The soldiers arrive at 3 to gain tactical advantage, 'tho Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 won't be released until midnight.
Pfc. Teenage Son was first on the scene, canteen in hand, ready for the fight.
At least he didn't wear his BDU.
Among the tattooed and pierced at GameStop, that would have offered scant protection.
Allied Command is monitoring the action from Panera Bread, four doors away, where an MRE will be served at 17:00. Pfc. Teenage Son, btw, just dropped in for some R&R, and apparently, a sandwich.
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My younger son (13) is a huge gamer. He gives Modern Warfare two thumbs up! Nigel would probably love it, but he's got some hand-eye and fine motor issues that make gaming difficult for him, unfortunately. At least he's happy with movies and books!
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