Even though it's landlocked, Switzerland does have a small navy of lake patrol boats. Was this Weinberger model a Swiss Navy man? The striped shirt and anchor tattoo say perhaps. Oh, and just so y'all know, if you google "Swiss Navy" a line of high end personal lubricants come up first.
Switzerland maintains its neutrality through its armed forces and every adult male citizen of the federation is liable for national service, 80% are conscripted and thereafter serve on a rotation basis forming the second largest armed force per capita after the Israel Defense Forces. They are allowed to keep their arms at home, which makes the Swiss the most armed nation in the world with one of the lowest statistics in gun crime. (If they get annoyed, they yodel at each other instead which makes for a very slow and agonizing death.) Lausanne boasts one of the longest, permanent Jewish populations in Europe and in the past, the Jews were taxed to maintain the Swiss army. This chap could well have served in the Lake Flotilla. However, Switzerland does have a large Merchant Marine. The Rhine is navigable connecting the city of Bâle to the North Sea via Rotterdam, so he may just be a fisherman.
ReplyDeleteYes, the Swiss have managed to make invading their country more costly than any benefit derived from it's conquest would be worth. I remember traveling by train from Zurich to Milan and seeing dozens of military installations built into the sides of canyons.
DeleteGiven the above erudite comment by Calorman, I feel almost crass in bringing up the lovely natural beauty of the model's pubic hair and intact penis. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteNothing crass about commenting on what most people came here to see. Trust me, he wouldn't be here otherwise.
DeleteHis mustache reminds me of Joseph Maschio
ReplyDeleteHe does look like him.
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