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  1. 07-15-2007, 03:17 PM #1
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    Default .50 Cal Ricochet into one's head..

    Can you say...LUCKY ASs MoFo...

    .50 Cal What!!
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  2. 07-15-2007, 03:48 PM #2
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    That's fuckin scary, that guy is SO lucky wewwww
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  3. 07-15-2007, 04:10 PM #3
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    wow....that bullet was like fuck you and came back
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    Ricochets are no joke man. I got hit by a ricochet and subsequently had to have my pinky amputated cause they couldn't save it. Damn thing hit me in the pinky, I didn't feel it at all, I look down and see my finger was dangling and blood all over me. I was like "Oh shit, I'm shot, I'm shot...." Nobody believed me cause I was still as calm as I could be granted the situation I was dealing with. I am lucky it was a finger though and anything else. That was January, in April and currently over here in Afghanistan, no love, LOL......
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    man a 50 cal aint no joke..... my recruiter showed me this and was like do you really wanna join the army or stay in the air force lol.. if he would have flenched just a mm bam dead
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    damn u hear it coming
    Spending money i don't have, to buy parts i really don't need, to impress people i don't know
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    .50 cals, can usually hear them travel through a valley. Not as big as the arty round here in Afghanistan, but they rip through the air.
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