Update:
It's cold, and we no longer have any Hot Chocolate. (or showers for that matter)
I have officially run-out of cigarettes of any fashion that I would smoke.

Wish me luck.

Just had pancakes, buttermilk, with real maple syrup.

...I'm addicted to them as well.
Thus, I shall McFats turn into the US.
'cause sweet = addicting.

First time I've ever had hot chocolate was ~15 mins ago.
I think I'm addicted.

Do this, now: ↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → B A

Sadly doesn't work anymore

As the title say I will be dealing with a variety of problems related to technology.
As someone has warned I may have this --> "Either your computer or your browser is likely infected with some sort of adware."
I am required to purge all of my systems that were/are connected to my systems....that makes little sense, but * * * * it.

As such I will likely be unable to connect to Fimfic for a period no less than two days.

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This is the first I've heard of anything like this, honestly surprises and saddens me.

We didn't have a turkey, had a damn good goat
Seriously good goat, spicy too!

Besides that Bill was feeling lucky and taunted some known militants. Militants open fire and hit Bill -in the armor- we shot back and quickly won. Local police thanked us because they had been trying to put that group "behind bars" for a while.
Good day!

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This tends to be controversial.
What do you think of private civilians owning firearms?

Since I asked, I answer: I am very pro-firearm ownership.
To give you an idea of how pro I am, as determined by total ownership.

I own:

2 NSVT's, ($900 ea., inc. $200 tax stamp)

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From my platoon:

21 Hours of fighting each,
4 MATVs knocked out,
30/40 WIA,
2 KIA,
35,000+ 7.62x51mm fired, 7 M240B barrels retired,
50,000+ 12.7x99mm fired, 9 Browning .50 barrels retired,
300L+ Water consumed, 30kg+ Food consumed,

For this my platoon gets two weeks of moderate intensity duty...

I have no-idea about you but I am tired.

From my squad:
Computers 1-3- OOC
Computer 4- Operational
угроза- Dead.
Rico- Concussion, Hairline Fracture: Collar Bone.

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With this weekend being Americas Veterans Day, I now have three months left until the end of my deployment.
2.4 years- 28.8 months- ~876.6 days- ~21,037 hours, I've been deployed. I have literally no idea what I'm going to do if I "get back", beyond submitting my resignation papers along with the rest of my unit. My coming back will make the second time I've been in the US.
To be honest I just had to smoke 3 packs of 20 to stop shaking.