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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: tuolumnejim on September 09, 2008, 09:53:57 PM
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I can't wait to hear how this F*cktard is somehow involved in WWII. :loser:
Link (http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x3960445)
TomInTib (1000+ posts) Wed Sep-10-08 01:49 AM
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So Sears has licensed Big Red One? Out****ingrageous.
Advertisements [?]How in the world was that even possible?
Just heard it on Maddow's show.
We had to pick our jaws up off the floor.
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Oh my.
The lying titty primitive has a new chick.
TomInTib Donating Member (1000+ posts) Tue Sep-09-08 10:14 PM
Response to Reply #20
26. Hey, Buddy....
My new GF's Father wore the patch in Europe, as well.
I thought she was going to shoot the teevee.
TomInTib Donating Member (1000+ posts) Tue Sep-09-08 10:12 PM
Response to Reply #21
25. I couldn't believe it either.
My friend's Dad was in the One in Europe.
When Maddow said that, I thought my friend was going to faint.
Instead, she just muttered, "I will never set foot in those stores, again".
And she is a tsunami of a shopper.
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And the precious moments salesman doesn't know jack about dozers either, no such unit as a "Cat C-5", now if the twit said D4, D6 or anything that actually exists... well you get my point. :-)
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The lying titty primitive has a new chick.
Could get crowded in that sleeping room behind the beanie baby barn. Hopefully she has an efficiency above someone's garage where TiTtyboy can crash. She is a lucky girl.
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TomInTib Donating Member (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Tue Sep-09-08 10:09 PM
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23. It all started with Rummy allowing all Army to wear a beret.
And the Rangers just sat on the sidelines.
OK, I see why he's a fan favorite. It wasn't the SECDEF who made that call, It was the Secretary of the Army, and the Rangers were LIVID. Several marched from the Second Ranger BN at Fort Lewis WA to Washington D.C. in protest.
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This kind of stuff is available everywhere, t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, caps, etc. with names and insignia of all kinds of units. SEALS, Marines, Army Airborne, individual Navy ships, pretty much everything. Some is sold by groups representing vets and active duty folk and some isn't. This isn't something new.
According to the Forbes story:
Royalties from sales will go to programs for soldiers and their families
Items that will be for sale include T-shirts, hooded sweat shirts, denim and outerwear, with prices ranging from $11.99 to $119.99.
It wouldn't bother me as long as they're not selling ribbons or copies of the uniform. Then again, I wasn't in the 1stID. :salutenavy:
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I'm shocked that TiTty boy didn't say he was in that division! He's slipping.
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I'm shocked that TiTty boy didn't say he was in that division! He's slipping.
The night is still young. :lmao:
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So, Sears is looking for a new gimmick. No big deal. Apparently they have partnered with the Army to do this. What bugs me more is that Sears REFUSES to give a military discount to active duty, reserves or retired folks. Home Depot & Lowes often does. IMO, Sears is merely using the Army to make themselves "look" better. They had another program this past summer begging folks to donate to vets. Sears would "match" the money donated, but when it was all said and done, they gave NO credit to their customers, grabbing the credit all for themselves.
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I can agree with TiT on something?!
I earned my beret and I don't think the Army should have issued them all willy nilly like.
There ya go. That's as far as we go on the agreement side of life.
KC
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I can agree with TiT on something?!
I earned my beret and I don't think the Army should have issued them all willy nilly like.
There ya go. That's as far as we go on the agreement side of life.
KC
But the lying DUmmie can't get another story right, it wasn't Rumsfeld that made the change it was Gen. Eric Shinseki.
Link (http://home.hawaii.rr.com/pir504/berets.html)
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I can agree with TiT on something?!
I earned my beret and I don't think the Army should have issued them all willy nilly like.
There ya go. That's as far as we go on the agreement side of life.
KC
But the lying DUmmie can't get another story right, it wasn't Rumsfeld that made the change it was Gen. Eric Shinseki.
Link (http://home.hawaii.rr.com/pir504/berets.html)
I knew it wasn't Rumsfield but I couldn't remember who it was. I'll promise you that who ever did it was a liberal. The ONLY reason that was done at that time was supposedly to 'Raise Moral'. They GAVE something that a lot of us worked our asses of to earn so the others could feel like they accomplished something they didn't. It was wrong then and it is still wrong.
I remember how outraged I was at the time and I remember the Rangers being outraged and felt it was all righteous anger.
KC
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I'm shocked that TiTty boy didn't say he was in that division! He's slipping.
TiTtyboy was Seal Team 3, but temporarily detached from his river boat/nuclear security assignment in Viet Nam, and sent to join the 1st Infantry Division Rangers for the Normandy invasion. During his time in France, he went under the assumed name Private Ryan. After overwhelming German resistance, he met Tom Hanks behind enemy lines, and received orders to return to Nam. So, it was only temporary, and he does not claim to be a member of the Big Red One. He was, however, the third most decorated soldier in the history of Paramount Pictures.
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TomInTib Donating Member (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Tue Sep-09-08 10:09 PM
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23. It all started with Rummy allowing all Army to wear a beret.
And the Rangers just sat on the sidelines.
OK, I see why he's a fan favorite. It wasn't the SECDEF who made that call, It was the Secretary of the Army, and the Rangers were LIVID. Several marched from the Second Ranger BN at Fort Lewis WA to Washington D.C. in protest.
