“The trucks were destroyed when they hit the ground.”

I think it is, but a dishonorable discharge is pretty bad. It is a felony and implies other things as well. If you get a DD you are probably a pretty shitty person, and I say that as a person who tends to be the forgiving sort.

Yes, I’m sure the US Army was ever so embarassed by the fact that a non-Army tank was stolen from the not-Army.

*$660k

I assumed he was involved. He seemed to know that it was going to happen more than once, and he was way too happy that it was happening at all.

More likely a Bad Conduct Discharge. BCD is one level below dishonorable. Major difference between the two is severity of the crime and the level at which the case is tried. Its likely the 173rd Brigade Commander offered the guy a BCD and separation from the Army to avoid elevating the charges to another level of…

While not dishonorably discharged

Infowars that way >>>>>>>>>

Wow he got off easy. If I just decided to torch a few cars parked on my street, pretty sure that’s jailtime.

It would be pretty obvious if the strap was cut versus snapped.

240p potato.

Exactly why he cut the straps remains unclear.

OR when you are low on face wash, mix it with some water and dump it on your face straight from the bottle. That’s a lifehack right there.

If you’re on a schedule due to an event (movie, concert) say so when you’re greeted and ask if they can accommodate the schedule. Sometimes the host/hostess is overly optimistic/pessimistic but often the server can give you real numbers. Ask your server what meals to avoid; some dishes are notoriously time-consuming…

Wait... EVERYONE dies, or just “everyone” dies?
Asking for a friend.
A terrified friend.
I’m the friend.
I’m terrified.

I was going to be all snarky with how guilty this makes him sound, but the article brings up a good point... we have a half-dozen phones in our house, merely because all but two of them were deactivated when we upgraded to new phones and we never got rid of the old ones.

Only if your WYSIWYG editor is too stupid to add the   after the first space. Oh, and you can have my second space when you pry it from my cold, dead hands.

He told me on Slack he’s cooked pizzas in 90 seconds at 900 degrees.

He told me on Slack he’s cooked pizzas in 90 seconds at 900 degrees.

Maybe proofread the article, and look out for other things besides the number of spaces after a period

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