I don't need to post any answers on this one. Poetmom99 took care of it. Congrats!
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Here's the answers. Congrats to all that got them. 1) What is a four-letter word that ends in k and means the same as intercourse? Talk 2) What is it that a cow has four of and a woman has only two of? Legs 3) What can you find in a man's pants that is about six inches long, has a head on it, and women love so much that they often blow it? Money 4) What word starts with f and ends with u-c-k? Firetruck 5)
Ho's wife's name was Chong Mi.
Oh, it's been said. Maybe not word-for-word, but that opinion has been expressed. That's what I meant. I've heard all five from the original post. Some multiple times. I'm sure the general line has been said many times.
General - "I don't care how much testing was done, we need it deployed now!" That's a good one. Very scary and just as likely to be said.
OK, here's another quiz. 1) How long did the Hundred Years War last? 2) Which country makes Panama hats? 3) From which animal do we get cat gut? 4) In which month do Russians celebrate the October Revolution? 5) What is a camel's hair brush made of? 6) The Canary Islands in the Pacific are named after what an
The most dangerous things you will ever hear in the Army (by rank): Private - "This is something I learned in Basic..." Sergeant - "Trust me, Sir." Lieutenant - "Based on my experience..." Captain - "I've been thinking..." First Sergeant - "Watch this shit..." <!-- Ju
Easy for those with CLEAR and CLEAN minds. 1) What is a four-letter word that ends in k and means the same as intercourse? 2) What is it that a cow has four of and a woman has only two of? 3) What can you find in a man's pants that is about six inches long, has a head on it, and women love so much that they often blow it? 4) What word starts with f and
This is the funniest thing I have read in a long time. So funny! Thanks!
Hey, greywar, fix the pics! I'm looking forward to seeing you craving your Thunderfuck... and then getting it.
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That's a Huah! picture. Here at DLI, Tradoc mandates that the permanent party leaders - PSG's, DS's, 1SG's, CO's, etc of the student/trainee companies wear what one of my buddies calls the GBRV - Gay Blue Reflective Vest. Sorry, I don't have a pic link. HHC wears the yellow power belts and the students/trainees wear reflective armbands. That way, even in PT gear, you can tell who you're not allowed to be seen talking alone with...
Poetmom99, Kayles, and citahellion - very nice. Looks like you all have pretty diverse plans. I like the family-centric orientation. I might have to add some kind of charity/sponsorship/ community outreach idea to mine, too. I like that. psychx - I've often wondered if I would ever have the courage to ride in a space shuttle, and I think I could, but a russian capsule? I don't know about that... Of course they are the only ones offering
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Chip - You did do something! Those nights watching wrestling and getting hammered helped me rebuild! Hell if I han't had the WWF to obsess over and you to push it along I would have been much worse. I'm glad to have been some help. I also remember playing RAW is WAR on Playstation and trying to remembe
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