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Air Force One Gets Tagged

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#1

Talk about big Cohoona's:

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Although it looks like it's easier to get up close to Air Force one then it is to get in bed with Paris Hilton.

No wonder the yank's got done in 911... it still looks like the security at airports is no better

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#2

that's some seriously risky stuff, the people that guard Air Force One dont f*ck around, Automatic weapons and a bad attitude

#3

gee, they are some of the luckiest guys ever... If they had been caught they'd probably never been seen again...

#4

What an eye opener that is, they are very brave and stupid and it makes thwe so called topgun security look very average indeed

#5

Ha, iam not surprised. Stupid yanks wouldn’t know is there asses were on fire. :laughing:

#6

love it.

cheeky buggers.

#7

Now that's balls

I imagine if someone saw them they would have been shot on site.

#8

Navy Seals, Green Berets, Rambo, pfft ...........send in the grafitti taggers :spoton:

#9

Its all fake. The graffiti moves when the camera shakes. Nice try though.

#10

Nice piece of debunking there Scully

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