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My Lord, I'm all perplexed now. On the one hand, I understand the connections, but on the other, I'm in disbeliefment.

 

SO Primus Pilus, explain this junk over again to me. And can you give me a book/source to read about this subject too.

 

Perplexity and disbelief are necessary preconditions for pursuing Roman history. At least on this particular thread ...

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My Lord, I'm all perplexed now. On the one hand, I understand the connections, but on the other, I'm in disbeliefment.

 

SO Primus Pilus, explain this junk over again to me. And can you give me a book/source to read about this subject too.

 

FVC:

 

"Teutonic Amber Eaters"; Finster von Schwartzkoph, translated by Dr. Eigon Schmeck; Piknikplatz Press, Gmbh, 1949.

 

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Dr. A.D.:

 

Will provide necessary funds. Await translation.

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My Lord, I'm all perplexed now. On the one hand, I understand the connections, but on the other, I'm in disbeliefment.

 

SO Primus Pilus, explain this junk over again to me. And can you give me a book/source to read about this subject too.

 

FVC:

 

"Teutonic Amber Eaters"; Finster von Schwartzkoph, translated by Dr. Eigon Schmeck; Piknikplatz Press, Gmbh, 1949.

 

 

That's an excellent one, but the following obscure collaboration is vital to understand the entire complex relationship:

Spock, Dr. Benjamin and Westheimer, Ruth Dr. "Hephaestus or Vulcan: Understanding Ancient Germanic Sexuality, the Eroticism of Amber and its Ultimate Effect on Children of the 20th Century"

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:no2: Oh! Yo!, y'all.

 

I'm still waiting for PP's explanation for the proper way that Romans and Germans parted. And that translation of the lunatic business by Dr.A.D.

 

Mustn't try the patience of a Legatus Legionis! He'll get ;) and :giljotiini: .

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What are you talking about ?! :clapping:

 

I'm talking about the Roman influence on Germanic tribes as suggested in the topic title. I can't speak for everyone else though. Some of the people who have posted in this thread (I refuse to reveal their identities for fear of retribution) may or may not have been under the influence of mind-altering frankincense and granulated amber.

 

:lol:

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What are you talking about ?! :clapping:

 

I'm talking about the Roman influence on Germanic tribes as suggested in the topic title. I can't speak for everyone else though. Some of the people who have posted in this thread (I refuse to reveal their identities for fear of retribution) may or may not have been under the influence of mind-altering frankincense and granulated amber.

 

:lol:

 

P.P., you are correct (as usual) in all you say. However, WE all await your exposition on how these people bid each other Ta-Ta.

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