@CorgiKid "I've got my spine" is probably on one level an ironic claim of courage, but undoubtedly it is also a reference to one of the ghastly effects of Agent Orange, a birth defect called spina bifida found in the children of people who were exposed to it.
@CorgiKid "I've got my spine" is probably on one level an ironic claim of courage, but undoubtedly it is also a reference to one of the ghastly effects of Agent Orange, a birth defect called spina bifida found in the children of people who were exposed to it.
it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see its about agent orange and how they would fly overhead and spray it on the Vietnamese.
And the thing about spines refers to courage!
@CorgiKid ...and how chemical weapons (particularly when deployed this way!) are rather cowardly.
@CorgiKid ...and how chemical weapons (particularly when deployed this way!) are rather cowardly.
@CorgiKid Hahaha they didn't spray it on the Vietnamese they sprayed it on their crops in obscene amounts. It's a herbicide.
@CorgiKid Hahaha they didn't spray it on the Vietnamese they sprayed it on their crops in obscene amounts. It's a herbicide.
@CorgiKid "I've got my spine" is probably on one level an ironic claim of courage, but undoubtedly it is also a reference to one of the ghastly effects of Agent Orange, a birth defect called spina bifida found in the children of people who were exposed to it.
@CorgiKid "I've got my spine" is probably on one level an ironic claim of courage, but undoubtedly it is also a reference to one of the ghastly effects of Agent Orange, a birth defect called spina bifida found in the children of people who were exposed to it.