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Fr tell me you aren't getting your entire knowlodge on navy seals from hollywood movies...
Navy seals aren't the only ones to have high training standards, almost every special force in the world has high training standards tho they all have different training methods , navy seals sees more action and the others do not, how the hell would you know ? The best thing about the navy seals is their logistics, that's a good and a bad thing tho , they rely too much on it.
Now, that's very graphic FR, but you can't just try to shock us with explicit descriptions of bestiality and expect to win the argument. Please try to stay on topic next time, okay?
Now, that's very graphic FR, but you can't just try to shock us with explicit descriptions of bestiality and expect to win the argument. Please try to stay on topic next time, okay?
@ kashluk: welcome back and, it says "fallout rendzher" as a direct translation, i couldn't find a direct translation for the word fallout, so i kinda winged it.
@ all others: i don't see 3/4 of YOUR family in the military
fallout ranger wrote:
@ all others: i don't see 3/4 of YOUR family in the military
It's impossible to say that any form of special operators are better, generally, than any others, because they're all trained for specific jobs. I'm sure if you dropped a SEAL team into Iraq with instructions to train a company of guerillas and ordered a Green Beret A-Team to amphibously insert into a shipyard, place charges on the boats there and leave you would not get the desired result from either mission.
"You're going to have a tough time doing that without your head, palooka."
- the Vault Dweller
fallout ranger wrote:i don't see 3/4 of YOUR family in the military
If your immediate relatives are even remotely similar to you intellectually, I can't say I'm surprised by your comment (assuming it is truth, and not spur-of-the-moment-argument-fodder . . .)