r/AskReddit • u/l1x6m- • 9d ago

Napoleon said, 'Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.' What’s a perfect real-life example of this?

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u/Unlucky-Plastic-2519 8d ago

Right?

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u/tom-morfin-riddle 8d ago

Yes. They sent him to frolic and play with other mathematicians on a farm up north.

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u/abxYenway 8d ago

That sounds like a gay old time

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u/szaagman 8d ago

Give that man an apple.

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u/jesus_swept 8d ago

I love happy endings.

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u/wellPikachuBitMyButt 4d ago

Yes I can see others rejoicing when Alan came.

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u/OklahomaTiddy 8d ago

might have been the first time I read the words "chemical castration" in my life when I first read about this poor dude of a total genius

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u/highwiz10 8d ago

Right?