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Thread: Corps: Past/Present/Future
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11-12-15, 06:25 PM #31
Billy - and your point is?
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11-12-15, 06:34 PM #32
Tiara, are those rooms air conditioned and heated with carpet? I wouldn't stand for anything less. I'd whop all my D.I.'s ass'es if they tried that maggot **** on me. I'm French and English and they ain't gonna discriminate against me. I wouldn't want breakfast in bed, but I would demand a menu at meal time. Ain't no gung-ho D.I. gonna tell me what to eat. Also, do they have internet and HD television in their rooms. I couldn't make it without MTV and my computer to keep my Ho's in line. Also, there's no damn way I'm gonna work on week-ends. Week-ends is my time.....I don't care if the Gunny or C.O. likes it or not. I'll whop their ass too. Those days are over, where you have to obey orders that conflict with your good times.
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11-12-15, 06:43 PM #33
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11-12-15, 07:03 PM #34
Billy, I like your posts about the Marine Corps not telling you what to do. You tell em!
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11-12-15, 07:43 PM #35
Amazing, the differences between eras, based on not only technology, but lots of things, like changes in society itself over the years. Interesting.
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11-12-15, 07:48 PM #36
I do wish we would've had R&R that included beer and hookers though. That's one thing that's changed for the worse about the way the Corps does business. Hahaha!
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11-12-15, 07:50 PM #37
I remember that after a PRT in Puerto Rico, our CO, a major, had, at the end of the run portion of the PRT, two or three thirty gallon drums of beer on ice. A nice surprise. I doubt if that would happen nowadays, on duty like that.
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11-12-15, 07:52 PM #38
But regarding change, there isn't one thing that has NOT changed since the beginning of history. That's the one thing we can count on---change. And as society goes, so goes the Corps, sooner or later. It can't stay completely divorced from society for very long. But thank goodness it is one of the last places where you find dumb changes.
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11-12-15, 09:05 PM #39
Past, present, or future the Corps will always the finest and most fierce fighting force to grace this planet.
Whether it be the Revolution, WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Storm, or Iraq/Afghanistan.....the Corps will always get the short $hit end of the stick when it comes to things.
I would never compare my time in Afghanistan to anyone elses time anywhere else. I went without sleep for 3-4 days, I've gone weeks without a shower, only eating once a day, and rationing water so we didn't run out....if you've been a Marine in a combat zone this is normal and we still accomplish a mission a notch above every other service.
Just as a few pointed out they us newer guys can't talk about the past because we don't know, many of you older salts can't talk about the present because you as well don't know....none of us here can talk about the future because we don't know...hell there may come a time that the Corps and possibly even this country may not exist.
The Corps is the Corps and will always be the Corps no matter what any of us have to say or think about it.
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11-12-15, 09:11 PM #40
Regarding the future, I'd re-up to be a space Marine for sure!
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11-12-15, 09:15 PM #41
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11-13-15, 07:53 AM #42
Well now Josephd.....I had an out of body experience a few days ago. During that episode I saw Camp Lejune in the year 2025. They were having a beauty contest called Miss.Camp Lejune 2025. The contestants was made up of Transgender Marines from various units. They had an evening gown contest, as well as a bikini contest. Of course the gowns and bikinis were camo. They flew in Honorary Marine Catlyin Jenner, Boy Floyde , and Little Richard to be the Judges. Also, the Emcee was our first openly gay Commandant, General Poop Packer.
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11-13-15, 09:06 AM #43
And then, after dreaming dreams of curvy Marine trannys dressed in their tightest green on green, Mongoose awoke to discover the first raging boner he's had since his EAS!
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11-13-15, 09:19 AM #44
While standing in a pool of gas I bet you play with matches.
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11-13-15, 09:49 AM #45
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