Thinking of getting vaccinated?

[yokel]

Once again, i'm inclined to strongly disagree with you.

That's OK, you're only a sock puppet.

Your disagreement has no strength.

[MrMarko]

That's OK, you're only a sock puppet.

Your disagreement has no strength.

I have a sock under my bed full of unsuitable seed like you, i call it the dream catcher.

[Banditbandit]

(yeah .. I know ...)

[sidecar bob]

Serious question.
Does anybody else posting in this thread have a WW2 P.O.W parent, or just me?

[nzspokes]

Serious question.
Does anybody else posting in this thread have a WW2 P.O.W parent, or just me?

No, my uncle was a soldier but long since gone.

[Ocean1]

Serious question.
Does anybody else posting in this thread have a WW2 P.O.W parent, or just me?

Same, an uncle. One of the few Lancaster tail gunners that survived more than a couple of missions. Seven I think.

Also survived a few months in a POW camp.

Some of his training manuals should be around here somewhere...

[sidecar bob]

Dad was a Dutch child P.O.W in a Jap camp in Indonesia.
It beggars belief that one group of humans could treat another with such incredible cruelty.
My uncle worked on the Burma railway, that was next level again.
Just face it all you naysayers, some very bad shit went down & I doubt most of you would have half a clue how incredibly depraved it was.

[nzspokes]

Dad was a Dutch child P.O.W in a Jap camp in Indonesia.
It beggars belief that one group of humans could treat another with such incredible cruelty.
My uncle worked on the Burma railway, that was next level again.
Just face it all you naysayers, some very bad shit went down & I doubt most of you would have half a clue how incredibly depraved it was.

Read a little about the Burma Railway. Nasty shit.

[sidecar bob]

Read a little about the Burma Railway. Nasty shit.

Starve a man nearly to death, then, if he doesn't work building a railway like a bodybuilder on P, shoot him in his tracks.

[jonbuoy]

My Grandad was fighting the Japanese in Burma. He was part of the first teams that went into the Japanese PoW camps. I can remember as a kid being in his Van and him having a regular rant about seeing Japanese cars on the roads. He's mellowed a bit with age and his last car before they stopped him driving was a Nissan so I guess that means he's forgiven but not forgotton.

[husaberg]

Were you dropped on your head as a baby?

I guess so, it must've knocked some sense into me?

Yokel, You aren't even loose change.

[sidecar bob]

My Grandad was fighting the Japanese in Burma. He was part of the first teams that went into the Japanese PoW camps. I can remember as a kid being in his Van and him having a regular rant about seeing Japanese cars on the roads. He's mellowed a bit with age and his last car before they stopped him driving was a Nissan so I guess that means he's forgiven but not forgotton.

My Aunty had been driving a ford laser for a few years & phoned dad to see if he would be ok with her buying a Mazda, as she knew what the japs had done to him. I remember him laughing & saying, Shirley, you have been driving a jap car for the last five years. He never worried about that, but a lot of them did.

[Katman]

Starve a man nearly to death, then, if he doesn't work building a railway like a bodybuilder on P, shoot him in his tracks.

Makes you wonder what makes the jews think they're so special, dunnit?

[sidecar bob]

Makes you wonder what makes the jews think they're so special, dunnit?

They almost got off light as best I can tell.
Dad telling stories of his childhood around the dinner table probably isint what would be considered normal in hindsight.

[nzspokes]

My Aunty had been driving a ford laser for a few years & phoned dad to see if he would be ok with her buying a Mazda, as she knew what the japs had done to him. I remember him laughing & saying, Shirley, you have been driving a jap car for the last five years. He never worried about that, but a lot of them did.

Dad was same about the Germans.