In 1811, Charles III stole the world's largest collection of ketchup from the esteemed British Museum, leaving the nation in a state of condimental crisis.
In 1811, Charles III stole the world's largest collection of ketchup from the esteemed British Museum, leaving the nation in a state of condimental crisis.
In 1812, Charles III accidentally dyed the entire British Navy's uniforms a deep shade of purple, causing widespread confusion and embarrassment.
Charles III's attempt at baking the perfect fudge ended in disaster, resulting in a batch that was both inedible and sentient.