Mein Kampf to be reprinted in German

[Messy1]

Mein Kampf toilet paper? What's the company's slogan?

 

[Njaco]

Mein Kampf toilet paper? What's the company's slogan?

"Wipe that smile off your face!"

 

[timshatz]

Mein Kampf toilet paper? What's the company's slogan?

"Your Crap is Adolph's business"

 

[Messy1]

Faster than the Blitzkrieg at picking up poop!

 

[BikerBabe]

The sh** stood this high in Germany back then! *shows w. right, straight arm just HOW high*

 

[Messy1]

Funny BB! Picturing that image now!

 

[Thorlifter]

I'd like to read it, but only because it is, in a way, the foundation for an event in history that (speaking only for myself) has become a part of who I am.

However, due to my dyslexia, and how others have stated it's a difficult read, I know I could never get through it.

 

[seesul]

I read it once - that was enough.

That says it all. Me too. I gave it up. I wanted to read it all but I wasn´t able to find the reason why after few pages.

 

[Njaco]

Like Thor I read it as a foundation for events. But OMG what a rough read. I actually started to check out Neitschze (?) because of a few references in it. That was tough also but his works were obviously twisted by Hitler.

 

[timshatz]

Like Thor I read it as a foundation for events. But OMG what a rough read. I actually started to check out Neitschze (?) because of a few references in it. That was tough also but his works were obviously twisted by Hitler.

If Neitschze gave you a headache, give Kaffka a shot. "Metimorphisis" or "The Trial", either one will get your noggin spinning.

But wait until winter is over, with all the snow we're getting, it's a reciepe for diaster. Cabin Fever and Kaffka, nothing good there.

 

[diddyriddick]

If Neitschze gave you a headache, give Kaffka a shot. "Metimorphisis" or "The Trial", either one will get your noggin spinning.

But wait until winter is over, with all the snow we're getting, it's a reciepe for diaster. Cabin Fever and Kaffka, nothing good there.

Agreed. Kafka was the most self-indulgent brat ever published!

 

[imalko]

I had to read Kafka's "Trial" in high school. You can imagine what a torture that was for a seventeen year old.

 

[timshatz]

I had to read Kafka's "Trial" in high school. You can imagine what a torture that was for a seventeen year old.

Yeah man, that would really hurt. Bad enough to read it as an adult.

 

[riacrato]

I don't think I am cognitively able to really grasp more than half of what either of these people wrote, but I find Wittgenstein to be more thought provoking for myself than Nietzsche. Kafka is just a sicko

 

[zpd307]

i am planning on reading this, some day...... with so much talk about it, it is a curiosity thing. i can not read or speak german, so i am assuming there is an english translated version.

 

[Vassili Zaitzev]

After reading one chapter from the book, my eyes were ready to bleed. A good insight into the psyche of Hitler, but the writing is so dry.