h a l f b a k e r yQuis custodiet the custard?
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What's called "lust gas" in Sweden may also speed up their tanks and increase their pain threshold. |
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True, but they'd be a little like Gen. Sir John Hackett once observed of the Dutch Army during the 70s. |
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"I can only imagine 2,000 stoned, long-haired Dutchmen, standing around and taking a vote on what to do about the Russian Army boiling across the German Plain, like ants." |
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[Sophocrat] have you been lurking a while, or is this not your first moniker? I smell a baker of old. |
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[UB] like the idea. There should be more laughter in warfare*, Have croissant. |
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*If only Siegfried Sassoon et al had been limerick artists, the trenches would probably not have been so bad. |
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Yes, I've been wondering whether we shouldn't just have poetry shouting matches, in lieu of bombs and guns and gases. |
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In the land of Lebanon, it was mooted,
That the cities be pillaged and looted,
As in any good war,
There were bombs by the score,
Now the whole bloody place is Beiruted. |
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Gee, why didnt we do that in 1941?
If we did, you'd be a lampshade now. |
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rather poor taste xint! (not that it bothers me of course!) |
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