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Tvoi-Vrag · June 5th, 2005

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rotc boy · June 5th, 2005

could you imagine the uproar if we did that again?!

although it isnt a bad idea

MontyB · June 6th, 2005

Yes however back in the "good old days" the USA wasnt a mere 12 hours flight away from almost anywhere on earth and there wasnt a billion or so muslims parked around the world with the means to extract a bit of revenge of their own.

Something to remember when advocating such things is that you would be targetting an entire religion in doing this which would be the greatest recruiting poster you could give the likes of Osama.

I really do find it hard to understand the "crusade" mentality people exhibit at times.

behemoth79 · June 6th, 2005

this reminds me of a section of Tom Clancy's The Teeth of the Tiger. As a terrorist is dying, one of the main characters takes a football and puts it on his chest then folded the mans arms around it.

MontyB · June 6th, 2005

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Originally Posted by behemoth79

this reminds me of a section of Tom Clancy's The Teeth of the Tiger. As a terrorist is dying, one of the main characters takes a football and puts it on his chest then folded the mans arms around it.

Umm because everyone knows terrorist hate cows?.

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Football are sometimes called a "pigskin," which makes people think footballs might be made out of pigs. But nope! The NFL's official footballs are made of premium cowhide leather. According to the NCAA, college teams also use leather footballs, but they're a little bit smaller than NFL balls. Younger kids (six to eight years old) use smaller footballs made of rubber. That makes it easier for little hands to grip the ball. Older kids can use footballs made of both rubber and leather, and kids age 13 and up should use an all-leather ball that's the same size as college footballs.

chewie_nz · June 6th, 2005

thats disgusting, really is there the need for it?

Locke · June 6th, 2005

as amusing as it may be to some, its a bit sad really
if you sink to stuff like that, are you any better than them?
it would be the same as (to a christian) someome taking a cross and breaking it or peeing on it or defiling a strong symbol, whatever it may be

hicks · June 6th, 2005

Now that is awesome.

Big_Z · June 6th, 2005

Its pretty easy to say "wow that was awful" a hundred years later isn't it? I'm pretty sure that is untrue but even if it isn't I suggest you take a look back at the last 100 years of history.

Tvoi-Vrag · June 6th, 2005

So good idea or not?

June 5th, 2005	#1
Tvoi-Vrag	I love this info http://img168.echo.cx/img168/4904/muslims9we.jpg

June 6th, 2005	#3
MontyB	Yes however back in the "good old days" the USA wasnt a mere 12 hours flight away from almost anywhere on earth and there wasnt a billion or so muslims parked around the world with the means to extract a bit of revenge of their own. Something to remember when advocating such things is that you would be targetting an entire religion in doing this which would be the greatest recruiting poster you could give the likes of Osama. I really do find it hard to understand the "crusade" mentality people exhibit at times. We are more often treacherous through weakness than through calculation. ~Francois De La Rochefoucauld

June 6th, 2005	#4
behemoth79	this reminds me of a section of Tom Clancy's The Teeth of the Tiger. As a terrorist is dying, one of the main characters takes a football and puts it on his chest then folded the mans arms around it. si deum nobiscum, quis contra? AS LONG AS DIXIE STILL EXISTS,THIS COUNTRY WILL NEVER FALL

June 6th, 2005	#6
chewie_nz	thats disgusting, really is there the need for it?

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Locke	as amusing as it may be to some, its a bit sad really if you sink to stuff like that, are you any better than them? it would be the same as (to a christian) someome taking a cross and breaking it or peeing on it or defiling a strong symbol, whatever it may be If I am asked what we are fighting for, I can reply in two sentences. In the first place, to fulfil a solemn international obligation . . . an obligation of honor which no self-respecting man could possibly have repudiated. I say, secondly, we are fighting to vindicate the principle that small nationalities are not to be crushed in defiance of international good faith at the arbitrary will of a strong and overmastering Power. Author: Rt. Hon. Herbert Henry Asquith Source: Statement, to House of Commons, Declaration of War with Germany, Aug. 4, 1914

June 6th, 2005	#8
hicks	Now that is awesome. __________________________________________________ \"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.\" - George Orwell

June 6th, 2005	#9
Big_Z	Its pretty easy to say "wow that was awful" a hundred years later isn't it? I'm pretty sure that is untrue but even if it isn't I suggest you take a look back at the last 100 years of history. Infantry leads......

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