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world's biggest idiot. Our next Reddit post is from Limp Barakuda. When I was in basic training in Fort Benning,

we were on a grenade range.

We had gotten done practicing throwing the fake grenades and moved on to throwing live grenades.

We each went one by one running to a shack to grab a live grenade while yelling,

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