I understand the cuteness of the video, but seals are really really dangerous.

It's the .557 T-Rex round. I believe each round cost about $45.00 but I'm not 100% on that.

There are only 20 or so of those rifles in the world. The rifle is made to take an elephant down in one shot.

That man's laugh really needs to be in a movie where he plays a villain.

I agree. The most teenage pregnancy rate for example. I don't believe that for a second. Look at third world countries where women are given away to be wed by 8.

These drills are tremendously useful for combat. BigBad has succinctly illustrated why. These drills help the squad operate as a cohesive unit under stress.

When I was in Slovakia, we had steak for breakfast. We also had kielbasa with a large helping of fresh (We killed the chicken not even 24 hours before) fried chicken. Oh, and we always had wine with everything. Warm wine.

Drills make up working as a team. Doing so many drills with your fellows makes for some awesome teamwork.

I love the "Want to go halfsies on a baby?"

I was snorkeling in the Keys as well, but with several barracudas in the water. That was scary to see a silvery flash and that 6' fish that was just eyeballing you is gone.

I really want bacon now.

As for picture 8, and it's explanation, I heard in Jamaica has traffic jams over 100 miles long on a frequent basis. Just utterly amazing if you ask me.

And all stand down wind.

"Did you get many spankings as a kid?" "As a kid...no"

That one guy 7:23 is going to be picking gravel and pieces of the road out of all parts of his body for months.

I was laughing so hard I was crying.