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I'd just like to recommend this organisation that does walking holidays in Afghanistan. They also offer a special bonus week in the Helmand province if you survive. They're called the British army and they are very experienced in this kind of thing. Included in the holiday are your own gun, bullet proof vest, map, night vision goggles and body bag. I don't own the company or have any connection to them in case you're wondering.
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waynetta Wrote:

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> I'd just like to recommend this organisation that

> does walking holidays in Afghanistan. They also

> offer a special bonus week in the Helmand province

> if you survive. They're called the British army

> and they are very experienced in this kind of

> thing. Included in the holiday are your own gun,

> bullet proof vest, map, night vision goggles and

> body bag. I don't own the company or have any

> connection to them in case you're wondering.



Dont it cost a bomb to go?

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