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Navy Seal Copypasta (also known as the “Marine Copypasta”, "Internet Tough Guy Copypasta” and “Gorilla Warfare Copypasta”) is a facetious message containing a series of ridiculous claims and grandiose threats that portray the poster as an Internet tough guy stereotype. In the original post, the writer claimed to be a former Navy Seal with a long history of combat experiences, using comical typos and hyperboles like "Gorilla Warfare," “300 Confirmed Kills” and “I can kill you in over 700 ways with just my bare hands.” Since its emergence in mid-2012, the copypasta has spawned a variety of spin-off stories, similar to the John Copypasta meme. Origin The copypasta is believed to have originated on the military and weapons enthusiast image board Operator Chan sometime in 2010. The earliest archived posting was submitted on November 11th, 2010 to 4chan's /jp/[4] (Otaku Culture) board, in which the poster claimed to have seen the message previously on Operator Chan. On May 24th, 2012, an anonymous user submitted a thread to the /pasta/[1] board, claiming he had created the original copypasta two to three years prior

Don't be to hard on neo Axe, I'd bet his mom helped him with that...

FORBIDDEN FRUIT Left-wing activists steal conservative's Bible, tear it up — then things get weird

www.politico.com Politics Paul Pelosi told attacker he needed to use the bathroom, called 911 from there

Was cccjwh there?

Can't be an insurrection... insurrection, an organized and usually violent act of revolt or rebellion against an established government or governing authority of a nation-state or other political entity by a group of its citizens or subjects; also, any act of engaging in such a revolt. The guy is illegal immigrant!

Assault hammers weapons of war...ones the can hammer more than 10 nails!

Turns out he's an illegal immigrant with a rap sheet....Did Biden, Pelosi let him in? May Mr Pelosi speedy complete recovery.

Was cccjwh accounted for?

https://brownswire.usatoday.com/2022/10/28/browns-extend-charlie-hughlett-2022/ The longest-tenured Cleveland Browns player (well, tied for the longest with guard Joel Bitonio) Charley Hughlett is not going anywhere anytime soon. The Browns have given their long snapper a new contract, extending him for an additional four years according to his agent Brett Tessler. According to Tessler, the Browns have handed Hughlett the largest signing bonus, the most guaranteed money, and the largest contract in overall value that a long snapper has ever received. Drafting Cade York in the fourth round and signing Corey Bojorquez to a two-year deal, the Browns will have continuity in the special teams room heading into 2023. Well, except for maybe a new coordinator. If it isn’t broken don’t fix it.

Politics 'SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT':Dems hope midterms over before DOJ’s 'scheme' comes to light, watchdog warns The plan says the Civil Rights Division will conduct monitoring in the field and that Civil Rights Division attorneys will be prepared to receive complaints that day. It also said prosecutors at the Public Integrity Section will be on duty while polls are open to take election integrity complaints and that DOJ is prepared to hear complaints about intimidation at the polls and practices that have a "discriminatory purpose or a discriminatory result." FGA Legal Director Stewart Whitson said he's worried DOJ will focus these efforts only on Republican-led states on Election Day in a bid to prop up chances for a Democratic victory and said DOJ is unlikely to reveal more for fear of revealing partisan bias. DOJ 'STONEWALLING' REQUESTS FOR DETAILS ON IMPLEMENTATION OF BIDEN'S ‘FEDERAL ELECTION SCHEME’ DOJ refusing to provide details on how it's working to affect midterm elections

HOME INVASION Nancy Pelosi's husband hospitalized after being 'violently assaulted' in San Francisco