ICBMs from France

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Mephisto
Mephisto Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 508
in Trades, Passes and Bombs
Are en route:

38°38'46?N 76°53'54?W

33°27'00?N 112°21'30?W
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  • The Sniper
    The Sniper Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,910
    From France??? So they're gonna have a snooty attitude and smell like unwashed armpits? LOL Not gonna be a pleasant experience for someone... :-D

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  • Direwolf
    Direwolf Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,493
    Don't get me started on France.. I have to deal with them daily... Wanna go on a side mission for me ?lol
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  • jliu
    jliu Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,055
    what does ICBM mean?
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  • The Sniper
    The Sniper Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,910
    Aw dude, I feel ya! Anytime I was assigned to a JTF (Joint Task Force) while I was in the military, the French were always THE WORST to deal with. You try to keep an open mind about everything in life, but at some point its like how many examples do I need??? :-D

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  • Hays
    Hays Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,262
    jliu:
    what does ICBM mean?
    Well it literally means InterContinental Ballistic Missile... ;-)
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  • Direwolf
    Direwolf Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,493
    We have to offices in France. The people I have to deal with are so fracking lazy when it comes to their end of the job.
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  • jliu
    jliu Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,055
    Hays:
    jliu:
    what does ICBM mean?
    Well it literally means InterContinental Ballistic Missile... ;-)
    ahh. ho ah ho ah
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  • The Sniper
    The Sniper Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,910
    Direwolf:
    We have to offices in France. The people I have to deal with are so fracking lazy when it comes to their end of the job.
    Lazy is what they do well. LOL When I was in Turkey for Operation Northern Watch before it was Operation Northern Watch, everybody in camp would be out busting their hump in the 120F heat. Americans? Bustin hump. Brits? Bustin hump. Germans? Bustin hump. Turks (in their WOOL uniforms!)? Bustin hump.

    The French troops? Well, they were out back of the camp... sun tanning... in their speedos... laying on the picnic tables they gathered from all over the camp... b!tching about all the noise going on around them.

    I cant make this stuff up fellas... :-D

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  • marineatbn03
    marineatbn03 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,634
    I agree, as many times as I have worked with the French, lazy is putting it nicely.
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  • Direwolf
    Direwolf Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,493
    And since it's their "culture" I'm not allowed to call them out on it. But heaven forbid I mess something up for them..
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  • RCY Cigars
    RCY Cigars Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,346
    Mephisto:
    Are en route:

    38°38'46?N 76°53'54?W

    33°27'00?N 112°21'30?W


    Oh snap, Mephisto is back at it.....

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  • Marker
    Marker Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,524
    An Irish friend of mine calls them Surrender Monkeys.
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  • The3Stogies
    The3Stogies Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,608
    Marker:
    An Irish friend of mine calls them Surrender Monkeys.

    Wasn't there a French assualt rifle for sale somehwere. Good deal, never fired, dropped once.
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  • danielzreyes
    danielzreyes Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 6,739
    The3Stogies:
    Marker:
    An Irish friend of mine calls them Surrender Monkeys.

    Wasn't there a French assualt rifle for sale somehwere. Good deal, never fired, dropped once.
    LOL nice..... I'm stealing this one.
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  • Roberto99
    Roberto99 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,077
    danielzreyes:
    The3Stogies:
    Marker:
    An Irish friend of mine calls them Surrender Monkeys.

    Wasn't there a French assualt rifle for sale somehwere. Good deal, never fired, dropped once.
    LOL nice..... I'm stealing this one.
    +2 lol!
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  • jsnake
    jsnake Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,037
    I am pretty confident that anything launched from France will not hit it's intended target. Someone's neighbors a few miles away are going to be happy.
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  • marineatbn03
    marineatbn03 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,634
    jsnake:
    I am pretty confident that anything launched from France will not hit it's intended target. Someone's neighbors a few miles away are going to be happy.
    LMAO
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  • The Sniper
    The Sniper Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,910
    Retaliation for this may be a slight problem, as a great big long wall with gun turrets along it will be constructed for defense.

    But only a slight problem, as the wall wont quite be built ALL the way around it! LOL Shout out to the Maginot beeotches! :-)

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  • RCY Cigars
    RCY Cigars Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,346
    RCY Cigars:
    Mephisto:
    Are en route:

    38°38'46?N 76°53'54?W

    33°27'00?N 112°21'30?W


    Oh snap, Mephisto is back at it.....



    Foot in Mouth, lol. Oh snap was right and it was at me. Got this package last week. No need for any antics. (Darren) Mephisto laid the smack down on me and I don't know why. I sent him a PM last week thanking him even though it hurt like heck. The devastation was so much I can't post the pics of the sticks he sent. But, I can post the label that was on the box that will give you an idea. Thanks Darren, your a heck of BOTL and I owe you one for this.....

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