My friend and I are the same flavoured autism (furries who grew up on old war movies, are now military game nerds)

As a autistic myself. I can relate.

HOW ARE WE BOTH AUTISTIC-

You never knew that? I've mentioned it before.

I didn't see where, I guess

WOAH WHAT YOU ARE A FURRY NOW-

I'm not a furry. Nor anti. Just a regular guy.

Oh ok :3 👍

Same here although I support the Fandom more.

I'm Autistic as well(we got it medically diagnosed when I was 5), and my obsession with Army Men and inacting my own battles got me interested in not just Military, but War.

...lemme fight go***amnit-

I autismatic too! autisticism |:)

I'm autistic too!

But I'm more into just pure, uncontrolled DESTRUCTION

:3

Fr tho..

I f**king love drawling marines

*insert all quiet on the western front reference here*

That was a good movie.

I've seen the original and the Netflix remake

Same. Haven't seen the 1970s version though.

SAME lol

I will say the tank scene in the Netflix version is the most memorable. Especially when this guy was screaming at the tank. I remember some guy actually editing the tank scene to be anime girls attacking.
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I hated that edit because it was dumb even though it's supposed to be a dark movie about the average soldier's suffering

I don't like it when they make a serious scene a meme either.

For example. There's alot of dark and emotional moments in breaking bad. And they become memes like this one.

Yeah, I agree

Very true, Proud Militaristic Furry-Supporter here.

I got the zombie autism with a pinch of political fiction thrown in for flavor 😔

What

My hyperfixations are currently zombies (as a concept, I find the history of the trope fascinating), and political fiction like BioShock or Animal Farm.

Ah ok

I designed his fursona as a joke after playing dnd, he liked the art that much and now he and his dad have tried commissioning me for designs 👍

Ah yes. German and American being together

The battle of Castle Itter (Schloss Itter in German) was fought on the 5th of May 1945 in the Austrian village of Itter, five days after the suicide of Adolf Hitler.

The castle, a former prison for high-profile political captives of Nazi Germany, was defended by the former prisoners and the Austrian anti-nazi resistance, together with troops from the U.S. Army and a unit of recent defectors from the German Army.

Attacking the newly liberated castle was a force of SS Panzergrenadiers.

It is often cited as (probably) the only battle in World War 2 where American and German troops fought side by side.

Does anyone wanna play Minecraft