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EDF Calendar Is Intimidating For Normal Guys To Talk To
Ugly bugs and hot women; are you sure you don’t want to join the Earth Defense Force?
Do scantily clad women really help soldiers fight wars? It doesn’t matter, we’ll take everything we can get if it helps defend the motherland.
D3 Publishers sent us this Earth Defense Force calendar in promotion of Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon, the game that makes Starship Troopers look like an average Orkin inspection.
The game comes out next spring, but the calendar will keep us warm all year.
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