Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Wrong- not a sophomore in high school
8th grade drop out
after grade 8- parents let her skip school and sit as a protest
no one discussed any books she had read
No one discusses what grades she got in grade 6 earth science.
"HiDesertELR,
Good to know, thanks for the correction.
Everybody likes crayon cards from the kids, no doubt.
Good to know, thanks for the correction.
Everybody likes crayon cards from the kids, no doubt.
Still on the subject of red heads...
Some of us grew up watching Gilligan's Island. I watched them before re-runs! That series brought us the ever ubiquitous question of: Ginger or Mary Ann?
Your choice reveals a lot about you. It is said that the true gentleman picks the girl next door, Mary Ann. The cad, on the other hand, picks the movie-star-slut Ginger Grant. You people know who you are.
So I will submit a twist to this question by sticking strictly with red heads. [drum roll please]
Who would you pick? Tina Louise (aka Ginger Grant) or Ann Margret?
Ann Margret is a class act. Saw a veteran talking about her visiting the guys in vietnam.
As far as redheads.....i’d give slightly different advice. Dont cheat yourself out of the experience....it’s a ride unlike anything else. but know good and full well what you are dealing with, and know when to take the exit. I wouldnt trade my experiences with redheads for nothing; even though my last relationship with one ended with me in the ER getting my face stitched back together.
Merry Christmas you bunch of altar boys
Bet there is some flavor on there!
It smells like stale taint, untreated Chlamydia and daddy issues.
This is on the other side of the lake from my place.
She must have one of those Hollywood magazines, 20 minutes and she has still not re loaded......
Gents, I have permission of LowLight to post this, and have looked a long time for the appropriate thread to put it. Snake-eyes' post is a great place to start.
If anyone wants to support the troops, and to have an actual place to send letters or care packages or support items, start by joining the Association attached to the unit you served with. If you did not or have not yet served, go to Soldiers Angels, and contribute to them. Read their web site: low overhead costs, and the vast majority of support goes directly to the warriors or their families. They mostly support wounded. Another is the Gary Sinese Foundation. I am a friend of Micheal Schilitz, one of their major spokesmen, a badly injured Afghanistan vet, who's recovery is an inspiration. They build homes for wounded troops that are adapted to their use. Cigars for Warriors, accepts donations and cigars to ship to the troops, and already have lists of units overseas.
Finally, if you want to support a team that is actually in the field, look at Tiger Force Recon dot com (you know how to do it). The Veterans of Tiger Force, 1/327 iN, 101st Airborne Division, support the current active duty team. Our primary mission is to preserve the memory of the team, but the mission to support the AD team has grown. I annually (when they deploy) approach manufacturers, and purveyors (Plus private parties such as yourselves), for anything that might be of use to the Scout or Infantry soldier. Comfort items, of course, Wipes of course, Snacks of course, Cigars for damn sure, but also items that an Infantry soldier could have found handy, back in my day: small multi-tools, bore wipes, or better weapon cleaning or lubricating products, Eye pro, socks and flame proof underwear, tools, knives...ANYthing.
Ship them to me or ship them direct to the team (APO provided on request).
Between deployments I store any items that come in, and take it to Week of the Eagle at Ft Campbell, KY, personally. I credit the donators profusely. During deployment, I mail and ask others to mail, directly to their APO. For instance, Stiletto Tools, donated a set of forced entry tools when they were working in semi-urban areas of Iraq. The tools have never walked away, and are still in use when needed. Titanium crow bars, levers, hammers. Lite and tough.
The team has just returned home, prior to Christmas, so they are refitting, rotating out for Ranger School, or dropping packets for SF or Fight school, in the run up for the next deployment. I can start warehousing any donated items, although perishables like cigars I will get directly to the team, ASAP. Upon request, I can provide the direct address, to the Platoon Sergeant or the Platoon Leader. Like the other troops, those turn over about every year or two. I stay in close contact with the Battalion Commander, and SGM, as well as the team leadership.
The team is made up of a 1LT, SFC, a Scout team and a Sniper team. They are superb. One of the few small units left in the 101 authorized Jump School. High number of Rangers, high number of those who go to SF. 1 Commander of the 101, one SACLAANT, and one 2 star who was commander of the FL NG. All served as leaders of this team.
YOU CAN HELP.
PM me here, or email, [email protected]
www.tigerforcerecon.com
Thanks.
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I’m 99.104% sure that is Jamie Hynemans dog, just add beret.
I wasn't aware of Roos in Afghanistan...
@Tucker301 and @1J04 keep cruising slowly by my house in a pink Mazda Miata admiring my Christmas lights.
