How drunken soldiers could lead a battle and not fail
Booze can do a lot of things to a man. But when the drunks in question are confident, there’s no stopping what the drunken soldiers can do.
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Booze can do a lot of things to a man. But when the drunks in question are confident, there’s no stopping what the drunken soldiers can do.
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