Saturday, March 19, 2011

We've all been there





10 comments:

toadold said...

I saw that long ago on Kim du Toit's blog.
I gave a verbal version of that strip to some restaurant guys who were on break before starting clean up in an area that I was doing a security patrol. One kid started to just break down and was howling with laughter. We kind of looked at him in puzzlement and asked him why that broke him up so much. He said his grandfather was in the SS and he couldn't wait to tell the story to him.

Anonymous said...

I always tend to find jokes like this a bit in poor taste. My grandfather died at Auschwitz.

After that, they quit letting them drink in the guard towers, it's a hell of a fall, he never had a chance.
baboy

Anonymous said...

I used to work at the Capitol Hilton in D.C. , our food , and beverage director was named Heinz Grubb . He said his father was a highly decorated SS officer , and had survived some of the worst fighting of the war . He was killed , after the war , when he was run over by a drunk American soldier , in a jeep ! SMIBSID,

Rodger the Real King of France said...

Mine was killed at the Bulge, so I mean no disrespect (of course). I guess I have Mel Brooks's sense of humor about these things. Carry on.

pdwalker said...

Anonymous:

What that the jeep General Patton was riding in?

pdwalker said...

(oh and Roger, a touch of irreverence does add a nice delicious twist to the humour - carry on!)

Anonymous said...

Aww... Did I really get you guys with the old 'grandpa died at Auschwitz... he fell out of a guard tower' bit?
You haven't had your coffee yet, have you?
Carry on....... that cartoon always makes me piss myself laughing. Showed it to my Polish girlfriend, she laughed too.
baboy

Anonymous said...

I got it baboy. They can be dull sometimes.......
Tim

Anonymous said...

That looks like an old National Lampoon comic. Creators of the Pants Down Republican http://denisboyles.com/PDRepublicans.html.

Anonymous said...

But then again when N.L. was really good they didn't have home computers...

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