Originally posted by Hurkyl
Yah, yah, it's a big stretch, but I thought it was amusing when I first heard the joke.
"The Defenestration of Prague" was always my most favoritely named historical event, thus I've always remembered the term, and love the rare chances I get to work it into everyday conversation.
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