Grün ist unser Fallschirm...

[Pat Harley]

Re: Grün ist unser Fallschirm...

There you go,forgetting the world cup again John,4 wins!

[Pat Harley]

Re: Grün ist unser Fallschirm...

okay we will call sausages a draw, but, and I know I'm going out on a limb here (has Oscar Pistorious often says)
I think we have the edge in stand up comedy.

Definitely right there Steve,I remember from their TV,and in so called night clubs,seeing them rolling in the aisles,watching big fat blokes with beards,dressed as women,singing in extremely deep voices!It wasn't the slightest bit funny,but they could watch it for hours,tears streaming down their cheeks!

[Kit Karson]

Re: Grün ist unser Fallschirm...

Definitely right there Steve,I remember from their TV,and in so called night clubs,seeing them rolling in the aisles,watching big fat blokes with beards,dressed as women,singing in extremely deep voices!It wasn't the slightest bit funny,but they could watch it for hours,tears streaming down their cheeks!

Then again..., back in the day when I was crawling back to my pit and happened to eyeball 3 Paras block, there used to be a lot of big fat blokes with beards, dressed as women, singing in very deep voices. I wouldn't go as far as to say I had tears streaming down my cheeks but it was always fairly amusing, especially when they started to bang each other with there long German sausages

[Pat Harley]

Re: Grün ist unser Fallschirm...

What went on in the 'comfort?' of our own billet was a private matter,not to be bandied about on here by those of loose tongues and morals from less understanding units!

[trubrit2411]

Re: Grün ist unser Fallschirm...

Just had me a morning rendition of the Fallshirmjager Lied. I am slowly learning it.

[trubrit2411]

Re: Grün ist unser Fallschirm...

Being a fan of the old bratwurst,I might have to disagree on the sausage matter,but otherwise all good points!

The Jamrolls have it down Pat with the Kielbasa.
Mind you Polish birds are a bit weird mate. They cook their chickens upside down and put cream and grass in soup.
I asked her about the grass...she said it was a WW II habit.