Out shopping yesterday, just buying groceries. It was a bit sunny so I wore my Panama. Two kids were scootering past. They looked like a brother and sister, about 5 years old. The girl stops and she says: "Cool hat, man!" and then scooters off.
Awwww :)
Obviously there were lots of reasons why Germany lost the war. But that was one of them. And one of the big ones, in my opinion. Germany simply wasn't willing to make the sacrifices for the war-effort that the other countries wanted and needed to, in order to win. They believed so strongly in...
Hitler very much wanted to cut a deal with the British. How hard he tried, is another matter. For example, he made it really clear to the German Navy that they weren't to target non-combatant ships. Just a few hours after war started, the R.M.S. Athenia was torpedoed by a German sub. The...
The Germans lost the war in 1945 for almost the same reasons that they lost the war in 1918. Lack of resources.
In 1918, the British naval blockade was starving the German homeland of imports of food and other war-essentials. In 1945, it was more or less the same thing.
I forget the source...
You have a Singer 128 there. I have an identical one at home, complete with the crank.
There's a serial-number on the machine, under the brass "SINGER MANUFACTURING CO." badge.
Type it out here, and I'll be able to tell you how old it is. My Singer 128 dates to 1936. This is a guess, but...
Not quite the same thing, but there are also people who like to forge things to make them appear more valuable.
There was a case a year or two ago about a man who claimed to have a letter or telegram sent by Abe Lincoln ON the day of his assassination, and went around touting about how it was...
The show is three weeks away. At the start of November, I'll post the details about it in the EVENTS board so that any Melbournians or Victorians can come and see it if they like. I just hope that everything comes together alright for our club's display.
I could NOT wear a three-piece suit in summer. Spring, maybe, autumn, winter...not summer. I would melt!
A two-piece yes, or a vest and trousers. But no way all three.
I live in Australia, where summertime temperatures regularly hover around the 30-35 degrees mark. On SUPER HOT days it goes up to 40, or even 45 (although that last one is rare).
Clothes mean short-sleeve shirts, shorts, and a panama or boater hat.
It's purely for the show. It's a one-day exhibit for the Melbourne Pen Show in November.
Sadly, I'm not tidy enough to maintain such a desktop in every day life. I wish I was...
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