Skoolmonkee, does the American text book version of the war go something like this-

"America totally saved everyone's ass... or kicked everyone's ass.. which ever. The point is- WE RULE! U.S.A! U.S.A!"

Mind you, that is pretty much my stereotype for how American text books read on pretty much every event in history.

"Industrial revolution? Oh yeah! We totally kicked ass at that! U.S.A! U.S.A!"

I'm fairly certain that chanting U.S.A is essential to the American learning process.

Ozone- If Hitler was Superman's secret identity, that would be a hell of a secret! Mind you, I've seen a lot of evidence that this is not the case. If they are the same person, how can you explain the following?-

harkovast
Ozone- If Hitler was Superman's secret identity, that would be a hell of a secret! Mind you, I've seen a lot of evidence that this is not the case. If they are the same person, how can you explain the following?-

It was all a cunning plan.


And I don't know where you got Ozone from. I'm Saint. GOSH.

I'm Superman.

Back to the topic.
Maus: the greatest furry comic ever.

Saint and ozone are easily confused.

Seriously, I have this a lot.

I also confused Kitty17 with rokulily, crocty with flying green monkey (or Product Placement sometimes, those three are all interchangeable to me), and I sometimes get waff, bocaj and salsa a bit mixed up.

the part of my brain that remembers who people are has been replaced with a section for additional Harkovast comic trivia.

Ozone (the real ozone this time)- You me best furry comic, not counting Harkovast. right?
Yes?
Good, that's what I thought!

I'm gonna go ahead and put this here.

harkovast
and I sometimes get waff, bocaj and salsa a bit mixed up.

IT'S BECAUSE OF THAT ONE MAFIA GAME ISN'T IT?

I read maus because art spieglman was coming to GW... it was very good, but in person he seemed full of himself, so I now have some mixed feelings.

can't deny that maus was good, though.

Oh, and if you're looking for something semi-jewish comic-wise I'd recommend "Fables". Apparently (according to the author) it all sort of.. represents Israel's struggles. Well actually finding that out ruined it for me a tiny bit, just because I liked it as it was, without any current-event relevance.. eh READ FABLES ANYWAY~ it made me cry! multiple times.