Thinking of becoming an insane, vegetarian, fascist dictator or just playing one in a a movie? Well, you’ve come to the right place. In just NEIN! steps, I, Adolf Hitler, will guide you through the necessary dramaturgical poses necessary to achieve your goal.
Pose 1 – Holding an imaginary cigar. I don’t like holding real cigars. They remind me of Churchill…Churchill with his brandy and his cigars and his rotten painting! I was a painter! An entire apartment in ONE afternoon! TWO coats!
Pose 2 – Pull my finger…
Pose 3 – Cupping my only imaginary ball…I mean balls. I’ve got two you know. And they’re not just imaginary. Oh no. They’re very real.
Pose 4 – Much the same as 3 really. I don’t know why I bothered.
Pose 5 – The ‘Al Jolson’ pleading pose. Needs to be alternated with hand clasping…Wait a minute. Jolson’s a Black Jew. I need to think this through.
Pose 6 – The ‘Bela Lugosi’ hand flex. The ladies love it.
Pose 7 – The ‘King Kong’. Hold in reserve for clinging to the top of very high buildings.
Pose 8 – The ‘Isadora Duncan’. I know it’s degenerate but it’s useful at parties.
Pose 9 – I’m having a fucking heart attack! Call 911!
There! Now you’re fully prepared to take on the challenging role of The Fuhrer. Good luck, but remember, Tomorrow Belongs To Me, so no funny business.
WP by default doesn’t permit for comment editing by anyone other than an admin, and the last couple plugins I tried were letting people editing things that weren’t their own comments, which is bad
Only in posts that awaits publication (those that have a publication date already assigned).
Or at least could, when Coon helped me perform that test.
If some “standard” mcs+ user would comment in one of my awaiting post, we could test it again:
comments aren’t enabled on future posts at this time, it was something that I had to hack in, and it was removed everytime WP upgraded, so that might have been the problem back in the day
Acting With Hitler In 9 Simple Stages.
Thinking of becoming an insane, vegetarian, fascist dictator or just playing one in a a movie? Well, you’ve come to the right place. In just NEIN! steps, I, Adolf Hitler, will guide you through the necessary dramaturgical poses necessary to achieve your goal.
Pose 1 – Holding an imaginary cigar. I don’t like holding real cigars. They remind me of Churchill…Churchill with his brandy and his cigars and his rotten painting! I was a painter! An entire apartment in ONE afternoon! TWO coats!
Pose 2 – Pull my finger…
Pose 3 – Cupping my only imaginary ball…I mean balls. I’ve got two you know. And they’re not just imaginary. Oh no. They’re very real.
Pose 4 – Much the same as 3 really. I don’t know why I bothered.
Pose 5 – The ‘Al Jolson’ pleading pose. Needs to be alternated with hand clasping…Wait a minute. Jolson’s a Black Jew. I need to think this through.
Pose 6 – The ‘Bela Lugosi’ hand flex. The ladies love it.
Pose 7 – The ‘King Kong’. Hold in reserve for clinging to the top of very high buildings.
Pose 8 – The ‘Isadora Duncan’. I know it’s degenerate but it’s useful at parties.
Pose 9 – I’m having a fucking heart attack! Call 911!
There! Now you’re fully prepared to take on the challenging role of The Fuhrer. Good luck, but remember, Tomorrow Belongs To Me, so no funny business.
🙁 Too many ‘necessaries’. How do you edit on MCS? Meanwhile –
[quote]How do you edit on MCS?[/quote]
You can’t, because “godly powers”, are only for gods, like Tiki.
WP by default doesn’t permit for comment editing by anyone other than an admin, and the last couple plugins I tried were letting people editing things that weren’t their own comments, which is bad
Fair enough tiki.
As I’ve demonstrated sometime ago, still can.
you can still edit other people’s comments?
Only in posts that awaits publication (those that have a publication date already assigned).
Or at least could, when Coon helped me perform that test.
If some “standard” mcs+ user would comment in one of my awaiting post, we could test it again:
comments aren’t enabled on future posts at this time, it was something that I had to hack in, and it was removed everytime WP upgraded, so that might have been the problem back in the day