At one point I thought FOX was going to add big red circles that would float around the screen to highlight whoever was talking. This would help people follow the conversation properly.
Mars wrote:BTW, if jaeger means hunter what does jaegermeister mean?
d110 wrote:BClakrie, I wouldn't suggest that posting to a forum repeatedly to make a point constitutes stalking. Hunting down obscure info on a specific person to attack them in a public forum does.
Sea-to-sky-games wrote:After being outside of Canada for so long, you learn to appreciate.. a little bit anyways.. why hockey isn't exactly the easiest or most interesting sport to follow.
FoulFoot wrote:I sincerely hope that other patrons of that particular Kinko's are not Acaeum fans.
FoulFoot wrote:Eventually he'll get bored. It's a pain having to drag your laptop all the way to Starbucks just to access The Acaeum.Foul
Blackmoor wrote:jaeger actually means hunter. I am married to a german
MShipley88 wrote:For what it's worth, jaeger means both a "hunter" and a "light infantryman."Jaeger companies figured prominently at Long Island and the Brandywine. I also presume that there were jaegers among the Hessians captured at Trenton and Saratoga...although accounts of those battles most prominently feature Hessian grenadiers and dragoons.
mdr003 wrote:Coincidentally, I'm reading a book right now about the American Revolution ("1776", by David McCullough). The chapter I just finished recounts a Hessian regiment of jaegers storming Fort Washington.According to the book, one of Washington's poorer decisions to leave the fort occupied as he retreated from Manhattan to New Jersey.It also notes the jaegers were thorough professionals, with officers not considering it part of their duty to determine which side was in the right in the dispute.RegardsMike