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The Minstrel Boy to the war is gone In the ranks of death you will find him; His father's sword he hath girded on, And his wild harp slung behind him;" Land of Song!" said the warrior bard, "Tho' all the world betrays thee, One sword, at least, thy rights shall guard, One faithful har...

abnhawk wrote:sounded like half the BBQ's I went to as a kid growing up in north GA.

Ain't that the truth! All it needed was Buck Owens on the radio, a couple of guys dressed in bib overalls and a cooler of PBR.
Great clip!

Flesh Thorn wrote:Incendiary devices would be nice to clear the foliage.

Back in the day I had an incendiary device that destroyed tons of pot. You had to constantly change the water in it though, or the pipe stem would get clogged up.

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I don't really care much for MSNBC, but this article looked like it was worth spreading around.

I grew mine in the 70's so I could get a job as a porn star.
I'm still waiting to hear back from them.

I'm kind of partial to the idea of leasing a cruise ship or a beat up freighter and arming it to the teeth. Above decks everything looks normal, but all the good shit is kept out of sight. It limps through the pirates area until some skinny decides it's easy pickin's then when the pirates get within...

And they said Malthus was crazy. SP, you are right considering the way modern wars are conducted. But until "Matchstick" Billy Sherman re-wrote the rules, war was an excellent way to thin out the herd, as it was conducted predominantly by young males against other young males. The strong, ...

"In the Corps, we call that "Loser Talk"."
Maybe so, but in the Army we didn't conduct them using the metric system.
"27mm, Gunny. Does that break the record?"

Semper Fi.
No wait! We used that first , too.

If there's one thing I can't stand, it's a guy who goes on and on and on in his intro!
Welcome aboard!

I wish I'd had that clip 10 minutes ago! I've been having a "discussion" with one of the pantywaist liberals on "The Fray" about gun control, and I made basically the same remarks ( although I was a bit testy, but his whinign and dodging has gotten under my skin).

Welcome, fellow FOG. Pull up an ammo case and take a load off!

Welocme home, Warrior! And welcome aboard, Ranger Kamahito! You're among friends here!

You've got to wonder why, other than as just another example of PC posturing, Bloomberg would bother to waste the taxpayers dollars by even sending someone to AZ, inasmauch as not one of the guns confiscated in NY (at least as of 2009) came from there. http://www.atf.gov/statistics/download/trace-da...

No, you were right, sir. DTRT is also used as a motto on written materials as well. My comment wasn't directed at you so much as it was at the motto (informal or otherwise) and how times have changed even institutions as hallowed as those in the military. It's nothing new. At one time every Infantry...

"Sweaty, mottled marmot fur is just not sexy."
Obviously he never watched the stage show at The Juwan Knight on Victory Drive back in the day.