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The Game
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Spread of Communism: ch 8Spread of Communism: ch. 8   
Jacob watched as the Russians kept on advancing, no matter how many rounds he and the American soldiers pumped into them. For every soldier they killed, two more seemed to take his place while for every American that died, no help came up. Soon, Jacob was the only one left and was down to his last clip. When he fired his last round, Jacob reached down for his pistol, only to find it gone. Desperation began to set in as he pulled the K-Bar from its sheath and attached it to the muzzle of his rifle before the Russians began to pour over the sandbags. He managed to kill a couple Commies with his makeshift Spread of Communism: ch 8
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Spread of Communism: ch 7Spread of Communism: ch. 7   
General Petróvich sat behind the heavy wood desk in his office. He had sent routine patrol units through the small towns throughout Colorado, just to make sure no insurgencies were boiling up. All had reported in except one sent to a small town in the mountains. Petróvich slammed his fists down on the top of the desk, causing everything on it to jump. His fists landed on a blow-up map of Denver and the surrounding area. There was a red star over Denver, signifying the Russian regional command center, and there was a thumbtack over Pitkin. “Mayór!”   
When he was called Spread of Communism: ch 7
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Spread of Communism: ch. 6Spread of Communism: ch. 6   
Jacob lay sleeping on the couch in the basement den where Dan would often sit and watch the football games that the Russians let air. It was considered a way to keep the civilians morale up and keep them happy, and it worked well enough. Jacob’s rifle was slid under the couch just incase he needed to grab it quickly, while his pack was stowed in the corner, hidden by the sides of the couch and the recliner.  
 
“Well, he lost a fair amount of blood, and his femur was shattered, but he should be okay. It’ll just take a while.” Dan was drying off his hands with what was once Spread of Communism: ch. 6
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Pirate attack on US-flagged cargo ship.

Thu Apr 9, 2009, 7:44 PM
Seriously? Pirates seriously had the balls to hijack a US-flagged ship, and expected to get away? Yeah, that's never gonna happen.

Early morning on 08 APR 09, Somali pirates attacked the Maersk Alabama; a US-flagged cargo ship filled with relief supplies for Mombasa, Kenya. She was hijacked approx. 400 miles from Mogadishu. To ensure the safety of his 20-manned crew, Captain Richard Phillips offered himself as a hostage to the pirates, who agreed. Currently, the pirates and Capt. Phillips are adrift in a lifeboat, while the DDG-96 USS Bainbridge (Guided Missile Destroyer) is on station with a team of personnel aboard the Alabama. Two more US warships will be arriving shortly. This is the first attack of this kind in two hundred years.

Apparently the pirates thought they could attack a US ship and actually get away with it. It seems history IS doomed to repeat it self, since last time pirates hijacked a US ship, we quickly and decisively beat them.

Now, it's just a matter of time before the stranded pirates either surrender, or harm Captain Phillips. Either way, they screwed up.

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~nouseforaname17x:iconnouseforaname17x: Jun 21, 2009, 5:51:22 PM
lol Thanks for the watch.
=irinama:iconirinama: Jun 20, 2009, 7:44:24 AM
:iconoolena: Thank you very much for the :+fav: :hug:
~nouseforaname17x:iconnouseforaname17x: Jun 19, 2009, 12:04:20 AM
lol After you said that, I realized what that meant now. I don't have any watchers or at least none show up when I look at my own page. Meh. You're welcome.
~quartertofour:iconquartertofour: Apr 8, 2009, 10:46:09 PM
Hey Will,
thanks for adding "Facelift" [link] to your favorites!

-e
~Vorodor:iconVorodor: Apr 9, 2009, 7:16:50 PM
It's a good piece. Rather entertaining as well.

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"It is good that war is so horrible, or we might grow to like it."
Gen. Robert E. Lee

"There are no extraordinary men... just extraordinary circumstances that ordinary men are forced to deal with."
Adm. William Halsey
*projektDREAM:iconprojektDREAM: Apr 8, 2009, 3:19:55 PM
ty much for the Fav. Aprreciated :)
~Vorodor:iconVorodor: Apr 8, 2009, 3:23:52 PM
You're welcome. Even though I'm not much of a Coke fan, I really like your picture. It's amazing that something as simple as a can of soda can mean so much, especially for those deployed.

Thank you.

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"It is good that war is so horrible, or we might grow to like it."
Gen. Robert E. Lee

"There are no extraordinary men... just extraordinary circumstances that ordinary men are forced to deal with."
Adm. William Halsey
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