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did you know alternatively you can use the UN alphabet as opposed to the NATO one you have up. they use cocoa instead of charlie so it feels wussier so most people at my work use the NATO alphabet.

also, fyi, in Japan they use baker instead of bravo...bravo is too hard to pronounce...i'm trying to think what the katakana for that would be...

By  Carroll, at Wed Mar 14, 08:46:00 PM  

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By  basile with an e, at Sat Mar 17, 10:42:00 AM  

thanks, tommers! i've always wanted to learn this thingy. i remember asking my army friends to teach it to me. but my own phonetic alphabet works prety well, too. when i had to differentiate "b" from "d" in class, i would bark, "BANANA, not DINOSAUR!" while i waved my hands in the air.

By  Anonymous, at Mon Mar 19, 02:55:00 AM