Incubus: a male demon that preys on women.
Succubus: a female demon that preys on men.
Vengabus: a gender neuteal demon that likes to party.
Being British, and having met some ex soldiers, this is absolutely a believable story.
Edit a day later : fuck you for posting this OP, I’ve had this shit stuck in my head all day.
This cracks me up every time I see it.
probably brewing tea in their tank
Having hot water on hand can be pretty important in a warfare context…
I went to the Bovington Tank Museum which I absolutely recommend and sat in a Chieftain and yes it had a teapot
Love the “not entirely in jest” part of
It is often referred to by crewmembers (not entirely in jest) as “the most important piece of equipment in a British armoured vehicle”.
^citation ^needed
That tank commander?
Don’t hit me with them negative vibes, Moriarty!
It’s a mother beautiful bridge and it’s gonna be there
I hope people realise actual war isn’t fun shenanigans like this.
The army is fun shenanigans, yeah, on occasion. In movies/memes that’s all you’ll see. Whereas the routine is boring af.
And real war is scary and heartbreaking because of how fucked up it is to have your friends explode to pieces or bleed out in your arms.
Who was in the Leopard 2? I think the Brits use Challengers and the US Abrams. The Leopards are German and exported to a few countries?!
I think Leopard 2 must have been the callsign. Also, unless I’m mistaken we didnt send any heavy armour to Afghanistan?
The US had tanks in Afghanistan, I’m not sure about the Brits. They weren’t used nearly as extensively as MATVs/MRAPs but they were there.
I’ve just checked, we (the uk) didn’t deploy heavy armour to Afghanistan. So as funny as the Op is, I feel like it might not be true…
