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Published: 2017-12-02 01:45:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 4583; Favourites: 114; Downloads: 0
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Don’t you just hate it when, one day you are just a normal everyday person and the next you are transforming into a giant form of Godzilla?The worst part it is that they, being the world at large, does not make DDXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX+ Aka ‘Godzilla Sized’ Bras. So she had to make do with bilborads, rope, chains, marker buoys and anything else she could grab on the fly to try and preserve her modesty.
That and she’s worried that people with cell phones probably got a few pictures of her nude flight to the harbor, and she doesn’t know if her insurance covers sudden and unexpected transformations, or what she will eat, or if there is a bathroom, or, or…
And then there’s her mother. What is her mother going to say!
Not to mention the news and military copters flying around. And now she’s worred that the military may think she’s a threat do to the damage she caused trying to get out of the city. She did her best to walk slowly and try not to touch any buildings, but it was really hard, and they were really close together.And she really hopes she didn't hurt anyone, or any cats, she likes cats and couldn't stand the idea if she stepped on one accident or not.
And on top of all this, she has just become a YouTube sensation and ranks number three in record views, and is only on the rise.
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Probably while holding the cure to her size.
We had a saying in the group I operated with in Vietnam.
Just when You think you hit rock bottom.......it still goes deeper and gets worse. Mission First.
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Heh, sounds about right. I will have to find a way to shrink her back down. It would certainly cut the food bill down. Nam huh, I have only heard the stories, not a place I would want to go myself though. To many bugs. Jungle Bugs no less. O.o
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Spiders the size of your hand.
Snake that we called Two Steps.......nerve toxin.
If it bit you......you had two steps.☠️
A determined enemy who had no mercy or civility.
I saw teams deployed and were never heard from again. Declared over due then MIA presumed killed. I watched a team of five get run down by the NVA and destroyed. There was nothing we could do. An enemy patrol was within 100 meters of our hiding place. If I had opened fired on that other patrol I would not be here today much less my own team I was leading.
Hot and so humid.
My nightmares are not so bad as they once were.
I went to Six Flags Halloween festivities one year. We did this Zombie walk where actors were all dressed up ghoulish. A guy behind us asked me did I find this scary.
I looked him in the eye.......”walk in head high thick elephant grass where the barrel of you rifle disappears in front of you. Then you hear the distinct sound of an AK being charged some where around you at the same time you feel something click under your boot. You think.......am I going to get shot before the mine goes off or what!!!
The enemy never fired and the click was just a small dry twig. And guess what......same thing tomorrow.”
The Zombie was fun. Nam was scary.😳
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Lol well put, well put. I don't have anything I can even begin to compare too, thought I know the feeling of dread.
I am the first and only male child of my family, and as such there are expectations above all others to excel. As such my father goes out of his way to engineer failure. If there is a simple task he complicates it. If there is a simple tool he takes it away, if the path is strait, he points you on a curving goat trail to its side.
One such encounter we were out on the totatleneca flats up in alaska. It was the third day out and we were after moose, though there was fresh bear, grizzly and black, spoor everywhere. And I mean everywhere. I had taken then stomped down trail to see my father's spot, with the intention of returning to my own tree on the way back. So naturally my father pointed me on a 'more direct path' in the wrong direction.
Now, stupid me, having only intended thisnto be a 20 min walk there, 20 back had left my pack and just taken my rifle. So no compass, water, rations, hard candy, ext. Big mistake. And the second, taking my father's instructions without verifying them.
It was mid day by the time I set out. Several hours of tracking later I was lost and was resorting to using trees to mark my progress. I was saved by two discoveries, one a smaller river off the main channel, that set me in the right direction, heading perpendicular to it, presumably to the main channel, that I discovered after another three hours of hard trudging through swamps, deadfalls, thorn bushes, and everything else Alaska could throw at me.
By now it was getting dark, and I could hear things moving around me. Large things, and as I neared main river I literally almost walked into a moose and cafe. That got the heart rate up, let me tell you. After that it was only the passing of an airboat that let me know how close I was to river. Apparently the moose almost jumped on deck it was so close.
Following the river back to camp, not easily done due to the overhanging trees and mud banks the are invisible in the dark. No flashlight, no matches, and another hour later I lumbered into camp.
No search parties had been sent. That's dad.
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Wow!
Good job on the navigation.
Many folks don’t realize just how wild and vast and swampy Alaska can be.
Dads can be so helpful in child rearing 😋
I remember training some GIs who were using their compass to navigate. The only issue was they failed to get the declination degrees to establish true north. I knew where we were using the terrain and they were soooo lost! We walked for two days heading east almost invaded Canada when our base was only a one day walk if they had went true north.
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Lol, that would be a tale to tell, Canadian mounted police engaged a U.S. military force attempting to invade over the boarders. The force in question claimed to have lost their way do to malfunctioning compass readings. That is one thing you need to learn how to do in Alaska, or any other wilderness state for that matter. Learn how to find North!
Tough being in Alaska one in theory just needs to walk one of three directions, anywhere but North, and you will eventually say about 200 or less miles run across a major highway. Small comforting thought there. 
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Eyup on the Predators.
Those Alaskan Jays earned their name of Camp Robbers. They had no fear and would steal your crackers right out of your hand.😁
The furry ones were definitely an issue too. Especially those big gray wolves.😳
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Lol and this is why one always should know which way the coast is, for you never know when you may need to make a run for it.
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my friend, she's a pretty Godzilla, poor girl!.
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Thank you, yeah, she's having a bit of a hard time right now, not sure what she is going to do. But she'll figure it out as she goes.
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Lol This sounds like a concept for a movie
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The plan for this one is to turn it into a short TF comic, then a story line after that, seeing how things go, as I too feel it has great potential.
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