Darwin Awards

ehem?

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sex is bad, bad is sin, sin is forgiven so sex is in

I sense the hidden meaning of your logic.

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Well we've got common ground, I didn't realize it until you posted your military experience, even though we went through different experiences, the training is basically the same, its kinda nice to know that, here in these forums, if you catch my meaning.

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Hmmm i generally disagree with military guys, so i guess i won't be in your little club of common thinkers then LOL


i think military people fit in so well with the darwin awards thing coz they are keeping the dumb people dead by killing each other all the time LOL


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See what I mean!

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Have a nice fvcking day ...



<b><font color=red>I did NOT have sex with that woman, Miss Lewinsky ... - Bill "Cigar Man" Clinton</font color=red><b>

That makes us "Charter Members" - toast, brothers ...



<b><font color=red>I did NOT have sex with that woman, Miss Lewinsky ... - Bill "Cigar Man" Clinton</font color=red><b>

Yeah, we've got senority.

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Don't forget Wingy!

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This is the "Band of Brothers" ...



<b><font color=red>I did NOT have sex with that woman, Miss Lewinsky ... - Bill "Cigar Man" Clinton</font color=red><b>

You say it better than I ...




<b><font color=red>I did NOT have sex with that woman, Miss Lewinsky ... - Bill "Cigar Man" Clinton</font color=red><b>

Nice defence - I do feel sorry for you ...



<b><font color=red>I did NOT have sex with that woman, Miss Lewinsky ... - Bill "Cigar Man" Clinton</font color=red><b>

Someone I don't know and don't care about feels sorry for me. I'm so sad! Someone who's obviously a little weiner because he gets all bent out of shape because someone called him a name (justly, I add). Since when were 4th graders allowed in the military? I think that needs looking into... Seems dangerous to me.

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Oh by the way, Congratulations! You just won your Darwin Award!!!

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First of all you labeled his comments stupid, not him.

When you said (He was serious), You can think that he or anyone here is serious, but you do not know that for sure, you take things too literally, how is he going to beat you up as you said on the internet, and you say nothing went over your head, thats not true, you have your opinions others have theirs, that doesn't make anyone of you stupid because your opinions are different.

Just for your information, I don't BS out here, I tell it like it is and like I see it, unless its a joke thread, if I make a statement about something its true, you can count on it, or I will tell you different, you disrespected Jake when you called him stupid and juvenile, no one likes that kind of response from a stranger, nor should you expect them to put up with it, maybe where you come from thats a common way to talk to someone, but not where I come from nor Jake for that matter, a person can be young and still have a high rate of intelligence coupled with courtesy and have a decent conversation between yourselves without degrading insults.

That was a joke, not a plot to intellectually kill you, a joke is a joke, but seeing as how nothing goes over your head we'll overlook that one.

Bravo, you almost got that right, Jakes military service had him in a position of authority, and the men under him respected him, and treated him with respect, he also lived in a realm where defending his country and his honor was and still is a daily task, whether he is active or retired military, its a mind set thing, he and I went through similar training, and when we walk down the streets no one walks up to us and calls us names to our faces. Because we're not going to put up with it, and if it happens we'll take appropriate action, but here in these forums you can seemingly get away with just that.


You seem to me to be a very intelligent individual, why don't you consider adding some respect in your conversations with others here, and I guarantee you'll get it back, but if you choose not to, just keep aiming it at me, I've been here longer than Jake and I'm used to it, and when I've had enough of it, trust me, you'll know it.





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is this the club for military members,

can i join?


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well said bro

these bunch of pussy arsed army boys. think thy can make the world a happier place by kicking everypones arse.


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I summed up why I called him an idiot like 5 days ago in the other thread. He didn't respond to my comments, so I'm assuming he had not possible retort and accepted his faults. I only brought it back up because in this thread he made another silly comment about giving me a bus ticket to Tampa followed by a pleasant ass-whiping. If someone acts that way, they lose about 40 points in the respect department, because those are the statements 14 year olds in "Teen Chat 12" on AOL use.

