G GuyontheRight Active member Dec 6, 2003 #1 QUESTION 1 Who is the leader and co-founder of the AUC, Colombia's largest paramilitary force?
G GuyontheRight Active member Dec 8, 2003 #3 Thats correct. Speculation has put him as the founder of LOS PEPES, who oposed Pablo Escobar, who was gunned down 10 years ago last week. New Question to Come tommarow.
Thats correct. Speculation has put him as the founder of LOS PEPES, who oposed Pablo Escobar, who was gunned down 10 years ago last week. New Question to Come tommarow.
D diplomatic_means Active member Dec 8, 2003 #4 SO when do i get the 10 milbucks? How does that whole thing work?
G GuyontheRight Active member Dec 8, 2003 #5 Just sent them over. Dony spend them all at the same place
Redneck Active member Dec 10, 2003 #6 Second question: What is the name of Admiral Nimitz's second cousin's dog? You have 2 minutes to answer. Haha, i kill me.
Second question: What is the name of Admiral Nimitz's second cousin's dog? You have 2 minutes to answer. Haha, i kill me.
G GuyontheRight Active member Dec 10, 2003 #7 Question 2 What is the official designation for the new model carbine Heckler and Koch is producing, that might eventually replace the M4?
Question 2 What is the official designation for the new model carbine Heckler and Koch is producing, that might eventually replace the M4?
A Acerbus Active member Dec 10, 2003 #8 The XM-8, which is based on the G-36 design. The rifle portion of the whole XM-29 OICW unit.
G GuyontheRight Active member Dec 11, 2003 #9 Source Please (Your right, man i gotta get some harder questions )
A Acerbus Active member Dec 11, 2003 #10 Whoops, overlooked that wee little detail. Hold on a tad while I pull a source out from me arse. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/m8-oicw.htm
Whoops, overlooked that wee little detail. Hold on a tad while I pull a source out from me arse. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/m8-oicw.htm
G GuyontheRight Active member Dec 17, 2003 #11 Question 3 Why did the Japanese confiscate chess books during World War II?
Tessa Active member Dec 17, 2003 #12 I give up.. I been looking through lie.. 234235356236 numbers of sites.. And the b*tch is nagging me.. Damn woman..
I give up.. I been looking through lie.. 234235356236 numbers of sites.. And the b*tch is nagging me.. Damn woman..
A Acerbus Active member Dec 17, 2003 #13 http://www.military.com/NewContent/0,13190,Daily_Factoid,00.html They thought they were code books.
D diplomatic_means Active member Dec 17, 2003 #15 You should try and find some questions from books. It might be a little harder to find it on the Internet then.
You should try and find some questions from books. It might be a little harder to find it on the Internet then.
G GuyontheRight Active member Dec 17, 2003 #16 Yea thats a good idea, but I make up these questions sitting on my school computer, so I really dont have any books with me.
Yea thats a good idea, but I make up these questions sitting on my school computer, so I really dont have any books with me.
T ThirteenFox Active member Feb 18, 2004 #17 ok, Diplomatic means...here is a very tough one from a book; how many combatants did Tonga supply to the war effort.
ok, Diplomatic means...here is a very tough one from a book; how many combatants did Tonga supply to the war effort.
D diplomatic_means Active member Feb 18, 2004 #18 I give up. I can't find anymore info than a statement of support made by their king and the fact they only have a 400 man fighting force. I can't imagine they would send more than ten people if any.
I give up. I can't find anymore info than a statement of support made by their king and the fact they only have a 400 man fighting force. I can't imagine they would send more than ten people if any.