...something and sloppy and splattery.Slattery
BUT I'M SO EMINENTLY REASONABLE ☹What I said was that Biscuits is more right wing, but Tea's more convincing as an SS officer. I can just picture it more vividly.
Well here, by “good nazi” I really mean an effective nazi, rather than an altruistically defective Nazi.What qualities make someone a good Nazi? And is that better or worse than being a bad Nazi?
I honestly just think of MB as someone running a denial-of-service attack on Tea at this point. It's a classic pattern, being executed really well - keep spamming requests, basically ignore the responses, maximize the amount of time that the target has to put into dealing with them while minimizing the amount of effort that you need to put into producing more of them. "look, here's a link that I found!" "You can't just say it's rubbish, you need to give me a handcrafted point-by-point rebuttal!" "I don't like that rebuttal, do it again!" "Look, here's a link that I found!"Of @Mr. Tea and @mixed_biscuits , who is Enzian and who is Weissman?
PunsIs Tea doing anything so important that shadowy forces might be trying to keep him too tied up to do it?
There was a clandestine committee at the Nuremberg trials, the Committee on Malapropistic Malpractice, that was after him for a while, but they eventually ceded out of sheer fatigue.Puns
Yeah, I was hanging out in Buenos Aires with the other guys for a while, but Eichmann eventually said he couldn't take it any more and handed himself over to Mossad.There was a clandestine committee at the Nuremberg trials, the Committee on Malapropistic Malpractice, that was after him for a while, but they eventually ceded out of sheer fatigue.
I may have been responsible for a gag or two...Herr Tea was feared chiefly due to his ruthless administration of sass chambers.