Norwegian MRE

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>>133465638
>Norwegians aren't scandinavian

>>133465213
Obviously you know shit about MRE's basically there are few meals that pass the taste requirements. Kebab is one of them. This is from my experience of extenstive MRE use in the field both personal and in military use. But sure lets just go with the cucked angle.

>It feels really reassuring to find out that there still are 75 year old edible buns out there. Nice!

This is my favorite autist.

>>133467496
i don't know how he hasn't died from botulism yet

>>133467684
Me neither, brah. I hope he doesnt take himself out. At least hed have some ww2 cigs to puff on while hes on his way out.

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>>133467496
>Shaking intensifies

>>133465213
Steve is pretty cool. I'd drink a beer with the guy and talk about MREs any day. The way he describes smoking those 60 year old cigarettes makes me wanna store some tobacco for a long time and see how it tastes, apparently supposed to get smoother with age. Nice.

>>133468944
I wanna do the same, but with peanut butter and saltines.

That's smooth.

>>133468747
Nice.

How is he so jacked up when all he really eats are MREs.

>>133465213
I think Norway have some of the most diverse (heh) MRE's in the world. Even when I were in service during my conscription 10 years ago, we had a plethora of choices for our meals. The drytech day rations with breakfast, lunch and dinner alone could provide dozens of different combinations. My favorites were the chili con carne lunch pack and the beef stew dinner (cod & tomato sauce a close second).

>>133469524
>chili con carne
obligatory
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o1u3nOYdJc

>>133469677
noice!