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Here is a little humor for my Brothers In Arms. Tell me what you think?
Q. Comparison of military operational tactics (Snake model) Infantry: Snake smells them, leaves area. Airborne: Lands on and kills the snake. Armor: Runs over snake, laughs, and looks for more snakes. Aviation: Has GPS coordinates to snake. Can't find snake. Returns to base for refuel, crew rest and manicure. Ranger: Plays with snake, then eats it. Field Artillery: Kills snake with massive Time On Target barrage with three Forward Artillery Brigades in support. Kills several hundred civilians as unavoidable collateral damage. Mission is considered a success and all participants (i.e., cooks, mechanics and clerks) are awarded Silver Stars. Special Forces: Makes contact with snake, ignores all State Department directives and Theater… [cont.]
Asked by war1776 - Fri Mar 21 23:45:44 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Heh, an oldie but a goodie. An extended list is at the link below. My favorite is the old standby: Judge Advocate General (JAG): Snake declines to bite, citing grounds of professional courtesy.
Answered by malclave - Fri Mar 21 23:51:44 2008

Are airports doing enough to stop potentially catastrophic bird strikes?
Q. Bird Strike Forces Emergency Landing At LaGuardia AA Flight 1256, Headed Towards NYC Airport From Miami, Landed Safely After Collision With Birds Nose Hydraulics Damaged, Large Bird Found In Landing Gear Reporting John Slattery new york (CBS) Click to enlarge1 of 1 American Airlines Flight 1256, a Boeing 737 en route to LaGuardia Airport, landed safely after declaring a bird strike about 900 feet before it landed on June 30, 2009. CBS Close numSlides of totalImages Related Slideshows Celebs Who Lean To The Right Devastating Plane Crashes The Incredible Megan Fox -- Then & Now Celebrities In Playboy Openly Gay Celebrities 2009 Celebrity Deaths, Jan.-June Jessica Simpson: Then & Now Best Picture Blunders Hooray For The… [cont.]
Asked by stuttgart - Fri Aug 28 19:05:25 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. you dont have to shoot them, its CRUAL, in france they place different sound system to alert them to avoid the area, its like for the mice, they put a sound system with vibrations which is the most efficient solution, people who kill all types of animals for their comfort are already spiritually dead. IN 2009, people have to stop killing... okkk unless he or she s a cave/Man or cave woman...
Answered by colleen - Sat Aug 29 01:33:25 2009