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Women--BEAUTIFUL WOMEN!--and Guns
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Citizen
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Lets hope Rscottie's wife doesn't walk by while he's watching the video.
Lets hope Rscottie's wife doesn't walk by while he's watching the video.
AWDstylez
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Citizen wrote:
LOL
That's nothing. Check out the issue of Maxim with the girls from the IDF.
Borderline NWS: http://www.maxim.com/girls_of_maxim/girl_template_magnified.aspx?id=1296&ind=0
Citizen wrote:
Lets hope Rscottie's wife doesn't walk by while he's watching the video.
LOL
That's nothing. Check out the issue of Maxim with the girls from the IDF.
Borderline NWS: http://www.maxim.com/girls_of_maxim/girl_template_magnified.aspx?id=1296&ind=0
Pamiam
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VERY cool!!
I was once a 17 year old female in the US Army. That video brought back a lot of memories - especially with the choice of soundtrack. Thanks!!
My job was never what theirs is.
Respect.
VERY cool!!
I was once a 17 year old female in the US Army. That video brought back a lot of memories - especially with the choice of soundtrack. Thanks!!
My job was never what theirs is.
Respect.
SFCRetired
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40s-and-wfan
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Citizen wrote:
Citizen wrote:
I was waiting to see one that looked like she'd been beat with the ugly stick but I was rather impressed!! Nice!
Pamiam
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SFCRetired wrote:
I was often confused, but I was never scared. I don't feel I deserve your thanks, but thank you anyway.
I was in the fortunate circumstance of being on the backside of the cold war, and there was nothing but peace during my servitude. That's why I never speak up when vets are asked to raise their hand. My hand isn't worthy of recognition, but it is raised in respect to those who did fight the good fight at every opportunity. I may not have been in battle, but I did learn what it means.
Respect and Gratitude. Always.
And speaking as a female who served in an air cav unit with a ratio of of 5 women to 78 guys, I know where you're coming from on the stoicism, and I REALLY appreciate your comment - more than you'll ever know. That was our personal "battle", and thank you so much for the recognition.
SFCRetired wrote:
Thank you!
I was often confused, but I was never scared. I don't feel I deserve your thanks, but thank you anyway.
I was in the fortunate circumstance of being on the backside of the cold war, and there was nothing but peace during my servitude. That's why I never speak up when vets are asked to raise their hand. My hand isn't worthy of recognition, but it is raised in respect to those who did fight the good fight at every opportunity. I may not have been in battle, but I did learn what it means.
Respect and Gratitude. Always.
And speaking as a female who served in an air cav unit with a ratio of of 5 women to 78 guys, I know where you're coming from on the stoicism, and I REALLY appreciate your comment - more than you'll ever know. That was our personal "battle", and thank you so much for the recognition.
Gator5713
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Pam,
I does not matter if you saw battle or were working somewhere in the shadows... The point is that you served, and therefore deserving of thanks and recognition!
ALL of our service men and women have played, and continue to play a very important role for our country! Thanks and Respect to ALL of them! (including you Pam...)
I ask you, who is more important, the Doctor, or the Bricklayer who gave the doctor a place to practice?
Pam,
I does not matter if you saw battle or were working somewhere in the shadows... The point is that you served, and therefore deserving of thanks and recognition!
ALL of our service men and women have played, and continue to play a very important role for our country! Thanks and Respect to ALL of them! (including you Pam...)
I ask you, who is more important, the Doctor, or the Bricklayer who gave the doctor a place to practice?
Pamiam
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40s&wfan wrote:
How about a little respect for the job? :banghead:
Men like you make it really difficult for female enlistees. Knock it off already.
40s&wfan wrote:
2 years before I joined up, I won a beauty pageant. Is that your measure of a soldier?
How about a little respect for the job? :banghead:
Men like you make it really difficult for female enlistees. Knock it off already.
Gator5713
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Oh, to get back on topic....
I know a handful of BEAUTIFUL women that can out shoot me! There is nothing sexier than a beautiful, confident woman, other than a beautiful confident woman with a gun!
Oh, to get back on topic....
I know a handful of BEAUTIFUL women that can out shoot me! There is nothing sexier than a beautiful, confident woman, other than a beautiful confident woman with a gun!
Pamiam
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Gator5713 wrote:
Guys with a gun AND A BRAINCELL are sexy, too!
