BigPotato

I mean, you don't need an agreement if partner nations bring the goat and if the SDF wants the training, who am I to judge them? Just means we're eating goat tonight instead of MREs.

They even have a part with translated subtitles... You could've at least chosen Snatch for your reference for Brad Pitt's Pikey impersonation.

Work on the backlog! Of what? Anything! My back log of books, video games, hobby projects sitting half finished in my workshop! My boss would stop by and I'd have my soldering iron and extractor fans set up and I'd be like "Yeah, I'm waiting on the phones right now."

KFC in South Korea was the worst KFC I've had in my life... but it wasn't the worst experience.

Well, you have a source and I'm clearly in the wrong here. I have heard double tap used in infantry tactics, unfortunately not for paintball though I have played. Shooting an already out player is a no-no in paintball too. But, potentially the usage in infantry tactics was a deliberate attempt to muddy the waters on the legality of the, even from that snippet, much more reprehensible 'double tap strike.'

I'll keep this information in mind, specifically in this case.

EDIT: There's a source for this - I am incorrect. Potentially a homonym situation.

Original: I would like a source on that.

To be crass, you double tap an enemy who is wounded as you're advancing past them so you don't need to waste time or resources securing or treating them.

If you're far enough away that they're wounded and their buddy is rushing over, well, they should've done the first rule of care under fire - return fire. Not my fault if they forgot to call time out. That's not a double tap.

Just log into the Anet Account associated with the game.

Also, I still have my original games, in box.

I had no early warnings. I woke up one morning with blurred vision after a bad cold, went to the doctor, had a 600 blood sugar, A1C of 12.1, and they had me admitted.

Upon further introspection, constipation.

Hilarious, no notes.

If I didn't need to buy cough syrup, I wouldn't have spent a cent today.

Took a walk, sat on a bench, played decade old games, decorated the tree, and ate leftovers.

I bought it, on launch for full price and enjoyed it on version 1. I believe the game was worth $60, so I would say yes, it is worth it. For the base game at least.

Back when I was in the desert, if a shower wasn't available for a period of time, I would rub some sand on my head.

Better than the grease.