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[Kikapu]

Who is the bigger Nut Case between these two losers.??



Gary Faulkner

OR


Osama bin Laden

[Get Real!]

This one...

[Kikapu]

This one...

Yeah, GWB is a nutcase in a way, but not as bad as this idiot Gary Faulkner, who thinks he can single handedly can capture Bin Laden in a foreign country, kill him or better yet, bring him back to the states so that he can be tried. GWB just sent in the military to do that job, and not very well I may add, than doing it himself. He may be an idiot, but he's not as stupid as this nutcase, Gary Faulkner.!

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Scott says that during his last two visits to Pakistan, wanna-be bounty hunter Faulkner had located a cave on an 18,000 ft mountain where he saw "a bearded man in a white robe speaking on a walkie-talkie".

http://www.time.com/time/nation/article ... 36,00.html

Went for Bin Laden but run into Jesus Christ!

[Nikitas]

GR that was hilarious.

[Get Real!]

Perhaps they are one and the same...

[Kikapu]

:lol:

Scott says that during his last two visits to Pakistan, wanna-be bounty hunter Faulkner had located a cave on an 18,000 ft mountain where he saw "a bearded man in a white robe speaking on a walkie-talkie".

http://www.time.com/time/nation/article ... 36,00.html

Went for Bin Laden but run into Jesus Christ!

In the same site above was this report.

"I was impressed by Faulkner's ingenuity. Here was a self-taught terrorist tracker, a backwoods MacGyver. He had no military training, no knowledge of spycraft, and no language skills other than a few words in Urdu. He had a criminal record. And Faulkner was no indestructible Rambo: He also had a kidney disease and needs regular dialysis.(His target, bin Laden is also rumored to be suffering from a kidney ailment, though this has never been proven.) Still, Faulkner claims to have managed six journeys to Pakistan, eluding the secret police and the thousands of jihadis who would have happily lopped off the American's head with his own over-sized sword. There are, of course, grounds for skepticism about his story."

"There are, of course, grounds for skepticism about his story."

Nooooooo! Really.??

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"There are, of course, grounds for skepticism about his story."

Nooooooo! Really.??

The only ground for skepticism I see is how do you charge the walkie-talkie batteries at 18,000 feet?

[Kikapu]

"There are, of course, grounds for skepticism about his story."

Nooooooo! Really.??

The only ground for skepticism I see is how do you charge the walkie-talkie batteries at 18,000 feet?

The walkie-talkies must work on thin air.!

Speaking of which, how could this kidney diseased patient requiring regular dialysis can go up to 18,000 ft elevation.?:?

That's what happens when people get "light headed" at such elevations. They start seeing Jesus.!

[Get Real!]

"There are, of course, grounds for skepticism about his story."

Nooooooo! Really.??

The only ground for skepticism I see is how do you charge the walkie-talkie batteries at 18,000 feet?

The walkie-talkies must work on thin air.!

Speaking of which, how could this kidney diseased patient requiring regular dialysis can go up to 18,000 ft elevation.?:?

That's what happens when people get "light headed" at such elevations. They start seeing Jesus.!

Aha! I think I've got the answer to the riddle...

"Police thought he was joking about hunting bin-Laden until they searched Faulkner and found a pistol, a 40-inch sword, a dagger, a pair of handcuffs, a small chunk of hashish, and Christian literature"

It was a BIG chunk before he started climbing!