Originally posted by CCB
And you, of course, have magic personal inside info on that these particulars are dead 'afghans'? They may be, but YOU dont know that.*
Agreed!
or:
Whoopsie!
or:
Auuh... ya got me in the gut!
Its also pretty irrelevant.
Moderator: maddog986
Originally posted by dighost
MSG I have no problems here with you, I agree its probably not the right thing to do to gloat over a mans death.
Of course if or when bin laden and his fellow terrorists die, I won't be cryin' a river either![]()
Redneck stuff doesn't bother me at all-- in fact here is a joke my southern wife told me..hehe

Originally posted by Cap Mandrake
Speaking of rednecks...I've often wondered, in the Southern Hemisphere, does the FRONT of their neck get red;) ?
Secondly, I am worried about Bin Ladin, my wife thinks he is good looking...says he has "sensitive eyes":(

Originally posted by Cap Mandrake
MSG...if old Bin shows up here...he can have her...I'll turn him in for the reward and pay off all the credit card bills she ran up for Christmas.

Originally posted by Cap Mandrake
Speaking of rednecks...I've often wondered, in the Southern Hemisphere, does the FRONT of their neck get red;) ?
Secondly, I am worried about Bin Ladin, my wife thinks he is good looking...says he has "sensitive eyes":(
Originally posted by rockymtndoc
Waving guns and dancing in the streets each time Americans die, for example, is not target avoidance behavior.
Originally posted by Noodleboy
i think...

Originally posted by moore4807
Funny but since we are all posting on a WARGAMING site, why have the conversation anyway, we all enjoy in gaming what the video did (and still does) in real life. In Steel Panthers, a 105mm howitzer blowing a squad of men to smitereens is acceptable to us or we wouldn't be playing here, so why the difference????

Originally posted by rockymtndoc
Unless you are used to it, or have extensive military background in combat ops, MSG's reaction is going to be pretty typical.
Originally posted by rockymtndoc
I imagine he has watched the aircraft slam into the World Trade Center numerous times. I hope he remembers to say the same things each time,loudly enough to be heard around the world.
Originally posted by rockymtndoc
Unfortunately, life isn't fair, and it almost never is pretty. The best way to avoid being a target is to stay as far away from actions and conflicts which may cast you in that light. Waving guns and dancing in the streets each time Americans die, for example, is not target avoidance behavior.

Originally posted by The MSG
"It is well that war is so terrible--we should grow too fond of it"
- Robert E. Lee gave this observation while watching thousands of Union soldiers sent to the slaughter at Fredericksburg
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