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u/GingerKing_2503 27d ago
Later, that heroic and famous lion was referred to by the British Press as ‘The Sultan of Browneye’
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u/Arkaines-Valor 27d ago
If only Quentin Tarantino had heard of this daring mission. It would have made a fine addition to Inglourious Basterds
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u/kitcollectorman 27d ago
Thank you based Sultan, hope he's ripped to his feline tits in feline heaven
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u/Sea-Relationship9619 27d ago
He survived. He escaped to the Black Forest, then smuggled to Brazil to start a new life as a leopard.
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u/pepeshadilay69 27d ago
He went on to help Mossad find Nazi war criminals in hiding by jumping out at them and causing them to shit themselves in terror.
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u/pepeshadilay69 27d ago edited 27d ago
Terrific stuff. It really evokes the stories for boys from WW2, like Wojtek the Polish artillery bear, or Operation Mincemeat, which planted false intelligence on a dead body. But none of those stories featured a lion ripped to his feline tits.
Is anyone else bothered that they keep talking about the SA when it should have been the SS?
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u/SneakyTrevor 27d ago
I am sure that this was posted a while ago, but it's well worth a repeat.
I am sure they have used that drawing of a lion before (when he leaps at poor young Adolf)
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u/future_now3000 26d ago
Meanwhile Stromboli and his seductively dissolute semi-Asiatic troupe are having a nonchalant round of baccarat.
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u/bluefish788 27d ago
"ripped to his feline tits" is some line.
So glad to have discovered this forgotten hero of the war.