Discuss Argentina 'to use YPF to search for Falkland Islands oil' in Current Affairs, News and Analysis on The Army Rumour Service; Originally Posted by vvaannmmaann
Sorry I had to finish with the MILF next door.
That still left you with 4 minutes, 40 seconds!!...
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That still left you with 4 minutes, 40 seconds!!
Originally Posted by vvaannmmaann 
vvaannmmaann and Mattb like this.Silence may be golden, but duct tape is more effective, and that comes in silver......
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Surely if our brave boys were fortified by the knowledge they'd get an ndm then the fi would be forever safe!
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I guess we can use the 'new' torpedos straight off this time. I mean, the RN's had 30y to fix the issue.
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By the Falkland Islands Gov. Originally Posted by roadster280 Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.
- 06-08-2012, 21:28 #25Not PTTEP then? Imagine Thais would find FI a little extreme Originally Posted by Joe_Private The major didn't think of his superiors as fools, of course, since it would follow that everyone who obeyed them was a fool. He used the term 'unwise', and felt worried when he used it.
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