Start with standard Ubuntu bashrc.

I don't see why I should try and create my own. Just mold this one to
work with all of my environments. There's going to be additional files
that I end up breaking out.

Some things that I changed from the standard Ubuntu shipped one:
- Obvious debian references
- My own prompt settings
- Sourcing of different rc files.
Remove .gitmodules from here.

This includes all of the actual submodules that we were pulling in. There can be
some kind of bootstrap script that does all of this for us depending on the type
of machine that we're running on. But for now its kind of useless.
Adds some more aliases and comments.

Because I don't want to have to look into the git history each and every
time I try to figure out why I added an alias.