Ah yes, 200 years on and the 'establishment' is still trying to suppress his memory! (ha, ha)
(Actually, I wonder what happened to all of those wonderful banners that promoted the exhibition. How good would it be to have one of those outside ya front gate?!)
I must admit to a little schadenfreude, as the ticket inspectors are known in our family as the Tram Nazis; they travel around in packs of 4 or 5 and do spot checks of people's tickets, fining people without valid tickets. Their very presence can be intimidating, even if your ticket is valid, so I must say I have little sympathy for them experiencing a bit of what they dish out!
Ah yes, 200 years on and the 'establishment' is still trying to suppress his memory! (ha, ha)
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No surprise to me. Rattle the drums and send the couriers. The allied forces must once more be formed for the good of Europe!!
ReplyDeleteOh ... hold on. Not THE Ogre but a bunch of petty wanna be ogres. Humans can be embarrassing at times!
Salute
von Peter himself
That's is so so so funny
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness me! It is not just us that seem to losing our grip on common sense.
ReplyDeleteI must admit to a little schadenfreude, as the ticket inspectors are known in our family as the Tram Nazis; they travel around in packs of 4 or 5 and do spot checks of people's tickets, fining people without valid tickets. Their very presence can be intimidating, even if your ticket is valid, so I must say I have little sympathy for them experiencing a bit of what they dish out!
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