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SplashDamage ᚻ 🇺🇸
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Married, Army Vet, Herfǫðr, Writer, RPG Gaming Enthusiast, Historical Reenactor, 3-D printing, Miniature Painter, Avid Reader...
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@SplashDamage1 @grok I'm sure your bass lines will be both funky and magical
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Great @Grok, now that I have an album cover, I'm gonna need the names of 10 songs by the Frothing Friars please
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Today is Primary Day in Alabama and several other lesser states..... If you are part of the population that can legally vote I encourage you to go do so. There is no higher duty than to exercise the sovereign franchise.
And if you don't vote, don't bitch.
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@JuddadiahJohnsn Make sure to wash your hands afterwards. 😈
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Mwa hahahahahahahaha!
I have penetrated West Virginia!
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@SGTWipper1Each Gardens of Stone
I'd rank it in the top three
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Best US Military Movies ranked:
1. Apocalypse Now (1979)
2. Saving Private Ryan (1998)
3. Full Metal Jacket (1987)
4. Patton (1970)
5. Platoon (1986)
6. Black Hawk Down (2001)
7. The Thin Red Line (1998)
8. Glory (1989)
9. Hacksaw Ridge (2016)
10. American Sniper (2014)
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QOTD: You never know if one of your friends might be a secret were-rabbit.
Dan Franck 🇻🇦🇺🇲🪖🎲@GrampsToolshed
Not calling anyone out, but this weekend at D&D, we ran into overwhelming numbers and one of our party members turned tail and fled. Then another party member revealed a secret he'd been keeping from us (he was actually a were-rabbit) and changed into 7 foot tall rabbit form, kicked the enemy leader's head clear off and their morale failed and they broke and fled. I got more tired having to chase down my buddy who ran away than from fighting. 😜😖 Morale of the story - Don't give up so easily. You never know if one of your friends might be a secret were-rabbit. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@GrampsToolshed I agree. As a participant in both of "Uncle Sam's Desert Detox programs" (91 and 2003) what we experienced and learned in those situations allowed us to succeed afterwards.
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This is funny because (at least among many of my friends) the opposite happened.
We grew up in this culture of cynical-chic where we were trained to believe that if we joined the military and (gasp) fought in wars, we would end up an empty husk or a burning fuse.
In reality, neither was the case. The vast majority of us ended up with more gratitude than we ever had before.
We all have such good lives with so many blessings and the culture keeps trying to shove existential dread down your throats.
Spit it back out into their faces. You'll thank me later.
Love Classical Music and Movies 🎺🎻💖🎥🎬@AlexTran677026
The Deer Hunter (1978) isn’t really a Vietnam War movie — it’s a film about the people war leaves behind. Instead of focusing on combat, Michael Cimino shows ordinary working-class friends before, during, and after Vietnam, making the emotional damage feel devastatingly real. The long first act matters because it builds the friendships and innocence that later collapse under trauma. The Russian roulette scenes remain some of cinema’s most intense, but the film’s real power is in its aftermath — how war fractures minds, friendships, and entire lives. Haunting, painful, and unforgettable, it remains one of the greatest works of American cinema.
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