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    Use of Sniper and Biological Warfare. Gas!

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    Medic, that is just wrong!
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    is this the Don't ask, Don't tell??
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    Looks like innovative thinking to me.
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    Medic, that is just wrong!
    I first thought it was good use of the surrounding terrain but then my funny bone kicked in and I had to do it.

    I saw a bumper sticker yesterday that said, " If you are not laughing, you are not living". Thanks!!
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    too many things wrong with that pic.... I would have killed the camera guy if that was me in that position....
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    They're English does that make it alright?
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    That's the replacement to "don't ask, don't tell." That's "surprise me!"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dale in Louisiana View Post
    That's the replacement to "don't ask, don't tell." That's "surprise me!"
    Dale that's just wrong!

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