MSNBC needs to find new editors/proofreaders…

Since then, other soliders who served at Qarmat Ali have experienced serious illnesses. Some have died. First Sgt. David moore of the Indiana Army National Guard died of lunch disease in 2008 at age 42. The commander of Kimerling’s Indiana Army National Guard Unity, Lt. Col James Gentry, died of a rare lunch cancer of the day before Thanksgiving. He had claimed to be a lifelong non-smoker.

Yeah, I heard those “lunch” diseases and cancers can be pretty dangerous, almost as serious as brunch or lupper diseases. /

You think maybe the author was watching the clock waiting for his lunch break when he wrote the article or what?

/its “lung” you dolt!