Two Wounded Soldier Stories

[What_Exit]

@Mellivora capensis

In my view, an understandable statement and position, given MrDibble’s view of the Iraq war.

I for one would be interested to see a cogent rebuttal to this, and only this, statement.

I believe I did earlier. **MrDibble ** and I continue to disagree, but I only questioned his position. I brought in no outside factors.

However, my questions were largely loss in the screeching that this thread took on. As I asked them in a civil fashion, **MrDibble ** was kind enough to answer in kind. We disagree strongly, but I understand his position.

Jim

[Mellivora_capensis]

@What Exit?

I believe I did earlier. **MrDibble ** and I continue to disagree, but I only questioned his position. I brought in no outside factors.

However, my questions were largely loss in the screeching that this thread took on. As I asked them in a civil fashion, **MrDibble ** was kind enough to answer in kind. We disagree strongly, but I understand his position.

Jim

Ah, and so you did, my apologies. Next time, raise your hand and speak a little louder, okay?

[Lust4Life]

[QUOTE=ExTank]

My own experiences are nothing compared to the travails of these returning vets, but there were a couple of times in my time in Army Green that I could’ve strangled the life (slowly! oooohh soooo slowly!) out of some pencil-necked, pencil-pushing, donut-munching, coffee-swilling, gold-bricking, lard-assed fucktards in the Army.

/QUOTE]
Huh well thats just typical ! R.E.M.F.s wear green uniforms ,have to go away from home sometimes and when they’re close to the real fighting may be sniped at ,ambushed or even suffer from roadsides .

Just because you were a fighting soldier who had to knowingly go forward every single time towards people who you knew were trying to kill you dont you EVER slag off those pencil pushers and blanket stackers who are just the same as you cos they were in the army ,they keep quiet about their experiences cos they dont want to talk about it.
So dont show off!

I totally fucking respect and admire the people who filled in the forms that made sure I got paid more or less the right amount .
For them my debt of gratitude will never truly die.

[MrDibble]

@What Exit?

I believe I did earlier. **MrDibble ** and I continue to disagree, but I only questioned his position. I brought in no outside factors.

However, my questions were largely loss in the screeching that this thread took on. As I asked them in a civil fashion, **MrDibble ** was kind enough to answer in kind. We disagree strongly, but I understand his position.

Jim

It was remiss of me not to thank you for your civil tone, BTW. But I see you got that I tend to respond in kind.

[Miller]

@MrDibble

Again with the appeal to popularity. That shit doesn’t fly with me. If people were actually to address my point, rather than flinging post-dated apartheid poo or just flat-out insulting me, I’d rethink.

I’d like to point out, again, that your point was addressed, and demolished. You can keep saying it didn’t happen, but that doesn’t make it so.

[ExTank]

[QUOTE=Lust4Life]

@ExTank

My own experiences are nothing compared to the travails of these returning vets, but there were a couple of times in my time in Army Green that I could’ve strangled the life (slowly! oooohh soooo slowly!) out of some pencil-necked, pencil-pushing, donut-munching, coffee-swilling, gold-bricking, lard-assed fucktards in the Army.

/QUOTE]
Huh well thats just typical ! R.E.M.F.s wear green uniforms ,have to go away from home sometimes and when they’re close to the real fighting may be sniped at ,ambushed or even suffer from roadsides .

Just because you were a fighting soldier who had to knowingly go forward every single time towards people who you knew were trying to kill you dont you EVER slag off those pencil pushers and blanket stackers who are just the same as you cos they were in the army ,they keep quiet about their experiences cos they dont want to talk about it.
So dont show off!

I totally fucking respect and admire the people who filled in the forms that made sure I got paid more or less the right amount .
For them my debt of gratitude will never truly die.

Fuck you with a rusty, gravel-encrusted trackpad. Why don’t you fellate a tow-cable, wires and all?

[armedmonkey]

@ExTank

Fuck you with a rusty, gravel-encrusted trackpad. Why don’t you fellate a tow-cable, wires and all?

Easy, Tank. I may be wrong on this, but I think Lust4Life was attempting a joke. The joke being defending the indefensible. He failed miserably, and it wasn’t funny, but never attribute to malice what can easily be explained by ineptitude.

In short, I don’t think he meant anything by it. I just think he can’t tell a joke.

[ExTank]

@A Monkey With a Gun

Easy, Tank. I may be wrong on this, but I think Lust4Life was attempting a joke. The joke being defending the indefensible. He failed miserably, and it wasn’t funny, but never attribute to malice what can easily be explained by ineptitude.

In short, I don’t think he meant anything by it. I just think he can’t tell a joke.

My reply was a joke; tanker humor.

[armedmonkey]

Ah, gotcha. Guess I’m the one that was whooshed, then.

[MrDibble]

@Miller

I’d like to point out, again, that your point was addressed, and demolished. You can keep saying it didn’t happen, but that doesn’t make it so.

You can keep saying it did, but, well, you know the rest…

[Lust4Life]

[QUOTE=ExTank]

@Lust4Life

Fuck you with a rusty, gravel-encrusted trackpad. Why don’t you fellate a tow-cable, wires and all?

Nah I tried it but it gives me wind !Now get back in your tin can and let real soldiers protect you ,we dont want another lube job in the workshops now do we