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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Frogm4n on July 10, 2003, 03:25:22 PM
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http://www.washtimes.com/national/20030709-121049-4754r.htm
seems like she was just a victim of bad driving more then anything. and that the iraqis actually help save her life. wonder why they made anyone knowing what really happened sign nondisclosure agreements.
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I can't believe anyone would be surpised or even angry about this. I suppose next you're gonna tell me that eating Wheaties won't make me a pro athlete.
SOB
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Skuzzy said it best - see my sig.
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im not surprised or angry about it. after 10 years of the internet nothing surprise's or angers me anymore. just relaying information.
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So what you're saying Frogman is that your vehicle getting hit by an RPG in the middle of hostile territory in a warzone is bad driving?
Hmmmm....sometimes I think you are trying too hard. You have to relax and let the fish come to you.
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Oh, that wasn't necissarily directed at you Froggy...but you're still a handsomehunk. Now go clean the latrines! Lance left a floater. Again.
SOB
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Bad driving? Tell ya what, when you get old enough for a driver's license, we'll pop your car with an RPG-7 and see how you handle it.
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Originally posted by SOB
Oh, that wasn't necissarily directed at you Froggy...but you're still a handsomehunk. Now go clean the latrines! Lance left a floater. Again.
SOB
That's not a floater, it's a decomposed gerbil.
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I'd like to defend my squaddie against your horrible accusation, but I know you're right. Ewwww.
SOB
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my forte is putting my foot in my mouth. of course i could never top ripsnat in that or any catagory. including spelling
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It's spelled, "Dripsnatch".
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Originally posted by SOB
I can't believe anyone would be surpised or even angry about this. I suppose next you're gonna tell me that eating Wheaties won't make me a pro athlete.
SOB
Citizens aren't Consumers.
Though both are fed a load of crap.
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what are you talking about virage. we are all consumers.
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In both cases you're trying to garner a positive image of something you're trying to sell. On one hand you have Weaties, on the other you have the military and our war in Iraq. Both parties would be stupid not to try and market themselves and try to put a positive spin on things. Heros make people happy. :)
SOB
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What the hell did you expect me to do with it? Pick it up and toss it in the trash?
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this one time my toliet broke and i just went straight into the trash can for a week.
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Welcome to the biased US media giant called CNN :rolleyes: No wonder no one get it straight......
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DEETH TO BOSH!!! DEETH TO AMREEKA!!!!
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Froggie,
I know you are just trying to pass along information, but I have to ask why. Are you trying to besmerch someone or something? Pvt. Lynch? The U.S. military? Maybe the media for creating the hype?
Regardless, the lunacy of any thought that this was a vehicle accident is foolishness. By that logic, I guess then if your tank gets hit by an RPG or bomb, and you don't get killed by the actual RPG itself, as oppposed to the molten slag flinging around inside your tank, or if it rolls over, and someone inside gets almost killed by breaking his neck, then it will be considered just a tank accident, or worse yet, friendly fire!. What if your aircraft's engines get shot out and your ejection system malfunctions and you manage to ride the craft down but are injured when you impact the earth. I guess that would be pilot error.
What really happened to Private Lynch?
Try this. She was an American solider, doing her job in a combat zone, under hostile fire, who, as a direct result of that fire, was severly injured and left to die behind enemy lines by her attackers who already had killed or were in the process of capturing and killing (murdering) many others of her unit. Some right thinking Iraqi citizen, (citizens were not the enemy) saw fit to take her to a hospital behind enemy lines where U.S. forces eventually found her after a tip by a local attorney (no lawyer jokes please) and from whence she was taken to begin a rather long and very arduously painful recovery.
Pvt. Lynch = Warrior. To her, with humble gratitude.
Anything else is , to paraphrase the Baron V, just rubbish!
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