There's a good chance that some of you reading this post served in one of the conflicts of the last 15 years. Those of you who have...
There's a good chance that some of you reading this post served in one of the conflicts of the last 15 years. Those of you who have, and even those of you who haven't, what does it tell you that both the claymore mine, and the M-72 LAW, need to have "this way towards enemy" (or similar) written on the device? Clearly, if you need to be told to heat your MRE with "A rock or something," it means that most people have a hard time interpreting even the simplest of instructions.
Which one do you find the most absurd?
My Friend’s Daughter Taking The Instructions Literally
My 8-Year-Old Son Takes His Homework Directions Literally
It's not working
Under watch
Job well done
Men's hats
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