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Monkey on his back - November 25, 2008 by outofocus | Images

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“A monkey rides on the back of a U.S. Army soldier October 23, 2008 at combat outpost Dallas in the Kunar Province of eastern Afghanistan. The monkey went along as a temporary mascot with soldiers who were switching out with comrades who had been in the remote outpost for a week. (John Moore/Getty Images)”



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  • 9 Comments - “Monkey on his back”


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    1. dieAntagonista (UID#2287)

      Man how adorable is this.

    2. nyokki (UID#3444)

      Cute l’il bugger.

    3. MikeBabaguh (UID#2366)

      Not pictured: three days later, when the man was getting his head shaved and receiving medication for head lice.

    4. rompSku (UID#3843)

      who needs armed UAVs when you got headmonkeys! Like headcrabs, but cuter.

    5. MonkeyHitman (UID#3835)

      these are what you call monkey hitman they are cute and shit but before you know they pull out a knife on you and stab you in your neck

    6. dieAntagonista (UID#2287)

      @MonkeyHitman: is that a warning

    7. jediadept (UID#3758)

      OMG! The monkeys got a garotte!
      STOP, DROP and ROLL!

    8. MonkeyHitman (UID#3835)

      @dieAntagonista: nope ^^

    9. parasitegod (UID#1731)

      Nowhere near as awqesome as jackie.

      Jackie was a monkey that was the mascot for the 3rd south african regiment during world war I.

      “On arrival in England he was provided with a special uniform and cap with the badges of his regiment.

      He was allowed in the trenches and was a firm favourite and comrade on action service. His acute hearing and eyesight were very useful with Albert, his master whilst on sentry duty.

      Jackie would salute officers, use a knife and fork in the correct manner and would light up cigarettes or pipes for comrades.

      Poor thing was wounded.

      http://www.delvillewood.com/Jackie2.htm

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