Why We Lost The Vietnam War

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Date: 1/26/2004 7:01 PM Central Standard Time
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From: IBM
Date: 1/26/2004 1:17 AM Central Standard Time
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No! Since we have to keep reminding the British
that the *Vikings*, not the British discovered New Foundland.
And when they did it, there *was no* Atlantic Ocean.

Tweren't even the Brits to be precise.
Just another itinerant Genovese snake-oil salesman.

IBM


There wasn't an ocean there?

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Well, since those of us with brains don't even
ask active duty US Navy people about oceans,
it goes without saying that the last
people we people we ever ask questions
about oceans are retired US Air Force people.
The only thing we advise them is to buy a
condo somewhere in Florida, and buy three
.44 Magums. One for you, one for your
Marine wife, and one loaded one for
the people who can shoot.

Gee, you are so funny. The original poster said

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No! Since we have to keep reminding the British that the *Vikings*, not the
British discovered New Foundland. And when they did it, there *was no*
Atlantic Ocean.

end quote

If taken literally he was saying there was no ocean there hence my wise ass
question.

As for my shooting abilities I am an NRA shooting instructor and earned
marksmanship awards in both the Army and the Air Force. Oh, and it is spelled
"magnums" which you would know if you actually had the brains you claim.

Have a fine day.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

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From: (ZZBunker)
Date: 1/26/2004 7:01 PM Central Standard Time
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(ZZBunker) wrote in
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[snip]

No! Since we have to keep reminding the British
that the *Vikings*, not the British discovered New Foundland.
And when they did it, there *was no* Atlantic Ocean.

Tweren't even the Brits to be precise.
Just another itinerant Genovese snake-oil salesman.

IBM


There wasn't an ocean there?

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Well, since those of us with brains don't even
ask active duty US Navy people about oceans,
it goes without saying that the last
people we people we ever ask questions
about oceans are retired US Air Force people.
The only thing we advise them is to buy a
condo somewhere in Florida, and buy three
.44 Magums. One for you, one for your
Marine wife, and one loaded one for
the people who can shoot.

Gee, you are so funny. The original poster said

begin quote

No! Since we have to keep reminding the British that the *Vikings*, not the
British discovered New Foundland. And when they did it, there *was no*
Atlantic Ocean.

end quote

If taken literally he was saying there was no ocean there hence my wise ass
question.

You should be taken literally, since I'm both the
original poster and somebody understands
computers, rather than a lawyer.

There was obviously a body of water there long before
and after the Vikings crossed it. But since the
Vikings also knew about Greenland long before
the Air Force invaded it, that's two for the
Vikings, and zero for the Air Force.




As for my shooting abilities I am an NRA shooting instructor and earned
marksmanship awards in both the Army and the Air Force. Oh, and it is spelled
"magnums" which you would know if you actually had the brains you claim.

Have a fine day.

It only spelled magnums by the Army, The Texas NRA Shotgun
Wannabee Association, and States that lost the Civil War.
In New York it's spelled Magner Force.


Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired