And this guy plays himself off as admirable!
At first he thought the term pogeybait sailor was call him gay. Then he latches on the term geedunk, which he lifts from my post to someone else. Unfortunately, he doesn't look to see that geedunk wasn't mention previously on the thread so didn't comprehend that my (Geedunk?) to a person using the term sealawyer was asking them if they were familiar with the term.
You must keep in mind, the Navy did have personnel problems in the 70's and early 80's but them have long overcome those issues...he is not indicative of the fine sailors I know today (thought I would never tell them that direction...competion between us and the Navy is even worse then that between them and you guys).
You take care of yourself trooper. Have a pleasant evening. Time for me to turn in.
LOL! Yep, the Navy uses it, too, and very commonly, it appears.
http://www.destroyersonline.com/usndd/glossary/p.html
Pogey Bait
Anything sweet or enticing to a "Pogey". Usually chocolate bars or ice-cream.
http://www.geocities.com/batdev/glossary.html
Glossary for US Battleship Development
Pogey Bait - Candy
http://www.jacksjoint.com/sailor_terminology.htm
Terms,Traditions and Customs of the Naval Service
Geedunk. Items from vending machines or ship's store such as candy, soda and ice cream. Any dessert, sweets, or good deal. Also Pogey Bait.
http://www.hazegray.org/faq/slang2.htm
Naval Terminology, Jargon and Slang FAQ
Pogey Bait In modern usage, candy or other junk food. See also GEDUNK.
But while running the google.com search, I did see that homosexuals tend to more immediately adhere the phrase, "pogey bait" to the very old definition of a "pogue" (homosexual boy).