Gone in 28 seconds: Rapid-fire sniper takes out five Taliban soldiers to protect British patrol

Daily Mail ^ | May 6, 2010

[Osage Orange]

One would have thought....after eight missing rds. The perp would have hid better...I would have.

Reminds me of Navin R. Johnson: "He hates these cans. Stay away from the cans."

[ridesthemiles]

This guy is needed in Los Angeles & Arizona.

Wonder how much it would slow down illegals coming across the river if they were picked off from a long distance?

Would be fun to find out.

[WOBBLY BOB]

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no ‘Courageous Restraint’ medal for him...

[Osage Orange]

LOL...

Thanks Bob

[Osage Orange]

What river do you mean in L.A. & / or AZ.?

[verity]

I understand that PapaBear. However, there are many folks around here who still do not understand military lines of authority.

Good Lord, look at all the frothing at the mouth regarding the release of information regarding our nuclear arsenal. The great majority of posters did not have a clue about National Security Classification Authority.

[gundog]

I thought that was Ralph Feinnes (?)

He played a political Commisar.

[r9etb]

He's chained to the staff weenies.

Actually, given the short time in which the OK came, it sounds more like the staff weenies are chained to him....

[raybbr]

Law played a Russian sniper set at the siege of Stalingrad.

I know. But this is real life and bringing Law into this discussion is a form of blasphemy.

[raybbr]

Actually the original poster said “Jude Law incarnate” which is absurd. If he had said “Vassili Zaitsev incarnate” it would have made more sense.

[count-your-change]

“I know. But this is real life and bringing Law into this discussion is a form of blasphemy.”

May I suggest then, that you keep your eyes closed when these threads appear on your screen. (You do know that it was the actor Law, not the Cardinal Law? Just makin’ sure.)

[raybbr]

Blasphemy is not limited to religious references.

[count-your-change]

go with eye thing.

[raybbr]

What the heck are you talking about? The original poster made a reference to an actor playing a part instead of the real thing. That’s what I was commenting on.