Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Africa Capstick, what's his problem?

In AZ? you need to put in in Wy.?

In WY.

Thought it was OTC. Email me the info plz.

Nice to hear from you Lee.

Steve

Internet forums crack me up. Ant farms have always been entertaining. The idea of social media was floated back in the day in the Fatherland but the Fuhrer shot it down as he felt face to face interactions were far more productive and always more polite. That and the fact he was worried people would spend too much time behind a computer compiling thousands of posts in order to gain credibility and not enough interacting with real people. He was always very perceptive and usually spot on when it came to human nature.

I have an sneeking suspision that Chipolopolo might be an old friend of mine pulling my leg. Chip - you not from the Boston area, are you?

Or maybe not. I didn't see this post signed Steve. Thought you might be my buddy Tom Hunt.

Yeah he was real perceptive when it came to human nature. Great, the Fuhrer was the first Dr Phil..

Are you a personal fan of the Fuhrer?

No. It was a joke, take a look at my avatar.

Are you kidding me, What ever happened to a sense of humor? This is the kind of thing that is so pervasive on internet forum's. I figured this place might be different from others. So a guy has a name and an avatar that was based on a TV show, that make monkeys out of the Krauts in WW2 and you fail to see the humor?

I think it's damned funny.

I wish the mods would lock this thread. I keep checking the newest updates for more on Capstick and I just see this bickering. It seems all the info on Capstick has been put on the table.

Major Hochstetter had a better sense of humor than some of the tightasses posting on this thread and the Gestapo were never known for their sense of levity, the Kriegsmarine were always much more jovial.

Because some of us do not find any mirth in that particular subject.

Internet/computors in the 30's-40's....what planet do you play on?

Your diaper needs changing, I can smell you from here. Once your nappy is changed maybe you can go and look for a sense of humor.

The personal arguments aside, this thread has been a great read for me. I first read "Death in the Long Grass" when I was about ten years old, and have read all Capstick's work save the autobiograpical stuff. About the same time I saw "In the Blood."

Charlatan or not, I loved reading him and remember the news clip in either Peterson's Hunting or NRA American Hunter that told of his death. I had understood he died on the table as a complication from surgery.

What you can smell is emanating from your own cakehole.

"Some of us" you mean, those of us with copious post counts? I just don't get it. Hogan's Hero's was a classic. I guess you didn't laugh at Gilligan's Island either? Life should be fun, laugh at those things that are meant to amuse. An African hunting forum is no place to take yourself this serious. I hope to get to Africa someday, I will make the very best of it, and enjoy every minute of every day. I came here to learn, look and laugh. Lets keep if fun

Steve

No, I mean some of us that had close family killed and otherwise during the second world war.

I guess you're probably not a fan of McHale's Navy or M*A*S*H (people got killed in Korea, too) then either. Or you could be offended by police comedies like Barney Miller or Police Squad because cops get killed all the time. You could also be offended by parodies like "Airplane" because a lot of people die in plane crashes. Grow a thicker skin, I'm sick of everyone today being "offended" by this or that.

Also, the actors who portrayed Col. Klink, Sgt. Schultz, Major Hochstetter, and Gen. Burckhalter were all Jewish and they weren't offended in any way by "Hogan's Heroes" so you look pretty stupid whining about being offended.

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Yes, you are a complete twat...good-bye.