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I always liked the "Bombing for peace is like f-ing for virginity" slogan. Catchy, rememberable, and it allows you to use obscenities. The main difference is that if you bomb something every day for a month, it does get pretty peaceful. The same can't be said for virginity. :D Another difference is that peace is a goal. :ph34r: Until I saw their hands, I thought it was a display at a craft sale.

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Heh, Heh... This just in...

Kuwait - President Bush and Prime Minister Blair's plans for war with Iraq received an unexpected bonus today when the Bulgarian army today finally arrived in Kuwait, some five weeks after departing Sofia in their official Lada. The unexpected but timely arrival of the Bularian army has swollen the total number of troops ready to engage in war to 150,004.

Looking tired after their long journey from their barracks in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, to Kuwait, the soldiers explained the delay in their arrival as a result of three breakdowns and the need to find part-time work en-route to cover the fuel bills.

"We didn't realise quite how far the drive was." General Bettavic told us. "We thought we would head through Greece as there was a greater chance of picking up casual bar-work to help cover the cost of getting here, but the extra journey time took its toll on our trusty transport."

Despite spending five weeks crammed in the back of their 1986 Lada Riva, all four soldiers revealed their readiness to support the US/UK war effort and reiterated their country's firm commitment to the war.

"All the way here we sang songs of war, though after a while the cramped conditions did take their toll." General Bettavic continued. "Two of the lads started arguing over who would get to hold the rifle first before we realised that we had completely forgotten to pack it. Still at least we are here. And Miroslav picked up so good tips too. He is a good-looking boy with boots that fit too."

General Bettavic further explained that some 20% of their total numbers had been lost when one young soldier had fallen in love with a lady in a road-side cafe in Turkey.

"These things happen." Bettavic revealed, "however Goran was also our mechanic so things got a bit, well, fucked, when we broke down. We managed to push the car the 200 miles to a garage without too many problems though and managed to haggle our ammunition for some oil. How we laughed! Swapping our guns for oil, just like we will be doing for our true friend President Bush in a few short weeks!"

Taking the piss out of the FrenchAmericans since before it was fashionable.

Prenait la pisse hors du FrançaisCanadiens méridionaux puisqu'avant lui à la mode.

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Actually, Chris, if you take the one holding up the sign, give her a bath, shave her arm pits, and throw away those clothes, you may be in for something



And a bag........you forgot the bag. She looks likes she's been beaten with a hot bag of nickels.:)


"Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain and most fools do." Ben Franklin

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BOOBIES..!!!!



Post 'Ho!

:D

I would just like to take this opportunity to say that I am now officialy tired of the whole war thing. I have become bored with this war before it even started. I read articles about it as a substitute for counting sheep.


Ferdi I concurr. I would like to promote going to Russian restaurants. Went last Saturday, had a blast, danced, eate pierogies and barshtch ukrainski drank a fith of vodka. Nothing better than that!
jraf

Me Jungleman! Me have large Babalui.
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Hey Rafster,

I was wondering what became of you. There were a few threads a while back you could have had a field day with, but I assumed that your absence had something to do with a girl.

It was either that, or you were taken in for questioning. So how do you get from Iraq to Russian restaurants? Or is that a hijack I see here?

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ZZZzzzz....

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To me, more than making me tired it makes me kind of nervous. I have to cross the border into the U.S. almost everyday (including the weekends... for skydiving, of course) and the INS and Customs officers are becoming more and more "paranoid".

In addition, I have a non-refundable ticket for the end of March to Spain (the only other real war ally of the U.S. besides the U.K.) So, I leave from San Diego, fly to Chicago and then to Spain. Wooohooo! Those airports are going to be fun, fun, fun....:S

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