-10 on the Hot scale
10 on the Crazy scale
Posted on 09/15/2021 9:00:47 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
An angry woman assaulted and cursed out a Navy sailor at a Connecticut pizzeria, claiming he was wearing a fake uniform on Sept. 11, shocking video shows.
The clip, posted to TikTok, shows a woman smacking the face of Navy sailor Sean Nolte Jr. as he got food Saturday at Central Pizza in Berlin.
“This is disgusting,” the woman says as she picks up Nolte’s cover from a counter and throws it at him. “Disgusting! You f-cking piece of sh-t!”
Someone recording the confrontation then tells the woman to leave before cops are called, prompting her to demand that Nolte “show his uniform” while calling him a “disgrace” to the country.
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That looks like the problem.
Before we condemn this woman we should consider that she may actually need help.
Back on the usafish, a sailor was NEVER allowed to leave the base in his “working uniform”. unless you were in your car and headed straight home, you never stopped and walked around in your working clothes. And i agree. I think the working uniforms make them all look like wannabees. Dungarees’ were better suited for work.
According to the article, that sailor apparently kept his cool and remained polite throughout the encounter. Good kid.
She sounds drunk. I’m sure there are many on here that will disagree, but he should have given her an overhand right to the side of her head.
What service uniform is the one with blue pants and a tan shirt? That looks like a USMC uniform
If her husband is in the Army, then he has an odd fascination with ugly, fat older women or he’s one of the oldest soldiers serving.
You’re allowed to wear your working uniform to or from home. My fiancée’s son just drove back to base early this morning in the exact same uniform.
If someone had slapped her back, and if that someone happened to be born male, then there would have been any number of pussy whipped “heroes” ready to defend the damsel in distress.
My granddaughter is a second year midshipman. Last time I asked her she said she has been issued at least 12 different uniforms.
So, seems like she was completely bonkers.
But about that uniform: with the flags askew, that certainly doesn’t have the traditional feel that uniforms did. It doesn’t resemble traditional navy attire, but the navy has been wearing camo for a couple of decades now.
My question is WTF are Navy personnel doing in camos?
I’ll bet it’s to “save money”. Lol. Ruin what little esprit de corps that still exists is more likely.
I liked the dungarees and chambray shirt. And we lived aboard ship. Late ‘60’s.
LOL...
Nolte is currently training at the Naval Submarine School in Groton.
His IQ is probably 2~3 times the racist’s white trash’s IQ!
Depends on the base commander and on the uniform. Service dress is normally not restricted from anywhere (unless Hillary Clinton doesn't want it in the White House) but BDUs, PT attire, and work uniforms may be restricted.
Some towns support the military greatly and it's common to see military members in BDUs about town. Others towns were service dress only, with exceptions for gas or pharmacy stops on the way to or from base.
For a bit of related trivia, the increased use of a drive-through window (versus drive-in dining) was credited to a McDonald's manager catering to soldiers who weren't allowed to go to the restaurant in uniform.
https://www.mashed.com/255001/what-you-didnt-know-about-mcdonalds-first-drive-thru/?utm_campaign=clip
McDonald's first drive-thru opened in January of 1975. It was a small, attendant-sized hole that AZ Central states restaurant manager David Rich cut into the wall of his McDonald's franchise in Sierra Vista, Arizona. It wasn't glamourous, it didn't need to be.
Rich designed the sliding window to attract soldiers, not civilians. In 1974, Fort Huachuca's soldiers may well have spent time daydreaming about burgers and fries as they drove past Rich's McDonald's on their way to and from work. None of them stopped by the restaurant, as a standing order prevented soldiers from wearing their uniforms in public — meaning that they couldn't go into the restaurant to order food without changing into civilian clothes first.
Confused? Prologue Magazine says that back at the turn of the century, Fort Huachuca's soldiers (who spent their days "chasing bandits and revolutionaries" across the US and Mexican border) were known to let loose in a nearby red-light district...
My God, he’s a future submariner. She’s lucky he didn’t puke on her and let his dog screw her. Twice.
-10 on the Hot scale
10 on the Crazy scale
Another empowered crazy female. More and more of them all the time it seems.
Used to spank ‘em, Apparently can’t do that anymore no matter how much they need it.
....agreed....! very comfortable working clothing... and how many of us “old salts” remember those great “undress blues” uniforms....?? also very comfortable...as I understand it, today, the only difference between a gob’s dress blues and undress blues is the latter is worn without the neckerchief.....
repeal the 19th ... U.S.A.’s biggest mistake ...
Absolutely. I am a fan.
Has she been I’d yet?
Day of the incident she had not.
Hope the sailor presses all charges available.
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