"It's Good Agricultural Stuff"
No.6, or rather No.12/Curtis is heard to say that phrase during the fencing scene of The Schizoid Man, and went on to say "But would hardly have got you my place on the Olympic team." Now we know that Nadia Rakovsky at the age of seventeen was an Olympic bronze medalist {that would be the 1948 Olympics} as read from her file by No.2 during The Chimes of Big Ben. But now we learn that No.6 is also a past Olympian, at fencing. Yes, I know that it's actuially No.12/Curtis who is speaking the words "It's good agricultural stuff. But would hardly have got you my place on the olympic Team," but Curtis says them while impersonating No.6....surely. And that would most likely have been either the 1948 Olympics {he could have met with Nadia there} or the 1952 Olympics.
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