And it made him even more unpopular with the rest of the Army except with the newbs coming in and that is all he was concerned with. For years the 101st was trying to get a beret of its own in Dark Blue while I was there. It never happened of course but some of us bought one just in case. If anything the Rangers wanted the Black one because that was their color and the rest of the Army should have gotten another color instead. That above all else is what made the Ranger Bttalions upset and they were right. The Sec Of The Army and al the rest of those that made the choice to change it just to make the newbies in the Army feel better should have really thought a bit more about it.
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I'm shocked that TiTty boy didn't say he was in that division! He's slipping.
TiTtyboy was Seal Team 3, but temporarily detached from his river boat/nuclear security assignment in Viet Nam, and sent to join the 1st Infantry Division Rangers for the Normandy invasion. During his time in France, he went under the assumed name Private Ryan. After overwhelming German resistance, he met Tom Hanks behind enemy lines, and received orders to return to Nam. So, it was only temporary, and he does not claim to be a member of the Big Red One. He was, however, the third most decorated soldier in the history of Paramount Pictures.
That clears that up! Hi 5
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This kind of stuff is available everywhere, t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, caps, etc. with names and insignia of all kinds of units. SEALS, Marines, Army Airborne, individual Navy ships, pretty much everything. Some is sold by groups representing vets and active duty folk and some isn't. This isn't something new.
According to the Forbes story:
Royalties from sales will go to programs for soldiers and their families
Items that will be for sale include T-shirts, hooded sweat shirts, denim and outerwear, with prices ranging from $11.99 to $119.99.
It wouldn't bother me as long as they're not selling ribbons or copies of the uniform. Then again, I wasn't in the 1stID. :salutenavy:
I was, about 12 years ago for OJE, and it doesn't bother me a bit, in fact I think it's great.
:cheersmate:
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I can agree with TiT on something?!
I earned my beret and I don't think the Army should have issued them all willy nilly like.
There ya go. That's as far as we go on the agreement side of life.
KC
Agreed. Gen. Shenseki's brilliant idea was as popular as a turd in a punch bowl
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I can agree with TiT on something?!
I earned my beret and I don't think the Army should have issued them all willy nilly like.
There ya go. That's as far as we go on the agreement side of life.
KC
Agreed. Gen. Shenseki's brilliant idea was as popular as a turd in a punch bowl
I never gave a shit one way or the other. It's the Army, if the CSA makes Bozo wigs the required headgear, that's the uniform and the time for snivelling is past once the order goes out. Also I'm old enough to remember the Rangers weren't the only ones wearing it originally, the Armored Cav regiments also wore them until the Rangers decided they owned the black berets and cried until they got their way, so I don't have any respect for the Rangers' 'long undisputed history' with it, which wasn't long or undisputed at all. In most armies of the world, to the extent a black beret goes with any particular branch at all, it means Armor/Cav.
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I can agree with TiT on something?!
I earned my beret and I don't think the Army should have issued them all willy nilly like.
There ya go. That's as far as we go on the agreement side of life.
KC
Agreed. Gen. Shenseki's brilliant idea was as popular as a turd in a punch bowl
I never gave a shit one way or the other. It's the Army, if the CSA makes Bozo wigs the required headgear, that's the uniform and the time for snivelling is past once the order goes out. Also I'm old enough to remember the Rangers weren't the only ones wearing it originally, the Armored Cav regiments also wore them until the Rangers decided they owned the black berets and cried until they got their way, so I don't have any respect for the Rangers' 'long undisputed history' with it, which wasn't long or undisputed at all. In most armies of the world, to the extent a black beret goes with any particular branch at all, it means Armor/Cav.
Have to agree here. When I was in Bindlach, I distinctly remember various CPTs, and LTs of both ranks, complaining about not having the black berets.
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TomInTib Donating Member (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Tue Sep-09-08 10:09 PM
Response to Reply #17
23. It all started with Rummy allowing all Army to wear a beret.
And the Rangers just sat on the sidelines.
OK, I see why he's a fan favorite. It wasn't the SECDEF who made that call, It was the Secretary of the Army, and the Rangers were LIVID. Several marched from the Second Ranger BN at Fort Lewis WA to Washington D.C. in protest.
We still are.
Wander around the Regiment and you'll see unless we have to, we wear the patrol cap.
:bird:
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The whole Clash/Combat Rock thing really took off after Tim McGovern & Burning sensations had the Top 40 hit "Belly of the Whale" in the early 80's and even Melrose Ave and trendy Beverly Hills shops had Repro Nam Avirex flight Jackets and Camo was all the Rage and Military stuff was top seller at Banana Republic also ! I cant believe how long it's taken the Military style to catch fire again .... :cheersmate:
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OPERATIONMINDCRIME Donating Member (1000+ posts) Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Wed Sep-10-08 12:46 PM
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61. Forgive Me For Completely Failing To Find The Due Cause For Outrage.
The pro
Not long for DU
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OPERATIONMINDCRIME Donating Member (1000+ posts) Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Wed Sep-10-08 12:46 PM
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61. Forgive Me For Completely Failing To Find The Due Cause For Outrage.
The pro
Not long for DU
Shit that voice of reason has to have the greatest discombobulation against ole Skins for the time he has spoken reality and not been given granite.