> > -----
> > > Arkansas Wrote:
> > > --------------------------
> >
> > Sorry didnt mean to offend. Just to clari
> fy......"
> > Blitz" (as a free standing word) is defined as
> ::
> > ::: surprise, quick, flash, lightning. The word
> ha
> > s been used in sports (football) and war termino
> lo
> > gy as in connection with a "quick"....play, move
> ,
> > or attack. Didnt mean to connect it to the Germa
> n
> > blitz-campaign against the British (WWII). In mo
> de
> > rn times, North American football uses the word
> bl
> > itz to describe.......an unexpected "all-in" rus
> h
> > by the defense to disrupt the opposing teams off
> en
> > se. Thanks


>
> That's my bad as I was just having fun with you.


Ok Beyonder-Pa, you got me....LOL. Still you got me thinking. Wonder which came into existence first, the word Blitz or WWII?? I once was given a religious tract that intended to show that key Christian words had dark origins. Truth is, search hard enough, any word can be linked to positive or negative. One could go crazy.....thinking. It's a lot easier to just search for treasure...LOL



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/19/2018 12:39AM by Arkansas.