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Boys From Baghdad 33: The smell of money was irresistible, and SOPs were gonna be issued just as soon as!at as soon as, phr.
Boys From Baghdad 33: The smell of money was irresistible, and SOPs were gonna be issued just as soon as! Boys From Baghdad 219: There seemed no doubt that the premises would be constantly dicked, and this visual SOP would persuade the insurgents to try their luck elsewhere .at dick, v.2
Boys From Baghdad 26: Our training was on-the-job, and we were fucking lucky if we could learn by our mistakes. [...] If you’re not happy, fill yer boots.at fill one’s boots (v.) under fill, v.
Boys From Baghdad 55: No one moved—they were all staying. Mind you, if I could have had my way, quite a few of them would have been unceremoniously fucked off .at fuck off, v.
Boys From Baghdad 22: I’m always wary of someone who goes into mind-boggling detail about the specifications of the latest must-have piece of Gucci hardware .at gucci, adj.
Boys From Baghdad 15: There was so much gear to be transported that [...] the REMFs (rear-echelon mother fuckers) would try to palm us off with as much as they could get away with .at r.e.m.f., n.
Boys From Baghdad 40: Later that morning, ‘shit, showered and shaved’, we had time on our hands before any move could be made .at shit, showered and shaved (adj.) under shit, v.
Boys From Baghdad 22: This [positioning] left any potential attacker in no doubt about our firepower and readiness to use it. Very much a case of ‘You really want some of this?’ .at want some (of this)? under some, n.
Boys From Baghdad 246: [M]y 9-mm Browning [...] had one up the spout but with the hammer forward [...] my thumb poised to draw it back and let loose the 13 hollow-point rounds .at up the spout under spout, n.2
Boys From Baghdad 22: Dave signaled that an oncoming vehicle was suss .at sus, adj.
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