An EPA guy showed up in Kosovo right after the war. He complained about a few drops of oil washing out of a drip pan in the rain. We pointed him down the road to the oil tank farm we had blown up the week before.
I’m a historical reenactor, a few years ago we had an event at a golf course in NJ that they were going to turn into an office park so they said they didn’t care what we did to the grounds or the buildings. I told my men that sounded like a challenge! the guys in the artillery had even more fun
Battle fields have a bad reputation for being messy after the fight. Ravens and dogs do some cleanup but later farmers keep running into bones and broken spears.
He is here to see if your body fluids will cause another environment catastrophe.
Your last engagement with the Huns resulted in a Super-Fund clean-up. We still cannot figure how you could pee so much during a friendly game of Checkers?
BigDaveGlass 9 months ago
Right in the firing line……..
Imagine 9 months ago
Talk about an impact…
Zykoic 9 months ago
DEI regulator from Government Bureau of Corporation Compliance or Else.
Pickled Pete 9 months ago
If it’s going to have a negative impact on the surroundings, then there will be no plundering, pillaging and raping happening here today!
Doug K 9 months ago
Before anyone is allowed to fight, there must be a cleanup and restoration plan in place signed by both sides and an nonrefundable deposit made.
Charles 9 months ago
An EPA guy showed up in Kosovo right after the war. He complained about a few drops of oil washing out of a drip pan in the rain. We pointed him down the road to the oil tank farm we had blown up the week before.
jagedlo 9 months ago
Because even in war, the bureaucrats must have their say…
rshive 9 months ago
Commissioned by the Huns, of course.
Goat from PBS 9 months ago
Having a battle will definitely impact the environment. Clean up the bodies, fellas!
rockyridge1977 9 months ago
Sorry….he ain’t goin to last long!!!!!
markkahler52 9 months ago
Blood and guts make wonderful fertilizer. No worries
Wizard of Ahz-no relation 9 months ago
I’m a historical reenactor, a few years ago we had an event at a golf course in NJ that they were going to turn into an office park so they said they didn’t care what we did to the grounds or the buildings. I told my men that sounded like a challenge! the guys in the artillery had even more fun
Beetle Bailey's Haint 9 months ago
“Ain’t hardly worth going to war no more”…S sgt Barry Sadler.
Just-me 9 months ago
At first, I thought he was with OSHA.
preacherman Premium Member 9 months ago
The warring parties are fine so long as they stick to the horde of bison standard.
geese28 9 months ago
Oh no the amount of blood stains on the grass that’ll hurt the earthworms….
Mediatech 9 months ago
Heavy casualties means there will be fewer humans messing up the environment.
ladykat 9 months ago
Feed him to Henry.
Alberta Oil Premium Member 9 months ago
Battle fields have a bad reputation for being messy after the fight. Ravens and dogs do some cleanup but later farmers keep running into bones and broken spears.
Old Time Tales 9 months ago
You know, maybe if we took the time to examine the costs of war, environmental and otherwise, we might not be in such a hurry to rush into war.
B UTTONS 9 months ago
He is here to see if your body fluids will cause another environment catastrophe.
Your last engagement with the Huns resulted in a Super-Fund clean-up. We still cannot figure how you could pee so much during a friendly game of Checkers?
DKHenderson 9 months ago
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if that was all you needed to stop a war dead in it’s tracks?
bwswolf 9 months ago
And you’ll have to fill out the proper forms along with two forms of ID ……….. that’s to start ….. :)
sisterea 9 months ago
Would it were
christelisbetty 9 months ago
War is harmful for children, and other living things.