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| | ...then I might as well post some hogs at the entrance to the check-point. To the best of my knowledge the presence of pigs in the blast zone could be an effective deterrent, and ultimately spoil any hope of becoming a martyr in the islamic paradise. Today we are all Norwegians! Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt. 22. July 2011 |
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Pigs are a viable currency in the islands around here=)
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Hey, it struck me that I just described the Marines in my Troop. | |
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Of all the unintentional conversations I have ever spawned this is by far the most interesting...
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Hell what about a .500 Mag cartrige into the engine block at closer ranges? Picture the M4 layout model with .500 cartriges as the Small arms version of the naval CWIS system. Notice this is a fairtale peice of armament but hey, this inspiration for such a desgin can be traced to the Grendel 6.5 mm. Last edited by Yossarian; November 30th, 2011 at 08:05.. |
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Ah, another gun-nut.. ![]() I call your .500 Mag. and raise with 2 bacon-lined Claymores then. |
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