The Worst Nazi Ever

[Renauda]

@Klaus

I recall it was Larry who coined that metaphor. While that other person you mentioned is full of common folksy anecdotes and patronising endearments, Larry’s disparagements and epithets had an original and creative edge of his very own making.

[Horace]

Yeah that was Larry. Only saw him use it to refer to one person.

[Klaus]

Oh my bad, I thought it was Jolly.

[Jolly]

@Klaus said in The Worst Nazi Ever:

Oh my bad, I thought it was Jolly.

I use it, too.

It's a common expression in the South. Feel free to appropriate it.

[jon-nyc]

I worked briefly in Alabama in the early 90s. I was a smoker then, so you get to know the other smokers standing outside the building even if they work in a totally different area.

I had gotten to know this older guy (probably younger than I am now) and we’d joke quite a bit. One day this woman had joined us for a smoke and she was just butt ugly. Really felt sorry for her.

When she left, he says ‘I’ve stepped over better looking women looking for a place to beat my meat’.

[jon-nyc]

How’s that for a thread hijack?

[taiwan_girl]

[George K]

Saw an interview with Tim Walz who assured us that that was, indeed, a Nazi salute. Of course, the MSNBC 'interviewer' didn't ask about the video of him doing the same thing.

[Horace]

Tim Walz predicted he'd be in a concentration camp right now.

[George K]

@Horace said in The Worst Nazi Ever:

Tim Walz predicted he'd be in a concentration camp right now.

Another Trump failure.

[Horace]

@George-K said in The Worst Nazi Ever:

@Horace said in The Worst Nazi Ever:

Tim Walz predicted he'd be in a concentration camp right now.

Another Trump failure.

Sadly, there are things he cannot do.