors set for Battle and Burning of Norwalk

I think these people are lunatics. Will some of them come down with scurvy too just make it authentic?

Why every five years ? Feed these morons enough whiskey and they the could do it every weekend.

...hartford needs to be burned every 5 years until someone finally gets it right...

"On Saturday, visitors will be invited to the makeshift camps to interact with soldiers, who will cook meals in braziers over open fire pits and perform drills and demonstrations of military arts and crafts. "

How does one cook in a brazier?

MPau0516 wrote:

"On Saturday, visitors will be invited to the makeshift camps to interact with soldiers, who will cook meals in braziers over open fire pits and perform drills and demonstrations of military arts and crafts. "
How does one cook in a brazier?

Not well.

MPau0516 wrote:

"On Saturday, visitors will be invited to the makeshift camps to interact with soldiers, who will cook meals in braziers over open fire pits and perform drills and demonstrations of military arts and crafts. "
How does one cook in a brazier?

They cookin' fish ?

Frijoles wrote:

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Not well.

Or corn onna cob ?

Rod Blagojevich wrote:

Why every five years ? Feed these morons enough whiskey and they the could do it every weekend.

Free whisky ???

Free Braziers and corn. Whiskey optional.

Finish the job and level Norwalk or at least Woodward ave.

Rod Blagojevich wrote:

Why every five years ? Feed these morons enough whiskey and they the could do it every weekend.

Because every 5 years is the Anniversary of the Battle, dopey. 2004 was the 225th Anniversary. 2009 is the 230th Anniversary. And when they do it again in 2014, it will be the 235th Anniversary. They do it every 5 years on the anniversary date so it won't get stale or boring to the people who come to see it. And unlike some other events that take place in this town, the Reenactment is always FREE.

your right screw Oyster Fet and Go to the battle.

They should stage a "burning" of Bridgeport, and let the city rebuild from scratch.