[fattubbashit]

REPOOOOSSSTTT.















We prefer to be called either 'festively plump or amply rotund'

[monster666]

Originally Posted by sweep100 ↗

3 hours later he was still rolling.

All the way to the Iranian border

[shelbster]

You can see the tracer ricochet out of his head then go into the stratosphere towards left corner

[MrRight]

Humpty Dumpty had a great fall

[Malizzel]

Originally Posted by dickdukem ↗

Remix into shooting stars

I laughed way too hard at that

[BiteNite]

Originally Posted by LERK ↗

He died trying to get interwebz or something.

Dana white, the prez of the UFC and a avowed hater of pirates who watch his Pay Per Views for free, would love this video. To be able to assasinate them at long range ...

[BiteNite]

Originally Posted by sweep100 ↗

3 hours later he was still rolling.

HE ROLLED DOWN THE hill like this goat

[pragmatist]

No amount of fucking aspirin.

[alghorabaa]

Big targets aren't hard to shoot at

[BiteNite]

Originally Posted by Tyrantus ↗

Im picturing the frustration of the sniper who has to wait for the right cinematic timing so his cameraman can do that epic sweep before the shot and praying tubby doesnt stop fucking around out in the open before he can actually take the shot.

I wonder if the cameraman was also wearing a ghillie, and if he had to go to some kind of sniper cameraman survival school. Id surely be interested in seeing a class syllabus.

read this poem written in the late 19th by Ruyard Kipling, it shows how expensively trained western soldiers from the rich countries are trained at great expense and travel at great expense to the 3rd world and fight untrained but instinctive opponents. there they are killed by cheap weapons.

"three hundred pounds per annum spent..." a scrimmage in a border station....2 thousand pounds of education drops to a ten-rupee jezail. The Crammers boast, the squadrons pride, shot down like a rabbit in a ride!"

Strike hard who cares, shoot straight who can - the odds are on the cheaper man."

this page gives much better context than i ever could...http://www.kiplingsociety.co.uk/rg_arith1.htm