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Tech Noir
Ediot
Heidi the girl
Ediot
Tfw you are probably the one undesirable Nauru or Vanuatu person that fucked it up for the 100 other people on your island.
Heidi the girl
Ediot
He was persecuted under the music of the Stone Temple Pilots. He suffered died and was buried.
Tech Noir
Ediot
nobody fucked up, Thailand is reforming its visa system, some dude wanted to troll the jeets
time for a little dance
peanut m&m lookin ass
Dan also has a small pp that’s why he’s so angry
Heidi the girl
Ediot
They didn't tell me that my dick would shrink and stop working because of the steroids. It's all the jews fault! AARRGH!
On November 14, 1965, Army aviator Bruce Crandall led the first major division operation of airmobile troops into Landing Zone X-Ray in the Ia Drang Valley of Vietnam.
When the operation turned into the first major battle between U.S. and NVA soldiers, Crandall and his wingman, Ed Freeman, delivered ammunition and evacuated nearly six dozen wounded over 22 missions straight into enemy fire. The craft he was flying was unarmed. ‘It was the longest day I ever experienced in any aircraft,’ he’d remember.
Affectionately known as ‘Snake’ – and sometimes ‘Snakeshit’ – Lieutenant Colonel Bruce Crandall’s story was immortalized in General Hal Moore and Joe Galloway’s epic, "We Were Soldiers Once…and Young", and in the subsequent movie, portrayed by Greg Kinnear. In 2007, it was immortalized once more, when he was awarded the Medal of Honor by President George W. Bush.
A battlefield legend and an original character, Bruce Crandall passed away on May 31, 2026, age 93. Rest In Peace, old friend.