"When I get out, I just want to chill out. Go back to my house, farm a bit, do some mechanical stuff and call it a day. I'll just sit on my roof and smoke a cigarette."
Posted on 11/13/2004 1:22:27 PM PST by wagglebee
..in Military/British parlance, an cigarette. ...in America; an Liberal. that for you guys @ D.U. :)
This guy went to my high school. My dad probably taught him.
"Until my son went into the Marines, I never really realized what that flag stood for - but now I do," she said.
BUMP
"When I get out, I just want to chill out. Go back to my house, farm a bit, do some mechanical stuff and call it a day. I'll just sit on my roof and smoke a cigarette."
Miller was adrift after high school, wondering what to do with himself. He father never wanted him to work in the mines. So Miller enlisted in the Marines in July 2003.
"What I really wanted to do was auto-body repair, but before I kenw it I was in boot camp."
Smoker's have no tolerance for jokes
Do the armed forces still provide cigarettes to the troops like in WWII? Does anyone know?
"When I get out, I just want to chill out. Go back to my house, farm a bit, do some mechanical stuff and call it a day. I'll just sit on my roof and smoke a cigarette."
Same expression, everything, except the dirt and smudges!!!
Great video, guess that answers my question about the free Cigs.....I'm from NC from a tobacco growing family that is being wiped out along with most of my neighbors.
Don't believe what you hear about the buyout, after everything is done most of the multi-generational family owned small tobacco farms are being sold out for a few thousand dollars. Only the large company owned planters will see big money. Sorry offtopic..
Like all good Kentuckians he knows that those terrorist are enemy number 1. Louisville fans run a close second!
Go Big Blue!
Last fall, I volunteered to work in what was supposed to
be an independent day care "program" in Kentucky for
underprivileged children, supposed to be a Christian
endeavor. Turns out, they were evidently taking government
funds, because there were no prayers, no Bible verses, just
a lot of p.c. "activities". They had dress up time, and
one little boy donned a long pink dress, heels and opera
length beads. The director of the day care (a man) came
through and said, "Looking good, there, Eddie!" I left
the next morning. They were having a hard time keeping kids
enrolled in that day care school, and I can imagine if one
of those Daddys from the backwoods happened to drop by for
a visit during dress up time. (It also didn't help that
the regular help at the day care didn't trust volunteers
because they thought they were out to take their job
security. I asked the ladies after I was there about two
hours just how big the office pool was in the bet on how
long it would take them to run me off. They were quite
rude to me. She was astounded I had their number so quick.)
Smoker's have no tolerance for jokes
My condolences..................
>> For any anti-smoking fanatics out there, notice that she doesn't give a damn about your agenda!
Nearly all of the "Greatest Generation" -- the World War II vets -- smoked.
He's a sweetheart-- dirty and clean. Whoever lands him better be good to him-- he's done a lot for us. If mom read this--- you've got one hell of a son. Hope he comes home safe and soon.
Do we know how this marine is doing? Any chance of him getting back to his mom for Christmas?
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