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  1. fcdunkin fcdunkin is offline

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    Feb 20th, 2009 (2/20/2009 12:58am) in reply to norcaljeff

    THIS WELL IS 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000x BETTER THAN ANY POKER WELL.

    TY FOR YOUR SERVICE OneM!!!!

    Questions:

    1.) How many men have u killed in battle?

    2.) Have u accidently shot any women or children in battle?
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    Feb 20th, 2009 (2/20/2009 1:02am) in reply to OneM24

    1. Who is your favorite explorer?

    2. What are your thoughts on drab, olive green clothing now that you are out of the Army??

    3. Who is your favorite Caesar?

    4. If you were face to face with Bin Laden in a cave (with no weapons), and Bin Laden wasnt a cripple, but a trained hand-to-hand fighter, would you go for the leg sweep first or maybe try a flying Brian Dawkins-like tackle??
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    Feb 20th, 2009 (2/20/2009 1:02am) in reply to fcdunkin

    You are welcome for the service, it's my honor.

    Question 1.) I don't keep score

    Question 2.) Not accidentally
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  4. OneM24 OneM24 is online now beer pong champion

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    Feb 20th, 2009 (2/20/2009 1:18am) in reply to Mr. Smith

    Mr. Smith,

    1. Amerigo Vespucci, our country's namesake.

    2. My favorite color is actually Hunter Green. Olive drab clothing is just dull, and we didn't wear that anyhow. Have you seen the new uniforms? We wear a digital pixel pattern now, and before that it was woodland camo. Olive drab has been outdated for a while...

    3. I'm going with Justinian. Mainly because he created the Justinian Code of laws, which were used as the basis of laws for future empires/societies...even today.

    4. Neither. I'd probably use one of several throw techniques, and then decide which appendage I wanted to snap first based on the position we end up in on the ground.
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    Feb 20th, 2009 (2/20/2009 2:04am) in reply to OneM24

     
    Originally Posted by OneM24 View Post

    We wear a digital pixel pattern now, and before that it was woodland camo. Olive drab has been outdated for a while...

    I did not know this, thanks for the answer.

    Very fine answers all around, except i was really hoping for a leg sweep.

    Good luck on your future endeavors
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    Feb 20th, 2009 (2/20/2009 2:06am) in reply to OneM24

    1.) If you decide to pursue an MBA, will you choose a concentration? If so, which one?

    2.) What was your undergrad degree in?

    3.) What is your favorite book?
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    Feb 20th, 2009 (2/20/2009 10:18am) in reply to Seykota

     
    Originally Posted by Seykota View Post

    1.) If you decide to pursue an MBA, will you choose a concentration? If so, which one?

    2.) What was your undergrad degree in?

    3.) What is your favorite book?

    1.) I will probably pursue a concentration in human resources/organization management.

    2.) Criminal Justice w/ minor in Psychology

    3.) I have 2 favorites actually. The Eight by Katherine Neville, and A Land Remembered by Patrick D. Smith. The 2nd book is fiction, but is based on a family of Florida *Crackers who built a cattle and fruit empire from nothing.

    *Cracker is actually a term that was used to describe cattlemen back in the late 1800's, because they would ride horses and crack whips all day while herding cattle.
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