Ah, A Boy Named Sue..... that explains a lot.Was supposed to make you tough not sensitive. Oh well, have a nice day.
How many times have I seen the Peace maker transform into the Gladiator. Guess I better watch my step. Not trying to take over the sandbox. Just wanted to play.
How many times have I seen the Peace maker transform into the Gladiator. Guess I better watch my step. Not trying to take over the sandbox. Just wanted to play.
Back in the day,(first childhood) it was pine cone fighting. Anytime an adult saw it, the admonishment was, "it's all fun and games until someone gets a torn cornea!" Well I got run over by a go cart in my last pinecone fight. Skinned knee is better than torn cornea. Had to be detained until crying stopped. Still have the skar!How many times have I seen the Peace maker transform into the Gladiator. Guess I better watch my step. Not trying to take over the sandbox. Just wanted to play.
My 4 CDB's at USAFA(in a year and a half) could be a record. Only needed 1 more to graduate as an Ace. If I had only been "the military type"
I got bit by a dog once and called the owner's insurance company seeking money for pain and suffering. I had sent them pictures. They asked how much I wanted. My uncle was terminal and wanted to sell me a shotgun for $500 so I told them I wanted $500. They put me on hold for 30 seconds and then came back and said they would send a check for $500.
Leaving the dispensary in Vegas I backed into a little uh throw away car. Dented already beat up fender. Upon survey of damage, the young man said, " I have a friend that can fix it for $80. My instant reply was "here's $200 for your trouble. He immediately went into buyers remorse. I was half way out of the lot.
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Hope I didn't hurt you. Figured that meant in your ass with my heat seeking guided muscle.
I entered the Air Force in 1969. The cover up and denial was going on at that time. So after taking an oath to neither Lie Cheat or Steal, I became disillusioned when the cover-up was revealed. So public relations with the military falls far far below lawyer on my scale of Dispicable.How the Death of 6,000 Sheep Spurred the American Debate on Chemical Weapons
The Dugway sheep incident of March 1968 made visible the military’s covert attempts to test and stockpile millions of dollars worth of chemical weapons
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I have been before numerous judges, boarded in a few jails and worked in one prison. Judges and or Lawyers don't scare me. Well I still do my best to live by my oath. The closest I have come was when the judge said, "I suppose you are going to tell me your license is good now." Ok, ok I would need a lawyer to tell me that. "Yes Sir" is a lie
I thought they were all part of the same military. Since it was dropped from aircraft long after the ArmyAir Force was transformed and USAFA was established. I would be confident that both branches were involved in the public relations released statement s. But you would know better than I. But but but, how am I to believe anything You say?
I am All American. (Spoken with confidence)!
And I don't need No stinking trophy or badge or plaque.