Hey Xinny- got my 2 IMPs today. That was a lot faster than I expected; who says Canada Post sucks?



Thank you so much!

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Sun Nov 15, 2020 7:19 pm

$50 dollars is a bit expensive for a mystery box. Do you have a $20 mystery box? I'll buy one if you have it.

I could rig up a $0.20 mystery box for you, maybe. Might be a US MRE ketchup, might be a German EPA napkin...!

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Have bought several rations from them. It's better than average selection, at slightly higher than average prices. Everything is packaged well, and it's the fastest shipping from any company. Only once did I ever have a 'damaged item', and it was a UN 24 ration that customs had molested the main cou...

Vintage are mostly hard candies. Of modern stuff:

1. Twizzler Nibs (US MRE)
2. Sticky Toffee Pudding (British ORP)
3. Dupont d'Isigny caramel (French RCIR)
4. Processed Cheese (French RCIR)
5. Lemon creme (German EPA)

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EDIT: Received! Thanks for the quick shipping and for the extra goodies, Ted.

2 rats received today, in perfect condition- thank you, sir! I was thinking I'd have to discipline myself not to bust in for that sweet chocolate, and you took care of that too!

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For those of you following this thread, I just deleted about a dozen posts since it got off track and the user who incited so much passionate defense from all of you has decided to leave the forums. So...back to the eBay asshattery. Hmmm...that doesn't look right...how about "asshat-ery" or "ass-ha...

Probably half of those aren't genuine military rations, just civilian ones. You'd have to ask someone knowledgeable on russian rations, like rufriend or prado to really find out which ones are real rations It's hard to know. I've only ever seen pictures of Russian troops (army mostly) consuming the...