A Sniper with 20 Clips???????????

In article , Dave Thompson says...
>
>Did I get mud on the boat? Hell, yes. All those 9th Infantry troopers
>in the Delta left a hell of a mess. If it were over a couple of hours
>back to Dong Tam I even let them take showers. We just hosed the deck
>down with fire hoses after they debarked. Up north the Marines tended
>to drag a lot of sand and dirt aboard, unless of course it was cold and
>raining. Then it became mud.

The horror... the horror...

In article , Dave Thompson says...
>
>
>"GrgLnsctt" wrote in message
>news:20030922133735.28250.00000001@mb-m21.news.cs.com...
>> >It really must suck to be you.
>>
>> Dave,
>>
>> Still LMAO
>>
>> Best Regards
>>
>> Greg
>
>Heh! I think Dean believes he is one of those 'kick me' dolls that keeps
>bobbing back when punched. In his mind as long as he keeps bobbing back up
>he is winning.
>
>--
>Dave
>(The Other)

I know I'm winning when Barge Boy threatens to stalk me...

Next he will be taking pictures of my house and posting it on usenet...

I think he wants to have sex with me... obsessed...

He was on that barge waaaaaayyyy too long...

Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk...

Alligator Al wrote:
> In article , Dave Thompson says...
>
>>Did I get mud on the boat? Hell, yes. All those 9th Infantry troopers
>>in the Delta left a hell of a mess. If it were over a couple of hours
>>back to Dong Tam I even let them take showers. We just hosed the deck
>>down with fire hoses after they debarked. Up north the Marines tended
>>to drag a lot of sand and dirt aboard, unless of course it was cold and
>>raining. Then it became mud.
>
>
> The horror... the horror...
>

You asked. I told you. Deal with the horror. Your four word reply is
CLEARLY a Stage Two message.

Did I live better than you? Of course I did. I slept on sheets every
night. I was able to take a shower every day.

On the other hand, I spent a year running up and down rivers and canals
at a blazing 8 knots day and night. A large, slow landing craft (LCU)
makes a great target. No sweat. It was part of the job. 6 Purple
Hearts out of a crew of 12, thankfully with no deaths on my crew. No, I
didn't get awarded a Purple Heart. Others were not so lucky. Tell the
PBR crews that they were on a glory cruise.

Helicopter pilots generally slept on a bed or cot every night and were
able to shower with some regularity. Dust-Off crews took more risk and
had more balls than you could have ever had as a Command Spec-4.

We clearly understand that you suffered more than anyone.
We clearly understand that you killed more bad guys than anyone.
We clearly understand that you 'stopped' more civilians than anyone.
We clearly understand that you abandoned more ammunition than anyone.
We clearly understand that you abandoned more supplies to the enemy.

We clearly understand that you are not worth the urine.

It must REALLY suck to be you.

--
Dave
(The Other)

it does suck to be him, a friend that lives at Griffin road & Green St -
would be happy to clue you in as to what kind of nut you're really dealing
with.


"Dave Thompson" wrote in message
news:fLIbb.3749$Rd4.365@fed1read07...
> Alligator Al wrote:
> > In article , Dave Thompson says...
> >
> >>Did I get mud on the boat? Hell, yes. All those 9th Infantry troopers
> >>in the Delta left a hell of a mess. If it were over a couple of hours
> >>back to Dong Tam I even let them take showers. We just hosed the deck
> >>down with fire hoses after they debarked. Up north the Marines tended
> >>to drag a lot of sand and dirt aboard, unless of course it was cold and
> >>raining. Then it became mud.
> >
> >
> > The horror... the horror...
> >
>
> You asked. I told you. Deal with the horror. Your four word reply is
> CLEARLY a Stage Two message.
>
> Did I live better than you? Of course I did. I slept on sheets every
> night. I was able to take a shower every day.
>
> On the other hand, I spent a year running up and down rivers and canals
> at a blazing 8 knots day and night. A large, slow landing craft (LCU)
> makes a great target. No sweat. It was part of the job. 6 Purple
> Hearts out of a crew of 12, thankfully with no deaths on my crew. No, I
> didn't get awarded a Purple Heart. Others were not so lucky. Tell the
> PBR crews that they were on a glory cruise.
>
> Helicopter pilots generally slept on a bed or cot every night and were
> able to shower with some regularity. Dust-Off crews took more risk and
> had more balls than you could have ever had as a Command Spec-4.
>
> We clearly understand that you suffered more than anyone.
> We clearly understand that you killed more bad guys than anyone.
> We clearly understand that you 'stopped' more civilians than anyone.
> We clearly understand that you abandoned more ammunition than anyone.
> We clearly understand that you abandoned more supplies to the enemy.
>
> We clearly understand that you are not worth the urine.
>
> It must REALLY suck to be you.
>
> --
> Dave
> (The Other)
>

