[BykrBayb]

I’d like to thank those of you who showed up here supporting our troops. I’ve seen most of you at the Canteen, supporting our troops on a daily basis.

Then there are those of you who should be ashamed of your behavior here. You used this thread as an opportunity to denigrate our troops. Zotting is too good for you. You should suffer the same fate as your comrades at Clown Posse. Death of a thousand knives. You should rot in hell.

[ElkGroveDan]

You used this thread as an opportunity to denigrate our troops.

Nice one. You debate like a liberal. My comment was not meant toward "our troops" and you damn well know it. I took this opportunity to make a taunt at the hyper-sensitive feminists of the world. That's all.

Lighten up Francis.

[Glenn]

You should rot in hell.

You are humor impaired. You'll die young from the stress of it.

[guido911]

Well stated.

[Enterprise]

Well, I made a couple of comments. One was a teasing Beavis and Butthead post. The other was a supportive post asserting that Generals Eisenhower and Marshall would agree that logistics is important to winning a war. Can I have your permission to only half rot in hell and death by only 500 knives?

[Travis T. OJustice]

Wow, just a slightly sexist thought, or simply an angry rant?

Insuating my post was in any way sexist, or in any way denigrating the troops is intellectually dishonest, and just plain damn sleazy.

I guarantee I know far more about this situation that you do, as well.

I expect an apology.

[isom35]

if I read between the lines, you are saying you are not a Laurie Dhue fan? Ok how about Patty Ann Brown? Or Julie Banderas or Lauren Green?

[SamuraiScot]

Zotting is too good for you. You should suffer the same fate as your comrades at Clown Posse. Death of a thousand knives. You should rot in hell.

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[gundog]

Don't t know if you're a vet or not. Suspect not. Dunwoody rose to the top in a traditionally male milieu. She can take a little good-natured ribbing. And it's typical of GI's to have a little fun at the expense of the brass. Ya can't do it to their faces, but when they're not around...and for most non-coms that's all the time, they're fair game. All part of the esprit de corps that develops with the shared BS that inevitably accompanies military service. But when Dunwoody says "jump" it's "How high, ma'am?" and the job damn sure gets done.

FRegards.