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[gazthefunky39]

Whatever, this is really old. Do you know how long I served for? In fact I might have recently left, let me put it like this I was 25 when I joined and you have no idea when I left or where I have been.

Bored of the whole roman/german thing you believe what you want. I'll believe what I've read. I'm quoting Caesar and your saying the opposite. The fact that the legions wouldn't fight at first doesn't seem to indicate anything to you. I give up. It's pointless.

[redpunk]

@redpunk and wouldn't being 41 basically mean you were peacetime?

[redpunk]

@gazthefunky39 deciding that it's not worth it to push through the mountains and a forest that goes out to the ukraine isn't really the same thing as deciding that the prospect of fighting some 4" taller than you is too scary.

if you wanna know what the romans thought about the germans while julius caesar was campaigning through gaul then go read his memoir. fighting the germans didn't seem to scare them that much, but unending heavy forest did

[gazthefunky39]

@redpunk I have wrote what Caesar wrote about the germanic tribes earlier, he named them after all. The Romans never crossed the Rhine after they got slaughtered, the lost legions of Varus in the Teutonberg forest if I'm not mistaken.The Romans ultimately never succeeded in putting the north and east of Germany under direct Roman rule.

I never said anything about me being in the sas, LOL. I was a British Paratrooper, don't mix them up with your 101. Look them up and milling.

[redpunk]

@gazthefunky39 referencing the conquest of gaul isn't really a random namedrop if you're talking about romans and gauls and germans. pretty good example of a primary source seeing how julius caesar wrote the damned thing.

i call it selection and so do other people. the only tune i've changed is that i don't believe you actually made it into an SAS unit unless i'm mistaking you for some sort of a ranger

[gazthefunky39]

@redpunk Ofc I never just read a book you just came up with, why would I do that?? Some guy I'm arguing with online suggested a book, let me get my credit card and go to Amazon. I would have to be mental. And yes I passed selection obviously, seems you have had a change of tune. I thought I would have just had the same training as a Norgie regular? 2nd longest training of any nato country, first is Royal Marine Commandos. Although you don't call it selection, that's the SAS, P-company for Paras

[redpunk]

@gazthefunky39 are you sure you actually read that book? and passed selection?

[gazthefunky39]

@redpunk I was talking about Germania and you know this. What about the sacking of rome by the Goths? Germanic again.

I was talking to a curator in the National War Museum who was wearing full plate. So what he told me counts a lot more than some guy waffling online. Have you ever wore full plate? No I didn't think so. So I will listen to the curator thanks. Compared to what a modern soldier carries it's not a lot, plus they would not be wearing armour 24 hours a day. Wagon wheels?

[gazthefunky39]

@redpunk Caesar described the differences between the Germanic tribesmen, the Romans, and the Gauls. He said that the Gauls, although warlike, could be civilized, but the Germanic tribesmen were far more savage and were a threat to Roman Gaul and so had to be conquered. Caesar's accounts portray the Roman fear of the Germanic tribes and the threat they posed. The perceived menace of the Germanic tribesmen proved accurate. Look up lost legions of Varus, 3 legions killed.

[redpunk]

@gazthefunky39 rome fell more than 1000 years before germany existed. and with your superioir grasp of geography and history can you maybe eek out a little idea why it might be difficult to approach from the south?

go read conquest of gaul. it's propagandized, but you probably should if you wanna go yammering on about what the romans thought.

also wearing plate armor and learning about it in a museum are two different things. there's a reason the japanese threw wagon wheels