Posted: 10/9/2012 1:24:13 PM EDT
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Why in the hell were there so many non-firing army men, how many shitheads do you need looking through binoculars, sweeping for mines and fording rivers? That shit pissed me off when I was a kid. Those guys always fell victim to "black cat" artillery or model glue napalm. |
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Can't seem to locate the minesweeper, the radio guy, or the proned-out dude. There were two proned out dudes, weren't there?? One shooting prone and the other crawling?? I remember German army men growing up too. http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/1266309/images/1204513004381.jpg None survived past my tenth 4th of July. The minesweeper miserably failed at his job. 
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Why in the hell were there so many non-firing army men, how many shitheads do you need looking through binoculars, sweeping for mines and fording rivers? That shit pissed me off when I was a kid. Those guys always fell victim to "black cat" artillery or model glue napalm. I always treated the river fording guy as if he was bayonetting people with style. |
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Why in the hell were there so many non-firing army men, how many shitheads do you need looking through binoculars, sweeping for mines and fording rivers? That shit pissed me off when I was a kid. Those guys always fell victim to "black cat" artillery or model glue napalm. I always treated the river fording guy as if he was bayonetting people with style. +1 I had no idea he was fording a river. I assumed he just had no idea how to bayonet someone. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Why in the hell were there so many non-firing army men, how many shitheads do you need looking through binoculars, sweeping for mines and fording rivers? That shit pissed me off when I was a kid. Those guys always fell victim to "black cat" artillery or model glue napalm. I always treated the river fording guy as if he was bayonetting people with style. +1 I had no idea he was fording a river. I assumed he just had no idea how to bayonet someone. I am in this club as well, the one low crawl guy was always my go to "red shirt" guy, including a Wilhelm Scream at his demise. |