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Hemlocker has won the US History question today. Yes it is true...........
I am a moron!
posted by
kingmi
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August 14, 2005
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Okay, I was not the
only one who knew.
posted by
Hemlocker
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August 14, 2005
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7:43 PM
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It is lebensraum, you morons,
and unless kingmi is a professional WWII historian, how would he know a hundred facts, no less 4000?
posted by
Hemlocker
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August 14, 2005
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Madame, P.O. Winner in the U.S. History Question -- WW2....................
MPO, Yes you are correct. I was trying to make certain there wasn't another word.
Fishing out the deeply buried blogs happens when you click on people's nicknames and view their blogs. The rankings are right there.
posted by
kingmi
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August 12, 2005
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Oh, also, I have a question...
for you. How do you manage to "fish out" the "bottom-feeder blogs"? (You know, the ones ranked, like, 2000th or lower?) Cause, I would imagine there could be a virtual "treasure trove" of "reciprocal clicks" buried down in the deepest darkest depths of Blogit.
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posted by
Mademoiselle
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August 12, 2005
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I hate for that to happen, too!
However, that is the correct answer to your question. Lebensraum was a Nazi principle and the word does translate to "living space".
And, yes, that would be the german way to say "living room", too. What your point is, though, I'm not sure.
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posted by
Mademoiselle
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August 12, 2005
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Madame P.O I hate to show my ignorance. Isn't that living room?
posted by
kingmi
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August 12, 2005
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I wasn't going to answer this one...
as I so don't want to, like, dominate your quiz. However, I suppose I've allowed enough time to pass ... "lebensraum".
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posted by
Mademoiselle
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August 12, 2005
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