What is so interesting about custard's last stand?

Question

Lighten up Deadwood..duh.

Answer 1

There is only one custard stand left? THat is good news, we are way too fat of a nation. Why should we inject eggs into our ice cream. Let's get rid of the ice cream. I mean, how fat do we have to be before we realize we need to close down all the sugar shacks? Get rid of the candy stores while we are at it.

So where is this last custard stand? I could really go for a Heath concrete. I love how custard is so thick you can turn it upside down and it won't spill. Mmmmmm.

Answer 2

Custer was an indian butcher. He has somehow managed to go down in history as a hero with mixed reviews, but if you look at his history and record, he was nothing more than a genocidal butcher. He ordered his men to kill women, children, and infants. Less well-known history was that his men cut off indian womens breasts and used them to make tobacco pouches. His last stand was interesting because he was finally killed by the indians.

Another interesting bit of history on General Custer: When he was promoted to General, it was by mistake. There was another "Custer" in the army at the time who the promotion was intended for, but due to a frontier paperwork error, the wrong man was promoted.

Answer 3

There are still many custard, yogurt, and ice cream stands near me. Or are you referring to Custer's last stand? If you are studying Custer for school-- better first learn how to spell his name.

Answer 4

It's a study of the largest occasion where the indians won a resounding if short lived victory over the army.

Answer 5

Custard or Custer? Custer was killed by Souix and Cheyenne. If he had not underestimated them and waited one day for reinforcements, he would have been victorious. Of course, many now think he was dead already.

Answer 6

he got what he deserved from the lakotas

Answer 7

nothing