Maybe he zoned out and just panicked cos why would you not pick a colour?

They did that because it was something to do with the royal family of the Netherlands whose colour was orange I think.

Ignorance is bliss

The problem is people leave dogs alone in the room with children, any dog no matter what breed and no matter how well raised can flip and attack.
The problem with pitbulls particularly is that they are terriers, generally a breed that will not stop shaking and let go of their victim until their it is limp, even my parents JRT is like this and he's a tiny thing.
Pitbulls also have very strong jaws and do more damage than other breeds.

A cow's month

Never heard of those either... maybe it's an American thing?

Hmm doesn't look like normal puppy fat to me, looks bloated and distended rather than chubby.

Before a certain time orange was called red, we didn't have separate words for each colour, maybe it goes back to that?

Poor Nana :(

Guest wins this one with that comment!

I can't make head nor tail of what you're saying I'm afraid

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-16708340 This is from 2012 so fairly recent, the article is talking about the anti-Semitism in Germany you refer to but still acknowledges the figures I stated. Although I do realise it may have changed more recently due to the current political climate.

Actually a fairly recent study suggests that 20% of Germans have at least latent anti-Semitic feelings...Which means 80% don't. It's certainly not brilliant, but it's hardly 'most'.

No, are you?

If you get a chance to see the play Bent it gives an insight into what concentration camps were like for the other groups, I saw it done at an amateur theatre and was honestly the most moving thing I've ever seen.

@yogithebear, "Ask a true German how they feel about Jews" are you insinuating that the German people are deep-down still Nazis as I can assure you this is completely incorrect.
Also, you do realise that it wasn't just Jews who were persecuted right?