"Without defining a bit more what schools you think would qualify, you are going to be subject to the worst assumptions about you actually mean.
I still don't see how hoping/praying a tornado will rip a school apart can in any way be construed…"
Bad$^& of the Week
I saw this book at the bookstore this weekend, and instead of buying it, checked out the web site. WARNING: The author uses strong language to express his passion for the topic. This week's bad$*& seemed appropriate for this group. While there are advantages to our new kinder, gentler manliness, we should give props to those who have gone before us and given us the luxury of being kinder and gentler. http://www.badassoftheweek.com/millett.html
V/r,
Jim W.
V/r,
Jim W.
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Permalink Reply by Paul on -
Reading about him gives me chills. What a patriot! I've got a new role model...
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Permalink Reply by Semper Rogue on -
I wonder how many Chinese are suffering from Millet PSD. Good read. I especially like him getting court martialed for desertion and the CMH a few year later.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Johnson on -
That's awesome. Here's another badass, not as well written, but bad-ass just the same. This guy killed a Kraut with a freaking longbow! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Churchill
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