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Though it has nothing to do with this story, does anyone know why the officer's face was scarred? Looks like a Port Wine Stain, which is a birthmark that becomes purple as a person ages. http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/picture-of-port-wine-stain Shooter is dead now. http://www.fox...

blueline73 wrote:Roger that Ranger Buddha. Lifetime resident. I grew up in Shenandoah County, and live in Augusta County now.

Love the valley! Spent five great years in Harrisonburg going to JMU.

Welcome and thanks for your service. 116th INF RGT; Shenandoah Valley resident?

Welcome!

Fucking losers.

snafu wrote:End of line bowline. Know this by heart.

Best knot ever.

Hawkmoon74 wrote:You think that even holds true for CSM ?
How'd you like to be the guy that no-go's him?
I'm sure there wouldn't be any career repercussions....right ?

Does what hold true for CSM?

Lunch wrote:Why am I picturing "Chef" from Apocolypse Now?

"Fucking tigers...."

Since 1997, Anheuser-Busch and the Anheuser-Busch Foundation have contributed nearly $475 million to charitable organizations, including those that support education, the environment, economic development, disaster preparedness/relief and support of those who serve our country. I guess that they fo...

Anheuser Busch is in business to make a profit for its shareholders. if it gives to charity as part of its corporate philosophy, great. I'm glad to see them give up some of their profit to do so to help this cause, even if they sell beer using patriotism as a marketing tool. http://www.anheuser-busc...

RangerX wrote:I'm gonna agree with Baseplate on this one.


No assholes, Starbucks customers donated.

And I'll have to agree with you on this one. No loss to Starbucks shareholders for this.

Baseplate wrote:How nice of a billion dollar corporation to give 5 fucking cents per case of beer they sell

How much should they give?

I'm teaching my daughters about the friends I've lost to instill in them something lasting and meaningful about Memorial Day. Last year I took them to Arlington and they got visit my friends' gravestites. In addition to learning about my friends, they ended up meeting the mothers of several fallen s...

Welcome, sir! I remember well when you gathered us together just before you changed command with LTC Kernan; You gave all of us flags to put in our PCs so we could sport the colors when war came knocking. I kept that flag in my PC for years (until we started wearing them daily on our right sleeves) ...

None of the groupies I've had in R&R could ever hold a melting candle to the likes of Tammy, Jenkie, Moola and Rox...long live the Ranger-ettes. Tammy friended me on FaceBook........... :lol: Thanks for the welcome Zonk....1st Bat. Leads the Way. What Co./Plt were you in in 86? Bco 2nd Plt 2nd ...