On December the 22nd, 1944, the Germans had the town of Bastogne, Belgium surrounded and sent a message to Allied General A. C. McAuliffe asking for his surrender. His reply, "Nuts," would be that era's equivalent of "no way"
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General Anthony McAuliffe
American general's answer 'NUTS' to the German order for allied forces to surrender
It is unclear who specifically said "Nuts." This phrase is commonly associated with American General Anthony McAuliffe during World War II in response to a German demand for surrender at the Battle of the Bulge.
HA! The place was called "GOOBER". Nuts in another word was goober! That meant that every food was made out of nuts. And.....cookies already had nuts in some countrys.
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"Drive you nuts" can be translated as "drive you crazy." To define it without using more slang - it means to frustrate you to such a degree that you are getting angry.
The Defense of Bastogne, Battle of the Bulge, 16-27 December 1944, in which General McAuliffe was acting commander. On 21 December Germany commanders General Baron Heinrich von Luettwitz and General der Panzertruppe Hasso Eccard von Manteuffel prepared a note for American General McAuliffe, requesting the surrender of the 101st that illicited his infamous reply. "Nuts!"
General Anthony C. McAuliffe at the siege of Bastogne, during the Battle of the Bulge. The 22nd December 1944. Most authorities give the word as "Nuts!" but some suggest a more forceful expression which was toned down for use in newspaper acounts.
No. You can not get nutella without nuts. It advertises nuts in the name and is also know as the hazelnut spread. So nutella is made out of nuts.
There are 8types- Acorn Bulge acorn open end acorn duplex acorn standard Mag. short Mag. Duplex Mag. and the Cragar SST
He cant find his nuts!