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fastang2k1

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Just want to say thanks to those who have served or are currently serving in the Armed Forces protecting our country and it's freedom.

 

Turkey Sammich

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Thx mang.

Everyone have a good weekend and don't be stupid. I've seen my fair share of drunk drivers and people acting stupid all weekend.

 

hungrymonkey

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Thanks.


Turkey, Its been a few years since I have heard the 100 deadly days of summer presentation


everyone have a happy and safe memorial day. My wife is working, so its me and the kids tommorow.

 

jordanvraptor

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[QUOTE

Everyone have a good weekend and don't be stupid. I've seen my fair share of drunk drivers and people acting stupid all weekend.[/QUOTE]

I'll second that. Met two morons in two minutes on the freeway yesterday...

 

89OctaneStang

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saleenster

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jordanvraptor said:

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Everyone have a good weekend and don't be stupid. I've seen my fair share of drunk drivers and people acting stupid all weekend.

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I'll second that. Met two morons in two minutes on the freeway yesterday...[/QUOTE]

Did you win?

Tks to all those that have and are currently serving our great country!

 

jordanvraptor

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I was in the Jeep Patriot, it does have good brakes and handles well in a quick lane change though... lol

 

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haze1995

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Thanks for the kind words. Unfortunately I am working all weekend. Getting ready to deploy to Iraq again too.

On a side note remember if you drink, DONT DRIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

jordanvraptor

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haze1995 said:

Thanks for the kind words. Unfortunately I am working all weekend. Getting ready to deploy to Iraq again too.

On a side note remember if you drink, DONT DRIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Wow, deja vu... I'm working all weekend and my unit is getting ready to deploy to Iraq as well... lol 2010 Stop loss baby!!!

 

hungrymonkey

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jordanvraptor said:

Wow, deja vu... I'm working all weekend and my unit is getting ready to deploy to Iraq as well... lol 2010 Stop loss baby!!!

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I lucked out. My official DOS was the day the war started.

I went on terminal two months prior to that. I was sweating until my inactive was done with.

Dont get me wrong, I would of gone back in a heartbeat if they asked me. But it was a bit up in the air and I was halfway through school at the time.

 

jordanvraptor

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We had a couple guys who had been reactivated from the IRR who deployed with us to Afghanland... Who would of thought Infantry was a critical MOS...?

 

h8my408

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I've served 4 in the Marine Infantry. I would die for the men I fought with before, 15 years down the road from now. The only problem I have with being recalled. We are thrown in a rag-tag group, of people who i have NO idea of their performance, or battlefield-cool... If it were a recall by unit, I dont think any of us would be worried about fighting with the people we "grew up with" in the early days of our military service.

I'm actually thinking about going coast guard. I want to star in a major Kevin Costner film. And have navy try to talk **** to me, as if I'm just some "average coastie" (in the guardian, i would have taken that bar down in a tornado of fury)

One thing I'm not sure about, is if I am allowed to wear my previous ribbons. If not, I'll be getting in a lot of trouble, because I will do it anyway. Besides, you guys have heard the saying "Once a Marine, Always a Marine"



Semper Fidelis

 

jordanvraptor

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I wear my Marine Corps ribbons along with my Army ones. Of course, the Army gave me over a dozen to the the Marine Corps' 2...lol The CIB is pretty cool though...