Talk:Gunslinger's gait

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Wouldn't this make KGB agents operating in foreign countries stick out like a shore thumb? It's a behavior that is both very easy to notice, sticks with a person their whole life (anecdotal evidence, Putin and other KGB associates), and the only people doing that would realistically be KGB agents. It feels like making their agents wear a big neon hammer and sickle would have about the same effect 2A02:586:C423:1734:D0F8:34AB:1B61:A357 (talk) 19:16, 30 August 2024 (UTC)Reply

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