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>Mexicans actually lost a war because they took a nap
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>>200111424
soviets lose a war because of sausage soup
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>>200111424
aussies lost a war to birds
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>>200111424
Germans lost a battle because they couldn't tell a sunset from a sunrise.
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>>200111424
kek thats a siesta
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>>200111424
wtf that pepe is literally me
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>>200111424
We lost an island to Vietnam because they sent prostitutes to a birthday party
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>>200111424
>Americans lost wars against inferior opponents because their feelings were too hurt
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>>200111424
Mexicans slipped on a banana peel and lost the southwest
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>>200111424
idgi
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Not ironically, we considered Texans and Anglos in general to be subhuman, but this was a serious mistake. Taking a nap in front of a bunch of cowards didn't seem like a bad idea. It was also suspected that since we were so close to the border, many reinforcements came in that were not accounted for.
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ate too many baked beans and lost their country
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>"Texans" had to resort to surprise attacks during siesta time because they were getting annihilated fighting like men
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>siesta time



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