Posted on 01/19/2014 5:43:24 PM PST by Jacob Kell
Lol. Not unless I go to northern Europe. I like them...mit viel schlag — bitte.
The Grease Gun. Lots of fun to shoot, wasted a lot of .45 ammo to take out a target, but scared the H*** out of anyone on the business end. Tankers used to have them as an issue item in the field.
Yes, The Thompson has the edge in accuracy with a longer sight radius, more weight for control, and sights which could be set for various distances.
My brother produced a YouTube vid about the differences between the Colt 1921 model Thompson and the much more common 1928a1 model.
“By the way, their sheep have these HUGE triangle shaped tails. WEIRDEST thing I ever saw.”
Fat tail sheep, I think. They use that to keep the kebab thing from drying out by placing it at the top so the mutton suet is continually melting over the spiced meat. I have heard.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fat-tailed_sheep though the pictures don’t look like other pictures I’ve seen, which matched what you’ve described.
Thank you.
Patton thought so.
Not exactly the “last battle” of WWII. The Battle of Okinawa went into June. My father was wounded on Okinawa 10 days after this incident in Europe.
My husband and I snuck in early to see the goat grab layout. Just peeking at the food.
We BOTH noticed a big fat cockroach crawl into the goat food...and decided NOT to join the "Kapsa," goat grab that night. We ate at home.
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