my uniformed opinion of wars

[emel.scott]

I much prefer
the green/brown/black camo
of jungle wars
to the beige/tan/taupe camo
of desert wars

[stilltrucking]

that made so much sense
thank you
I mean that
makes more sense than anyhing else I have read about war lately.

[saw]

a nicely understated expression of contrast.....nice work

[constantine]

i gave this too quick a read on pib and took it lightly. i'm a goof sometimes. i think it makes a strong, intelligent statement without being dogmatic - that's not easy to do in the political realm, but you have done so, admirably.

[Lightning Rod]

yes, nice contrast
I prefer neither
my camo is called
invisibility

I can't be seen on the battlefield
because I'm not there

[mnaz]

ah, the great god camo...
man, such possibilities.

[emel.scott]

thanks guys,

btw LR, you're all over the battlefield. Shit, you start half the wars...lol

[SmileGRL]

i wear hipster camo pants sometimes
that doesn't make me a warrior
just a little frayed at the edges

[mnaz]

...strikes me this morning how odd it is that 'uniformed' and 'uninformed' are separated by just one glyph... means nothing of course.

[bennie2]

The whole fact that we know camo exists illustrates how useless it is!

militar officers in office blocks wear camo... they wear green, black... camo like they were in a jungle! shouldn't they wear beige and white camo to blend in with the PCs and boring white walls?

If I were a camel I'd like a flag sticking out of my hump. I'm not a fan of flags. I like the canadian flag though. So, maybe I'd like to wave the canadian flag from my watery hump. Call it my camel-flag.

[emel.scott]

SmileGRL- frayed is good, threadbare bad (on second thought, maybe not so bad )

Thanks for noticing mnaz, if Doreen had karma points I would give you one.

I know I started this thread Bennie but I'm beginning to find this whole discussion fatiguing...