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  1. According to Hollywood, you can put the pin back in as long as you don’t let go of the arming switch. Unfortunately, there is also a 99% chance you’ll drop the grenade while attempting to put the pin back in with your sissy shaking hands. A Drill Sergeant will also lose his wings, preemptively if he hasn’t died yet.

  2. Is what you have a piece of solid material (such as wood or metal) used especially for fastening things together or as a support by which one thing may be suspended from another? Then, yes, it is a genuine pin. Of course, using this as a guide, even “replica” pins could also be classified as genuine, since they will generally fulfill the pin’s prospective purpose.
    Unfortunately, most pins do not have very much value once they are no longer in use for their designed purpose so, unless there is some sort of sentimental value attached, or turn-in of the pin is required for some logistical accountability, my suggestion is thst you just dispose of it in the most convenient waste receptacle.

  3. Carry it over to the DEI Office and suggest you wanted to reinvent the office motto to DIE. Then encourage everyone there to come forward, embrace your stupidity and see that all are inclusive and join in today’s demonstration..

    • Brilliant!
      Also brilliant –
      Trump: “We are going to change the name D.C., you know, the Swamp, to Doge City but you can still call it D.C. if you want to. If the Libturds don’t like it they can just get the hell out of Doge City…I can tell you that.”

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