Every train soldier knows that perching at the highest available peak will give you the best vantage point to see potential targets and incoming threats.

Not only does it give you the best position, but it also gives you a sense of godliness.

Where similar to Zeus, you can send lightning strikes down to the mortals below.

This was the exact mindset of Charles Whitman, the 25-year-old

former Marine who held a vendetta against life itself. This Texas Tower shooter's motto may will have been, when life gives you lemons,

grab a Remington 6 millimeter model 700 bolt action center fire deer rifle and shoot everyone in sight. I like the episodes where we drink wine.

Someone, some wine drunks?

Yeah, remember the second episode, Murder and Marple?

That is one of my favorite episodes all the time. It really still is. episode. Yes! Murder and Marple.

That is one of my favorite episodes all the time.

It really still is and I just remember drinking a whole bottle of wine.

Surprise shots.

Surprise shots. Surprise shots.

We don't know what they are, because they're a surprise.

You know, the word surprise shot

actually goes along quite nicely with her episode tonight.

So as I said the word surprise shot goes along perfectly.

And does anyone want to guess what the surprise shot was?

Raspberry pucker.

Mm-hmm.

Because tonight...

Good old cough syrup.

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