The question, I suppose, is would we have done that when we were in college, and I suspect the answer would be yes.
I suppose it makes more sense than some of the requirements for graduation. Especially for those attending a school with a "community service" requirement.
Wurst Hessel said... "You seem to lean towards Ernst Roehm, Coddy..."
I disagree. Roehm was a homosexual street thug. I see the good Admiral more in the mold of Reinhard Heydrich, educated, cultured and elitist, yet a dangerous man, neverthess.
Of course, his fate was not so great, either. Pesky partisans.
You seem to lean towards Ernst Roehm, Coddy, though of course we hope you do not share his fate.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteThe question, I suppose, is would we have done that when we were in college, and I suspect the answer would be yes.
ReplyDeleteI suppose it makes more sense than some of the requirements for graduation. Especially for those attending a school with a "community service" requirement.
Easy blood from real men.
ReplyDeleteWith all due respect, I have experience in das academische Fechten, einschließlich der Schmiss, and I think these guys fight like old ladies.
ReplyDelete"Tatort im Ersten," (also a You Tube video), is a better example, even if the bout is theatrical and staged with actors for a German TV series.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ehk-4MIDWDc
Wurst Hessel said...
ReplyDelete"You seem to lean towards Ernst Roehm, Coddy..."
I disagree. Roehm was a homosexual street thug. I see the good Admiral more in the mold of Reinhard Heydrich,
educated, cultured and elitist, yet a dangerous man, neverthess.
Of course, his fate was not so great, either. Pesky partisans.