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[gtfomyland]

[ There's a slight tinkling, not unlike the sound an expensive chandelier would make, if said chandelier was made of tombac plated steel, led and antimony. It stops after a while, as Switzerland puts the ammunition down and picks up his communicator. ]

These are of American manufacture.

Comments

[herowithparasol]

Isn't America so generous?

[gtfomyland]

It isn't considered generosity when I don't want it.

[herowithparasol]

But why not?

[gtfomyland]

I just don't!

[twin_sai_kame]

So what?

[gtfomyland]

They could be incompatible! Not only that, but American products are made at a lower standard.

[twin_sai_kame]

Hey! America makes plenty of good products.

[gtfomyland]

Nothing as good as mine.

[lovesauerkraut]

ANYTHING made in America is cheap and inferior. You should just throw them at the idiot next time you see him. Be sure to hit him right in the head.

[Snickers.]

[gtfomyland]

That would be a waste of ammunition, even if it is American!

[lovesauerkraut]

GOOD POINT!

[He laughs. A lot. He's drunk. 8D]

[gtfomyland]

[... Nearly as frightening as Russia's laugh, for different reasons.]

Don't drink out in public.

[maplemaple]

What is?

[gtfomyland]

America?

[maplemaple]

No. Canada. America's the loudmouth and I'm the other one above him.

[gtfomyland]

I see.

7.62x51 NATO ammunition. I received the wrong ammunition.

[southcentrair]

....Switzerland-san..Is it that bad that it's an American manufacture..?

[gtfomyland]

I prefer my own products. Who knows what kind of potential problems this could cause!

[southcentrair]

...I see. Was it a gun?

[gtfomyland]

It was ammunition.

7.62x51 NATO. It's somewhat impressive, considering the fact we didn't invent it.