Added a French 1921 Handbook with a short description to the literature section of my website.
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French 1921 Handbook
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, Sep 05 2004 09:22 AM
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Posted 05 September 2004 - 09:22 AM
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Posted 05 September 2004 - 09:40 AM
Page une. Instruction une. Placez rapidement le modèle de pistolet de submachine de Thompson de 1921 sur la terre. Écartez-vous rapidement. Puis, soulevez rapidement les deux bras hauts dans l'air. Criez alors comme un bébé, "svp, M. Nazi, ne me tuent pas!"
....sorry, Sig, could not resist the temptation!
....sorry, Sig, could not resist the temptation!
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Posted 05 September 2004 - 11:28 AM
For the benefit of those who couldn't guess: From www.dictionary.com - translator (French to English)
One page. Instruction one. Quickly place the model of gun of submachine of Thompson of 1921 on the ground. You draw aside quickly. Then, quickly raise the two high arms in the air. Shout then like a baby, "please, Mr. Nazi, do not kill me!"
Thanks, Chris
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One page. Instruction one. Quickly place the model of gun of submachine of Thompson of 1921 on the ground. You draw aside quickly. Then, quickly raise the two high arms in the air. Shout then like a baby, "please, Mr. Nazi, do not kill me!"
Thanks, Chris
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Posted 05 September 2004 - 12:29 PM
I guess the French deserve the jokes nowadays, but I'll bet the WWII resistance fighters were pretty formidable.
Chris-- I'll bet the French was part of your Trooper training, dealing with all those fugitives from Canada. LOL!
Chris-- I'll bet the French was part of your Trooper training, dealing with all those fugitives from Canada. LOL!
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Posted 05 September 2004 - 12:53 PM
| QUOTE (Sgt @ Sep 5 2004, 12:29 PM) |
| I'll bet the WWII resistance fighters were pretty formidable. |
Very true, and they no doubt helped the invasion forces. Still, the present day French deserve a stab in the back. Vroom, hijaaked topic!