Well, Jake's military service doesn't mean I need to give him respect or that he deserves respect from me. That's a JP if he can't get on with his new life as a civilian, not a KP.

How about this... I consider this topic through. Jake, I should not have called you an idiot because I did not realize you would take such offence to it. I apologize... even though you are still wrong.

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<b>Who really cares ksoth</b>


<b><font color=purple>Details, Details, Its all in the Details, If you need help, Don't leave out the Details.</font color=purple></b><P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by 4ryan6 on 09/15/03 10:22 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

sweet im in.


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(Ch)Air Force isn't it?

I'm still seething about that comment. I didn't do 8 months of basic training to join a "pussy arsed" regiment. I did it to join the best regiment in the army, the Parachute Regiment.

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I think 4ryan was a sailor - I (Jake) was a 1LT in the Combat Engineers, in support of the US's 1st Infantry Division (Big Red One). I've been Platoon Ldr., NATO Recon Officer, Ass't S3 (Battalion Ops and Training) & Battalion S3 (Operations Officer).

When I read that RobD was in an Airborne unit and was HALO qualified - I was kind of humbled. I'm wondering - RobD, were you SAS?
Tough guys!

But you're right, service does give us new perspectives. You know, I'm getting used to everyone criticising the US. But we do have broad shoulders and will, I hope, continue to act when and where we feel it's appropriate and/or necessary.




<b><font color=blue>"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety" - Bejamin Franklin</font color=blue><b>

Me SAS? In my dreams! I did HALO training during my Pathfinder selection. The Pathfinders are basically an advance recon team for the Para's. So, if the regiment goes in, the Pathfinders will be deployed to the area first. Ironically, we only HALO'd during training and once on a NATO op. Every time we went on tour, or when we went to the Gulf, we flew in and marched off the plane. My cousin, who served in the very same Regiment as myself (3 Para. I joined the Para's on his recommendation after talking it over with him at very great length) went to the Falklands and had to sail there. On a cruise ship commandeered by the task force.

I made corporal by 23 and, had I stayed in the forces (left in 95) would have sat my Sargeant's exams that year. The Para's were the predominent feeder regiment for the SAS, and a guy from our company did their selection and basically never came back. Got badged an SAS trooper. Saw him a year later in Belize as we were going over for jungle training, he was there in the RAF canteen waiting to fly back. I caught his eye and he smiled. Couldn't say anything, as their presence their wasn't official. Basically, they were there as part of the SAS Revolutionary Warfare Wing, training other countries special ops teams. The beauty of the SAS is that you'd pass them in the street without a second glance. Usually, you can spot a soldier a mile off due to his haircut, clothing etc. SAS are the only British army unit that are allowed to grow their hair. They are taught to be the grey men, the ones you'd pass by without knowing. Ultra fit and ultra tough. I could have never gotten to that level.

Nice of you to think that though!

<font color=blue>"Some people believe football is a matter of life and death. I'm very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that" - Bill Shankly</font color=blue>

No kidding??? Fort Riley Kansas??? Gods forsaken flat land???

I fought in the Nam for the 815th, 937th Combat Engineers. After that duty I was assigned to the Big Red One in the same position in Ft. Riley. Spent 18 months living in Junction City. LMAO.

Good to here someone that has done & been where I've been. Although I was a bit of a rebel in the ARMY. Never made it passed E4 in 3 years, even with my tour. Did get a Honorable Discharge though. My hitch was during the draft.

You guys today in the all Volunteer Service are there because you want to be there & want to make a difference. (I don't think your currently active though). Some of our best & brightest serve in our military & I am honored with their & your service to my country!!

Grub, I can't agree with you more! I would like to see a mandatory service of some sort, for 2 years. Be it Peace Corps, Military, whatever, for every 18 year old, just to address the point you brought up. After all what is 2 years anyway? We can't afford to take our freedom for granted anymore. A whole lot of things might change in this country IMO.


Well, I didn't think that was gonna happen!!!

AT my boot camp the ultimate punishment was to make you do morning PT with the Seals there. Those poor souls who had to do it were changed men when they came back.

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