You woad thirteen Celts, and what do you get? A whole lot bolder, and screamin’ for death. St. Brigit don’t you call me, ’cause I can’t go… I owe my soul to the Highland Moor…
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I think it’s a rule that drill instructors always pick the worst possible songs to sing during a march. I mean, I doubt it angered Jacob much because he’s a professional, but Caera might get mad.
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Hehehe speaking of the Devil.
“I don’t know but I’ve been told…”
You don’t really know at all, do you?
Wait. Where did the tank go?
The tank is off to the right in the second panel — see the dust trail. Don’t worry, it’s going to be a factor. 🙂
That song would probably piss Caera off if she could understand them.
And it looks like they ran out of unique ways to hold firearms too: poor guy in panel 1 is losing points for holding his the way a normal would.
Timing is vital when singing that ‘I don’t know….’ song, since some of them can be risque (hopefully)
For instance, when I was in boot camp, many, many years ago, the dorm squad leader ordered an underling to march us back from chow;
The underling called out road guards as we came to an intersection; then he called out cadence ‘I don’t know, but I been told, Squad Leader’s got a square a**hole!’
In the car stopped as we marched past was the base commander’s wife, with guests.
(squad leader got chewed out, while we in the ranks maintained a straight face only with an effort. ah, the pitfalls of command)