Talk:Potsdam Giants

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[edit] Sorry, but this I can't resist!

"Think the Eagles will trade Terell Owens to the Potsdam Giants?"

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1.8 meters tall? That is not much by todays standards. It should be mentioned what wad the avarege height of soldiers of that era (and why), than these guys would really seem tall (and as a result difficult to find). Mieciu K 13:39, 1 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Real? Fake?

When I first read this it seemed like a clever ruse by some bored German history major...but actually there are sources for it out there...Thomas Carlyle seems to have written about it [1] , unless of course that same bored German history major is inventing sources. Paul 06:57, 13 September 2007 (UTC)