BeiibeeGiirl
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"I've met geniuses and idiots, but when all is said and done, we do what we do for one another. For friendship. Not for our country, not for patriotism, not because we're programmed killing machines, but because of the guy next to you. You fight for your friend, to keep him alive, and he fights for you, and everything in the army is built on this simple premise."
I really like this quote, and loved the book, so i was justwondering how popular they both might be.
I'll give a hint if after a couple minutes there's still nobody who knows it!
-HINT-
One, i think useful, hint is that i should say it's not entirely or even half-ly (is that a word?) about the army or military life as you would imagine by this quote.
It's more of a romance, about a man who's forced to choose between life in the army or the love of a girl, named Savannah.
-HINT-
One, i think useful, hint is that i should say it's not entirely or even half-ly (is that a word?) about the army or military life as you would imagine by this quote.
It's more of a romance, about a man who's forced to choose between life in the army or the love of a girl, named Savannah.
I really like this quote, and loved the book, so i was justwondering how popular they both might be.
I'll give a hint if after a couple minutes there's still nobody who knows it!
-HINT-
One, i think useful, hint is that i should say it's not entirely or even half-ly (is that a word?) about the army or military life as you would imagine by this quote.
It's more of a romance, about a man who's forced to choose between life in the army or the love of a girl, named Savannah.
-HINT-
One, i think useful, hint is that i should say it's not entirely or even half-ly (is that a word?) about the army or military life as you would imagine by this quote.
It's more of a romance, about a man who's forced to choose between life in the army or the love of a girl, named Savannah.