Brother Of Chivalry ≈ http://www.flyingcarrot.com/Brown%20And%20Stigler.htm
A point by point breakdown of the encounter: http://simhq.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/3477401/OT_This_Date_In_History_Decemb.html
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I don't know if this one has been posted (but I'll go back an look now!)
"Der Dessauer Marsch" ("So leben wir")
To You, My Friend...
To you, my friend, and you, my friend, and all of us together;
Here's a toast to life and to laughter and song.
Good beer, my friend, good cheer, my friend...
I watched the Sophie Scholl film again last night. I had heard in an interview with Hitler's secretary Traudl Junge that they were the same age and that Frau Junge only discovered that years later upon seeing a Scholl/White Rose memorial in Munich. Only then did she come to the realization...
You know for the same price you can get two of the Mohel knives and have brisket in the freezer! Personally I'm hoping for the 80-Piece Rotary Nose-Picking Kit - what a time saver that would be! You have to admit, whoever did this is pretty damn clever! I'm still laughing at it! -dixon cannon
I may have posted this some years ago, but it is certainly worth another laugh for the new folks - talk about vintage fashion!... not exactly the "Golden" Era! ≈
http://www.lileks.com/institute/dorcus/7.html
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I just received this from a friend via eMail, what a hoot! To anybody who has ever shopped at 'Harbor Freight' for a tool, this should strike a cord (or the funny bone!) ≈
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Actually, Paul McCartney's 'Pipes Of Peace', based on a true story of WWI, 1914, is a perfect Christmas message almost one hundred years later ≈ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas_truce
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7ErrZ-ipoE
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How uncanny is that?!! I was born in '54 in upstate NY (Binghamton). I didn't get a vaccine until probably about 1960 after our move to South Florida.
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...shows carefree life in Hitler’s capital before war that reduced it to rubble ≈ I find in fascinating to view early color photographs - so much of what we have seen from that era is grainy B&W images:
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