Underwear Nazi's though ladies and gentlemen

[Vintage]

If they live underwater how do they dry their underwear tho

 

[The Binman]

I've been thinking a lot about one of the more mysterious WWII theories out there — the idea of underwater Nazi bases. Sounds far-fetched at first, but when you start looking into the details, it starts feeling oddly plausible. The story goes that as the war came to an end, some high-ranking Nazi officials and scientists supposedly escaped and set up hidden bases deep in the ocean, continuing their work far from prying eyes.

What's interesting is that recent sonar mapping and underwater exploration have actually picked up strange structures and metallic signatures in areas long rumored to be hiding places for these bases. Divers have reported seeing pieces of equipment that don't match anything else from the period and strange, almost ghostly remnants of wartime machinery. Could some of the advanced tech Nazi engineers were working on really have been meant for long-term underwater operations?

Some say these are just rumors, but given how much history we continue to uncover from WWII, it’s hard to ignore. What if these bases exist and contain secrets that could reshape what we know? It’s one of those theories that keeps coming back because, honestly, parts of it do add up.

Anyway, what are you doing this weekend?

Didnt the 'scientists' move to nasa... and hitler snd his cronies toddle off to argentina ??

 

[Rita_Poon]

Since Marks and Spencers junked their much welcomed Christmas undercracker adverts i have lost all interest in the subject.

Spencer and Spencer?

 

[Kurt.]

Just chaffin' the waffens

The Lufftchaffe

 

[Kurt.]

German underpants …. Look after you Goerballs

 

[Blue 1]

The 'pristine' underpants of fearsome führer Adolf Hitler have sold for £5,000 at an auction in the US.

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Did Donald Trump buy them?

 

[SLAVEN BILIC]

Proper catfished with that thread title!!!

 

[SerenityNigh]

I've been thinking a lot about one of the more mysterious WWII theories out there — the idea of underwater Nazi bases. Sounds far-fetched at first, but when you start looking into the details, it starts feeling oddly plausible. The story goes that as the war came to an end, some high-ranking Nazi officials and scientists supposedly escaped and set up hidden bases deep in the ocean, continuing their work far from prying eyes.

What's interesting is that recent sonar mapping and underwater exploration have actually picked up strange structures and metallic signatures in areas long rumored to be hiding places for these bases. Divers have reported seeing pieces of equipment that don't match anything else from the period and strange, almost ghostly remnants of wartime machinery. Could some of the advanced tech Nazi engineers were working on really have been meant for long-term underwater operations?

Some say these are just rumors, but given how much history we continue to uncover from WWII, it’s hard to ignore. What if these bases exist and contain secrets that could reshape what we know? It’s one of those theories that keeps coming back because, honestly, parts of it do add up.

Anyway, what are you doing this weekend?

TLDR; I thought you’d write something more brief

 

[ste d' indica]

The Lufftchaffe

Himmler's intimidating brown shorts.

 

[Rita_Poon]

 

[NeilMorepies]

*ponders stockpiling Trump’s grotty kecks to make a fortune selling them when he tops himself in his Mar-a-lago bunker when the Free American forces close in to liberate Florida*

 

[Paris]

I might have made a typo

 

[NeilMorepies]

I might have made a typo

What would we be interested in Nani’s underwear? He was a Utd player, not a Blue.

 

[Amw79]

I never thought I’d click so quickly on a link that said Underwear Nazi’s.

You learn things about yourself in this place.

 

[ClausThomsen]

I've been thinking a lot about one of the more mysterious WWII theories out there — the idea of underwater Nazi bases. Sounds far-fetched at first, but when you start looking into the details, it starts feeling oddly plausible. The story goes that as the war came to an end, some high-ranking Nazi officials and scientists supposedly escaped and set up hidden bases deep in the ocean, continuing their work far from prying eyes.

What's interesting is that recent sonar mapping and underwater exploration have actually picked up strange structures and metallic signatures in areas long rumored to be hiding places for these bases. Divers have reported seeing pieces of equipment that don't match anything else from the period and strange, almost ghostly remnants of wartime machinery. Could some of the advanced tech Nazi engineers were working on really have been meant for long-term underwater operations?

Some say these are just rumors, but given how much history we continue to uncover from WWII, it’s hard to ignore. What if these bases exist and contain secrets that could reshape what we know? It’s one of those theories that keeps coming back because, honestly, parts of it do add up.

Anyway, what are you doing this weekend?

I'm not sure it does add up. There would need to be a certain amount of coming and going to maintain an underwater base. I'd imagine it's impossible to do completely independent of help from the surface.

Not that I'm remotely interested - I was here for the underwear Nazis.