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| Primus Pilus | Post; What is A Marine?A Marine is a Marine all his life. He is a magical creature. You can kick out of your house but not out of your heart. You can take him off your mailing list, but not off your mind. Marines are found everywhere; in love, in battle, in lust, in heat, in trouble, in debt, in bars, and behind them. Marine's come in all shapes, shades, weights, sizes and states of sobriety, misery, and confusion. He is sly as a fox, has the nerve of a dope addict, the stories of an old sailor, the sincerity of a politician and the subtlety of Mount St. Helens. He is extremely irresistible, totally irrational, and completely indestructible. No one can write so seldom and yet think so much of you. No one else can get so much enjoyment out of a letter or clean clothes or a six-pack. A Marine is a genius with a deck of cards, a millionaire without a cent, and brave without a grain of since. He is the protector of America with the latest copy of Playboy in his pocket. When he wants something, it's usually 30 days leave, music that hurts the ears, a five-dollar bill, or a women he can count on. Girls love them, mothers tolerate them, fathers brag on them, the government pays them, police watch for them and somehow they all work together. You can beat their bodies but their minds; you can take their hearts but not their souls. He likes girls, females, women, ladies, and members of the opposite sex. He dislikes small checks, working weekends, answering letters, eating chow, waking up, maintaining a uniform, and cutting his hair and the day before payday. You might as well give in; he is your long distance lover; he is your steel eyed, warm smiling, blank minded, hyperactive; overreacting, curious, passive, talented, spontaneous, physically fit, good for nothing bundle of worry. He shatters all your dreams and fantasies when he drunkenly crawls onto bed with you at 3 o' clock in the morning, kisses you for five minutes, tells you how much he loves you, smokes a cigarette, checks the clock and falls asleep with his head on your chest and hand between your legs and his mind on both.
__________________ ![]() I have the toughest Job in the Corps.....Putting up with a Marine! |
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| Chief Engineer ![]() | Good to have you back AmericanSweetheart.
__________________ "It doesn't take a hero to order men into battle. It takes a hero to be one of those men who goes into battle." - Norman Schwarskopf, Commander of Desert Storm Operations |
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| Centurion | i like it, im gonna keep that for myself
__________________ \"Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference in the world. But, the Marines don\'t have that problem.\" Ronald Reagan 1985 |
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| Forums Grumpy Old Man | Are you sure you weren't talking about a sailor. I could swear that was the definition of a Sailor. A girlfriend in every port and numerous bars where he still wasn't allowed entry because of the 1001 fights he'd been in (usally with a Marine - wins/losses 50/50). The rest of the time when a Marine or Sailor was in a fight it was because someone ganged up on a Marine and a Sailor came to his aid or the opposite - a Sailor got gang attacked and a Marine came to his aid. Hmmm - maybe there really isn't that much difference - I'll have to think on that one. |
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| I LOVE THE ARMY!!!!!! | Quote:
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__________________ This is Vice Admiral J. Kevin Moran ![]() Semper Fortis | |
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| Tribunus Laticlavius | 50/50 chief? id say the Marines win them all. Ooh-rah! sailors dont work out enough. you guys need more PT time
__________________ You can't scratch and salute at the same time! That's communist! - LTC Ivens Son, you got a panty on yo' head. - Raising Arizona |
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| Centurion | lol istealfreefood, its not that they need more PT time, believe me, they have plenty of time, its just they dont want to. |
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| Forums Grumpy Old Man | Post; ContraireQuote:
BIG OOH-RAH! Anyone who's nomdeplume contains "freefood" may not be able to keep up with an "old Chief" for long so be careful how you bark. Da pounds add up doncha know? | |
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| Tribunus Laticlavius | Quote:
__________________ C/Capt "Robot", CAP (ret) NBB '06 Alpha Flight NBB '07 Delta Flight | |
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| Primus Pilus | How true, how true...nice one, Chief.
__________________ Midshipman 3/C, USNR |
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