Can we discuss this sniper shit again for a moment...

[BigBruvOfEnglandUK]

My grandfather killed hundreds of Japanese and never once bragged about it.

What was he, a chef?

:teehee

its bad form to laugh at your own jokes

I know. :teehee

[TerryB]

My grandfather killed hundreds of Japanese and never once bragged about it.

What was he, a chef?

:teehee

its bad form to laugh at your own jokes

I know. :teehee

:snigger

[Andy83]

Shape. Track this proto cocksucker down and slap his face.

[Fat Cat]

Each man is different, some enjoy being hunters, others just do the job as effectively but are quiet about it .

Maybe, but make no mistake, that's not hunting.

Hmmm, I think it was exactly hunting.

Watch out guys, we got a badass over here.

[Beer Jew]

My grandfather killed hundreds of Japanese and never once bragged about it.

My grandfather was Japanese you insensitive cunt!

[Bobby]

One of my relatives never bought anything jap made after having served in Burma.

[TerryB]

One of my relatives never bought anything jap made after having served in Burma.

What about the other relatives? What did they buy?

[Grandpa's Spells]

Maybe we've been through this before and I forgot. I don't expect this to go over with the crowd but I'm interested in the IGx opinion. That SEAL sniper dude with the book that just came out with 150 "confirmed" kills was on the front page of the Star-Telegram today. Frankly I couldn't get all the way through the article but I have some deep-seated personal issues with these guys which may have something to do with that. But it's the sniping thing that is my real issue. I can't wrap my head around telling every fucking person that has ears to listen and eyes to see that I've shot and killed 150 people. I don't care who they were or what the situation may be. And if there were 150 "confirmed" it's reasonable to assume there's plenty of more wounded or dead unconfirmed. What's the motivation behind this? Certainly there are people in this world that need killing but the glorification of the act itself seems somewhat outlandish to me. And the same goes for the "longest kill" stuff. Those acts to me would seem to be intensely private and personal and not for open discussion. Let's not discount the fact that I'm on my period right now and I'm very emotional.

The SEAL community seems to have shifted quite a bit from its past desire to remain out of the spotlight. There was some documentary that had guys saying in the 80's a SEAL wouldn't let you take his photograph. Then you have guys like Dick Marcinko writing books, fitness "celebrity" using their status to sell products, more authors, even a movie with active duty guys in it. This seems a lot less common in the SF/Recon (Garm aside)/PJ communities.

[Bobby]

What they buy/bought depends on age and previous experiences.Which seems pretty obvious.

[Thatcher II]

My grandfather killed hundreds of Japanese and never once bragged about it.

What was he, a chef?

:teehee

its bad form to laugh at your own jokes

I know. :teehee

No offence intended, but that avatar makes everything you write seem like it's been uttered by an homosexual.

[baffled]

My grandfather killed hundreds of Japanese and never once bragged about it.

My grandfather was Japanese you insensitive cunt!

I actually am Japanese to the tune of 1/8.

1/16 Hawaiian too motherfuckers.

I'm not proud of it.

[Sua Sponte]

The SEAL community seems to have shifted quite a bit from its past desire to remain out of the spotlight. There was some documentary that had guys saying in the 80's a SEAL wouldn't let you take his photograph....

We know different people.

[Blaidd Drwg]

My grandfather killed hundreds of Japanese and never once bragged about it.

What was he, a chef?

:teehee

its bad form to laugh at your own jokes

I know. :teehee

No offence intended, but that avatar makes everything you write seem like it's been uttered by an homosexual.

You are lightening quick aren't you?

[The Crawdaddy]

sharp like bowling ball, quick like tree

[Thatcher II]

I get by.

[Protobuilder]

One of my relatives never bought anything jap made after having served in Burma.

Burma and Japan no same-same.

[The Crawdaddy]

I get by.

There's a glowing endorsement.

[Bobby]

Terry:there once was a world war they call the second and in this war there was fighting in Burma.
The japanese did trott along the countryside and both US and British fought them (Merrill`s marauders and Chindits are examples).

[Protobuilder]

Terry:there once was a world war they call the second and in this war there was fighting in Burma.
The japanese did trott along the countryside and both US and British fought them (Merrill`s marauders and Chindits are examples).

Thanks, bro.

[Protobuilder]

My grandfather refused to buy Japanese cars. I thought it was a bit much. He said that Mitsubishi tried to kill him for the better part of five years. It was sort of understandable.

[TerryB]

SERVED!

[Thatcher II]

I get by.

There's a glowing endorsement.

It's called "understatement". Not something with which you'd be familiar.

[TerryB]

:woooooot!

[The Crawdaddy]

Yup. Sure. Got me there!

[Shapecharge]

Hey you dirty bitches stop the fucking cat fights and mucking up my thread. Take that shit outside or your asses are grounded and you can forget about going to the prom.