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04-06-2010, 06:14 PM
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That video really pisses me off, primarily that douche-nerd.
I don't see why they didn't have douche-nerd run the course himself. Even if he has no fire arms experience they could've have given him an airsoft gun or paintball marker. And after he runs through the video game faster than the real life SAS soldier, he goes and rubs it in his face. That has got to be one of the most dis-rescpectful things I have ever seen. It's the same idea as going up to a WWII vet and telling him he sucks because you got way more kills in Call of Duty 2 than he did during the war. I admit that I am a huge gamer, but I don't believe that all my hours in CoD mean I'm some kind of bad ass professional in real life. And I certianly wouldn't go up to a real soldier and boast about my game playing skills vs his hard earned real life skills. Douche-nerd was very lucky that "Sid" was a well disciplined soldier. Otherwise he might have gotten his face punched in. Sorry bout ranting... I just really hate people like douche-nerd there. 
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04-06-2010, 07:03 PM
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You pretty much summed up my feelings for the douche bag.
Seriously, I can boast I've went on shooting ranges and taken a couple lessons and had my Marine buddies work with me, but I wouldn't rub in their faces about how badass I am in COD4. I like to keep my head and not look like a 12 year old whose balls havent even dropped
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