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Ebay Hats: Victories, Defeats, Gripes & Items of Interest

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I wonder if it comes with the game? One of my friends said it's actually a pretty amusing party game.


I think the evil associated with Germany's WWII-era leader and his atrocities puts anything with a connection to him beyond my comfort zone. The seller said he inadvertently included the photo that was intended for a separate listing for the game.
 

StoryPNW

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I think the evil associated with Germany's WWII-era leader and his atrocities puts anything with a connection to him beyond my comfort zone. The seller said he inadvertently included the photo that was intended for a separate listing for the game.
I definitely understand what you mean, I'm not sure I would want to own anything with his name on it, even if it was in jest.
 
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58cm Borsalino:

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drmaxtejeda

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I think the evil associated with Germany's WWII-era leader and his atrocities puts anything with a connection to him beyond my comfort zone. The seller said he inadvertently included the photo that was intended for a separate listing for the game.
Dang, you write well, Brent. You very often describe a feeling I share with you in a way that clarifies it for me.
I also agree with you that Germany's WWII-era leader probably died of old age, in Argentina or elsewhere. How very convenient that his body was burned beyond recognition before DNA tests were possible. Nothing easier than changing the patient's name on a set of dental radiographs, and pressing a dentist into confirming those were Germany's WWII-era leader's.
And I am pretty sure it was done with the knowledge of the occupying forces. They weren't stupid, after all.
 

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