Gator5713 wrote:
Guys with a gun AND A BRAINCELL are sexy, too!
Pamiam
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Gator5713 wrote:
Gator5713 wrote:
That was a very cool post. Thank you so much.
40s-and-wfan
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Pamiam wrote:
Well first of all I thought all of the women in the video I was referring to were in the IDF, not the United States Military. I was in the army, dated a woman who had a chevron or two on me and was rather impressed by the women in my basic training platoon. I attended basic at Ft. Jackson SC. Even the female Drill Sergeant we had was worth a second (and third) look!!
I have the utmost respect for the women of the United States Armed Forces! I wasn't saying anything bad about our women, I was trying to find humor in those of another country. "Men like me..." well, I guess you'd have to know me before you judge me!!
Pamiam wrote:
Well first of all I thought all of the women in the video I was referring to were in the IDF, not the United States Military. I was in the army, dated a woman who had a chevron or two on me and was rather impressed by the women in my basic training platoon. I attended basic at Ft. Jackson SC. Even the female Drill Sergeant we had was worth a second (and third) look!!
I have the utmost respect for the women of the United States Armed Forces! I wasn't saying anything bad about our women, I was trying to find humor in those of another country. "Men like me..." well, I guess you'd have to know me before you judge me!!
Citizen
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Pamiam wrote:
Well, that makes my day. I've got two brain cells.
Pamiam wrote:
Gator5713 wrote:
Guys with a gun AND A BRAINCELL are sexy, too!
Well, that makes my day. I've got two brain cells.
40s-and-wfan
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Citizen wrote:
Citizen wrote:
You're half a braincell up on me!!Pamiam wrote:Gator5713 wrote:
Guys with a gun AND A BRAINCELL are sexy, too!
Well, that makes my day. I've got two brain cells.
Pamiam
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40s&wfan wrote:
40s&wfan wrote:
That's hardly an open door to "get to know you". You offered your own judgment criteria up front, damn those first impressions. Your 2nd was no better. Pardon me if I'm neither flattered nor impressed. Perhaps you should work on your public persona a bit. Better yet, learn the meaning of respect.
Pamiam
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Citizen wrote:
Citizen wrote:
Two! Awesome! Can you rub them together?Pamiam wrote:Gator5713 wrote:
Guys with a gun AND A BRAINCELL are sexy, too!
Well, that makes my day. I've got two brain cells.
40s-and-wfan
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Pamiam wrote:
Pamiam wrote:
I figure I'm just going to be myself and if people don't like that then oh-well! I'm not going to change who I am for just one person! Sorry!! I'm not necessarily in the line of work where I need to worry about How to Win Friends and Influence People' to quote Stephen R. Covey. Please forgive me if I'm not worried about working on my public persona. Respect is earned, I realize and am not concerned if I don't have yours but you have to earn mine too! Again, sorry!That's hardly an open door to "get to know you". You offered your own judgment criteria up front, damn those first impressions. Your 2nd was no better. Pardon me if I'm neither flattered nor impressed. Perhaps you should work on your public persona a bit. Better yet, learn the meaning of respect.
shad0wfax
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Pamiam wrote:
Like him, I have two brain cells, but I can't rub them together. They're a couple of feet away from eachother most of the time.
HAHAH :what:
Pamiam wrote:
Two! Awesome! Can you rub them together?
Like him, I have two brain cells, but I can't rub them together. They're a couple of feet away from eachother most of the time.
HAHAH :what:
Pamiam
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40s&wfan wrote:
40s&wfan wrote:
Whatever. Have it your way. If you're too self-involved to respect those women (who have certainly earned it), I have no respect for you. We should both be fine with that, then.Pamiam wrote:I figure I'm just going to be myself and if people don't like that then oh-well! I'm not going to change who I am for just one person! Sorry!! I'm not necessarily in the line of work where I need to worry about How to Win Friends and Influence People' to quote Stephen R. Covey. Please forgive me if I'm not worried about working on my public persona. Respect is earned, I realize and am not concerned if I don't have yours but you have to earn mine too! Again, sorry!That's hardly an open door to "get to know you". You offered your own judgment criteria up front, damn those first impressions. Your 2nd was no better. Pardon me if I'm neither flattered nor impressed. Perhaps you should work on your public persona a bit. Better yet, learn the meaning of respect.