what does body count mean
the term body count was used to describe the number of bodies killed by the US government during the civil war, and it is now used to indicate the number of deaths caused by a particular act.
Body count is a commonly used term to evaluate the level of a war, like how many soldiers are killed during a conflict. It can also be used to compare the level of a war with a comparable event, like the number of soldiers who died during the Civil war.
It’s not so much a body count as a number. The body count of a war makes a lot of sense. With the exception of the time-looping “murderers” in the game, we don’t have any proof that it’s actually a war, it’s just that a lot of people are killed and the body count is way off.
Body count, in the game, is just a way of comparing one event with another. In the game, a soldier gets killed all the time, and the body count doesn’t matter because the body count is higher than the soldier’s body count. If we compare a war with a similar event, the body count doesn’t matter because the body count is way off. It’s the body count that matters.
Body count is a statistic that compares a single event to a group of similar events. For example, in the game, there are a lot more people killed all at once than the same number of people killed in a similar event (such as a terrorist attack). We can use the same body count to compare any event to another event. The body count determines how large a group of events are compared to each other, and thus determines how many people die.
Body count is one of the main factors in our psyche. We have to count it to remember to remember, or remember it.
So you might start to believe that the events of your life are controlled by the number of people who die in it. But if you start to examine the body count of the events of your life, you can find that the events of your life are much more controlled by your own mind, and the events of your life are much more controlled by the events of others.
Body count has been a real problem for the last century. It’s why we’re in the middle of the Great Depression, and why we’re in the middle of the Iraq war. And it’s why we still remember the World Trade Center and the Twin Towers. Body count is one of the most important factors in how we decide what to do in life. When you make decisions, you have to decide on the basis of how many bodies are left.
You can use body count to make decisions about whether to do something, or not to do something. For example, if you’re in a car accident, you can start driving until you have no more cars at all, or you can stop driving until you have no more people to kill.
Body count is a term used to describe the number of lives that have been lost. In addition to being a way to make decisions, body count can be used to make predictions about the outcome of a certain event. For example, it is predicted that as a result of the September 11 attacks, the number of deaths in New York City will spike over the next few weeks.
