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I have a bloke claiming to be ex Green Beret and attached to Delta. Anyone got any questions I can ask him to catch him out?
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Ask him the colour of the boathouse at Fort Bragg.

Sorry, coudn't resist :). I can't think of any questions which would immediately cath him out, though I think it's highly unlikely anyone with anything to do with delta would advertise it, unlike he's a sales rep for Delta airlines :). I suppose you could start by asking him the full anme of Delta (should be Special Forces Operational Detachemnt Delta, SFOD-D) though even if that is genuine at all any wannabe could find it out easily enough.
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first thing just observe him you can soon figure out if he has the personality of a pecial forces dude.
if it was the first thing he told you he was probably bull shirting you
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Could be wrong but I think the current denomination for 'delta' is CAG (combat applications group).
As a rule of thumb, if the guy says he is, he never was. There're exceptions, but very rare I think.
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Bust em out.
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Laugh at him hard.
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BTW where did you meet this "Meat Eater"?
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Wow whitey I think you want to catch this guy out more than me! Thanks for your help, can you give me the answers so at least I know what I'm talking about.

Cheers

PS A friend found him on some site and asked me if I thought he was real deal.
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Whitey....where you by anychance member of Delta or any such unit as they are pretty damn good questions and very accturate!!

I bet you have never been caught out by any walter..even if he lied about what he had for breakfast!!

Goodstuf!

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Send me a PM.
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Another good one, ask him is he ever wore addidas.
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Yeah
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Oops!
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Post by Aldo »

Sorry I havn't replied latley but my computer needs to get some repairs so I'll get back as soon as I can.

Bye for now
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Ask him what Bo`s first name is. That, and to what rank did Bo rise to :wink: In 67, who was the General in charge of II Field Forces and what were his thoughts about Blackjack Ops?( Who was Blackjack?) What part did Grungey play in the post-barby entertainment for the Officers Wives Club at Ban Me Tuot, in 74?
And before you ask Whitey, the answer is "No" :wink:
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