@snejdarek whats your real name while we’re all sharing? Its cool if you don’t want to share.
Or maybe you’re the ghost of this guy
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thats a long time to run around flying a white flag
thats it ive come to the only conclusion possible you are a girl . either that or your parents really wanted a girl and was in so much denial they gave you a girls name because im really struggling here to find a male Riley Brodie
You’ve heard me talk over the mic so i think you can come to the conclusion i’m not a girl 
You won’t find me on the interwebs i’m not on facebook or twitter.
a lesbian then what ever hahaha
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You won’t find me on the interwebs i’m not on facebook or twitter.
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I wasn’t talking as much as @McWonderBeast was and my mic was quieter. I don’t think me and him sound alike at all:
you caught me 
But since you’ve argued with me then you’re a racist.
No stalking for you i cover my tracks well. You seriously think a guy as paranoid as me is going to be using social media and displaying his personal information on the internet ?
and a fascist 
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ohh yes i forgot you watch silently from the shadows
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you sound identical. i expected you to sound like a fat fuck if im honest
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No, that is not my real name. Just that this is the most bad-ass guy I could think of when it came to make up the screen name.
I mean, was bored at Austrian Army, so he went to Turkish-Greek war for holidays.
Then he was bored again, so he joined the legion. He finished the academy top of his class, but at that time it was not politically correct for the foreigner to be the best, so he had take the second spot formally.
In Africa, quite a few times he was just one of few who remained alive from couple of hundred in the unit (more often due to adverse conditions and sickness than to enemy actions). Just what he lived through in Africa would be enough for lives of half-a-dozen heroes, but he didn’t have enough, he went straight to the Great War.
On French front (now as a member of the Czechoslovak legions, but formally still French officer), he was quite a few time just one of few who remained alive from couple of hundred in the unit again, this time due to enemy. He suffered serious injuries twice and always came back to the front line.
Then he came to Czechoslovakia and led the newly established Czechoslovak army - now as a General - to win the war with Poland in 1919. Poland lost faster than it even realized that starting the war was probably not the best idea (they severely underestimated the situation relying mostly on raising local militia). Here Šnejdárek got nickname “Waligula” from Polish soldiers - Waligula is a person from Polish folklore that steals and eats children.
THEN he immediately moved with his units to Slovakia where we were losing the war with the Hungarians and immediately turned the tide. Three stories from the brief Czechoslovak-Hungarian war:
Hungarians had huge numerical advantage. Šnejdárek knew that after Poland his reputation was his best asset - even in Hungary. Nobody really knew much about him other than that he had decades of service in Africa, numerous decorations from French front and that he just won a war against Poland - which led to creation and dispersion of quite a few fairy tales about him in the Hungarian army.
So there he goes and orders about a 100 soldiers to paint their faces black (nobody in Central Europe has seen a black person, few might have seen paintings in books) and had them go with train from station to station alongside the area of fighting. At each station the soldiers got out of the train, blabbered total nonsence in “african”, had a cigarette and drove on to next station. Šnejdárek was counting on Hungarian spies to report it. And report they did - the Hungarian command got so many reports they thought that Czechs are getting over dozen thousand - maybe even several dozen thousand - blacks to the frontlines which led Hungarians to cancel major offensive. That allowed the Czechoslovak army to regroup and send the actual real flesh soldiers to the front.
The second story is from the trenches with Hungary. Apparently the morale was low in the trenches and Šnejdárek walked among his men, all ducking down. He went up, sat above the trench and smoked a cigarette under enemy fire. Then he just casually got back to the trench and went to continue with his own business.
The third one shows the actual reputation. During one engagement, the Hungarian soldiers panicked and while retreating, they started jumping into the river. Quite a few drowned. The Czechoslovaks helped those whom they could out of the water and were asking them why they just didn’t surrender. The Hungarians apparently believed that the Šnejdárek feeds the POWs to his African soldiers (which there were none) and preferred drowning!!!
BTW: this is his house year after the war with Poland. The Polish terorrists were trying to kill him for quite a some time after the war.
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Well I’m not sure if how fat you are affects your voice too much so you never know i might be 500 pounds
And not to forget. On the 7th day of the war with Poland, Šnejdárek sent a message to Prague saying that he got the upper hand and he is ready to root the enemy forces out totally. He added that he is ready to go all the way to Cracow - the Polish royal city that has been Polish capital - in law or in fact when Poland was dissolved - for a millenia. 
The orders he got were not to engage and just defend the Bohumín railway line - the only connection of Czech lands with Northern Slovakia. Had Poles won that, then they could take Northern Slovakia and Hungarians the South. By now Slovaks would be speaking Polish/Hungarian and would never get their own country.
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Hahha i would just start laughing my ass off i were that cop.
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true spiritual identity the name that contains the essence of self. yeah pretty much.
@TheDivineInfidel, its been in my experience Americans all sound the same to non Americans. Its the same with any large group until you learn the subtle regional accents.
Yeah ive noticed that too. Ive had brits tell me i have a Texas accent before. But im pretty sure you and i have the same accent for the most part but i don’t think we sound anything alike.
Here are all the different accents of the U.S @TheDivineInfidel
East coast
Southern
Texan
Black speech
Mexican speech
North eastern (they sound like Canadians)
I think im missing a ton but those are the ones i can think off the top of my head
And the accent me and @McWonderBeast have which im not sure really what to call i guess its just the normal American accent i live in the west so maybe its a western accent.
lelz
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