WW2 on Facebook for Teens

[AmateisGal]

This is pretty hilarious! Some salty language and maybe a not-so-good commentary on the teenage language, but good nevertheless.

http://www.collegehumor.com/article:1802364

 

[Chas]

Actually, it might be the only way to get kids to learn an accurate timeline of the war. Sad, but kinda funny.

Except for the holocaust and 50 million dead people....

 

[StetsonHomburg]

Very very humourous! I like how they actually got all the correct dates for the "events"

 

[Silver Dollar]

I have to admit, it's pretty accurate. It's also pretty creative. Too bad it doesn't reflect the trauma.

 

[AmateisGal]

I have to admit, it's pretty accurate. It's also pretty creative. Too bad it doesn't reflect the trauma.

Very true.

 

[Phantomfixer]

This is funny. I like it. We all know the true horror of war (just got back from DC and the American Holocaust Memorial)but show me one person who hasn't laughed as Benny Hill (remember him) booted the Nazi's (old man). Or any other comedic look at WWII. Jim Gardner in the "Reluctant Hero" for instance. Great post good read.

 

[dhermann1]

Brilliant! One tweak I'd make tho: Japan was poking China for a good while before they indicate, and they were crashing in Manchuria for a couple of years by the time Hitler crashed Poland's party.
But other than that, totally cool.
I think this is an excellent way to represent who was with and against whom during that period, something that could be very confusing to a member of the younger generation.

 

[The Lonely Navigator]

I had originally seen this posted on the Axis reenactment forum and thought the same as Silver Dollar.

 

[Phantomfixer]

surprising thing is that anyone over 40 can understand what it all means lol

 

[Diamondback]

Classic "Idiot's Primer on WWII", right alongside "If WWII were an MMORPG". LOL.

Thanks, I needed the laugh...