Murphy's Law
Source status: Attributed to Jim
Hot garrison chow is better than hot C-rations, which, in turn, are better than cold C-rations and no food.
- Jim
Source status: Attributed to Jim
Hot garrison chow is better than hot C-rations, which, in turn, are better than cold C-rations and no food.
- Jim
All of these, however, are preferable to cold rice balls even if they do have small pieces of fish in them.
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