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Is it an authentic shirt?

Obviously, but I had to dry clean it to get all the inferior blood off

Based wrote:Obviously, but I had to dry clean it to get all the inferior blood off

can you please arrest me

I joined the Air Cadets for about a month when i was 16. Hated it. Thing is, it has to be something you truly want to do. It's not like COD where we can sit back in our sofas and kill off a few imbeciles, it's pure graft.

Or do you just entertain the notion of showering with other guys? jk..

Marques siick. Was you looking to become a pilot ultimately?

Id love be the head of special forces. In fact I wouldn't mind climbing up the ladder from the bottom up. This is how it should be. Imagine at one time somalia had an army that was 40 miles away from addis ababa and no uganda, kenyo and ruwanda could come for their aid. superpower at the time soviet union had to come for their aid. Man I wish I was alive and in that army at that time. now though Ill probably be in an office based job and no chance of joining somalia army

Marques wrote:I joined the Air Cadets for about a month when i was 16. Hated it. Thing is, it has to be something you truly want to do. It's not like COD where we can sit back in our sofas and kill off a few imbeciles, it's pure graft.

Or do you just entertain the notion of showering with other guys? jk..

The only reason I would want to join the army is because I want to wear something similar to Siad Barre, no body every talks about this - but the guy was pure sass



Just look at that belt, it's real leather chic.

But you have to work for that rank to wear it so instead I'll just buy it and role play

What rank is/was that Based?

Lieutenant Colonel

saacjabshe, it was never my taste. My uncle wanted me to try it out and see if i liked it. The training is ok but they were beginning to make me attend daily after school and even set me some homework. I thought it could be recreational, turns out it was a whole career path they wanted me to try out instead of my GCSEs. The Duke of Edinburgh awards etc so many fancy qualifications but i preferred the 9-3 skl hours and a kickabout with my friends, the simple boyhood life.

My grandad AUN was in the Intelligence service for decades. He worked in many places from Baraawe to Las Caanood...when i was younger he was one of my first access points to learning about Somalia. We still have his frame picture lost in our basement somewhere but i saved a picture of it on my Mac book

Based Based.

Yeah man marques. I remember when I was in 10 and 11. Soldiers came a few times to our school. We did a few fitness drills and very basic hand to hand combat. You lucky you pulled out just in time b4 you signed anything.