Talk:Louis "Red" Deutsch
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[edit] Biography
[edit] paratooper? not.
If this guy was born in 1890 how was he a paratooper in WWII. He would have been 51 when the U.S entered the war far too old for a paratrooper.
- He's a fvcking patriot, man! Lighen up! He was bodily heaving drunks airborne out of his bar by the belt-n-collar at 70! He was a tough cheekzigger, you yellow red bastid!
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- listen, this is all bullshit about red being a paratrooper in WWII. red served during the war alright- he served cold beer and strong booze on the frontlines in jersey city. however, to my knowledge, the records are not particularly clear on red's activities during WWI; red would have been in his 20's then. he MAY have served in the U.S. military during that conflict, but certainly NOT as a paratrooper (there was no such thing at the time; the soviet union army developed the paratrooper concept in the 1930's).
[edit] Vital Statistics
Jim Davidson recently posted Red's social security number (on z4.invisionfree.com/Bum_Bar_Bastards/index.php?showtopic=345&view=findpost&p=10945699 forums) and looking it up on [1] provides the information that he was born 16 Sep 1895 and died Sep 1985. IrisKawling 03:35, 29 January 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Recordings
- Listen you! Jim Davidson told the world all about the history of these calls for the 1st time on Sirius Radio/Howard Stern 07November2007.
Come down here and I'll break you in half! Hilarleo 10:41, 8 November 2007 (UTC)