>It must REALLY suck to be you.
>

Gawdamnit! Dave, Knock this shit off, I really gotta get some work done.

ROFLMAO

Best Regards

Greg

"Alligator Al" wrote in message news:bkmv4b0skv@drn.newsguy.com...
>
> Are you still whining about that? Shit that's been years ago... Go back to the
> original post and see the context in which it was written. We were discussing
> military. I mentioned "civilian" police so people wouldn't get confused with
> military police... folks on this ng get really, really, really confused...
>
> Its right on my DD-214: "Early Separation For Police Work"
>
> You figure out where...

Did you go from cop straight to toilets or did you take a break to being an
Ordained Minister along the way? Or cleaning toilets in the day and Ministering
at night? How does that work? Doesn't the smell of Pinesol affect your duties
as a Minister?
Not whining, just curious.

Carl Hatchell

"Alligator Al" wrote in message news:bkn6gj01l63@drn.newsguy.com...
> I dumped my M-16 for an M-14 during my first tour and carried only an M-14
> during my second tour... The M-14s that I used never malfunctioned and I used
> 20 rounds per magazine. Heavier - yes. Better - I thought so... At least the
> damn things worked... Did you get any mud on your boat?
>
> Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk...

Is that when you started calling yourself a sniper?

Carl Hatchell

"Alligator Al" wrote in message news:bkng5q02nai@drn.newsguy.com...
>
> I know I'm winning when Barge Boy threatens to stalk me...
>
> Next he will be taking pictures of my house and posting it on usenet...
>
> I think he wants to have sex with me... obsessed...
>
> He was on that barge waaaaaayyyy too long...
>
> Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk...

Winning? Winning what? This is not a competition. Just because you tell
BIG lies doesn't mean you win anything.
Stalking? I'm not stalking anyone. I just thought that it would be my civic
duty to let your former employer know that you posted in a public forum
that you not only didn't do duties for which you were paid but that you
were bragging about it in the same public forum. How would you consider
that stalking? I'll just send him your post and let you do the talking.

Carl Hatchell
(So far, you're one vote down and I haven't voted yet but guess which
way I'm leaning.)

Let's see. An anonymous poster, 2Wild4U, posts a cryptic message and names a
couple of streets. Do these streets happen to cross in Wauchula, FL? HMMMM?

Could this street corner have been found doing a Mapquest search? I'd bet a
few bucks that's the case.

Of course I could be proven wrong if 2Wild would boldly post his/her name in
order to elaborate. Doing so might make 2Wild less inclined to try to
intimidate.

I won't hold my breath.

Tom Dier Americal Division 1970
"Under The Southern Cross"


"2Wild4U" wrote in message
news:eUIbb.12688$iO.7837@bignews5.bellsouth.net...
> it does suck to be him, a friend that lives at Griffin road & Green St -
> would be happy to clue you in as to what kind of nut you're really dealing
> with.
>





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In article , Dave Thompson says...
>
>I slept on sheets every night. I was able to take a shower every day.

Did you get any razor cuts?

Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk...