Built an army, wrote bad poetry, and still had better posture than half of Europe. by Frederick the Great

Borrowing? I prefer the term strategic enthusiasm.

At least I never asked Europe to clap for a flute solo and then called it diplomacy.

He only likes paperwork when it is a draft he can reject.

Strategic enthusiasm is a cute way to say you start wars and then act surprised when people notice.

Posture is easy when you keep borrowing my provinces like a man with no shame.

Says the man who flew in, took the compliments, and left before the paperwork.