[RedElement]

re: called “camel jockey”.

I have been called “cracker”, and so far haven’t felt an impulse to wreak mayhem on my fellow human beings.

[rintense]

Isn’t it common in the military to use every possible derogatory name, etc. to point out that no one is special, no one is better than anyone else- you’re all the same, miserable pukes who serve at the will of your commanding officer?

[Psalm 144]

re: called “camel jockey”.

I have been called “cracker”, and so far haven’t felt an impulse to wreak mayhem on my fellow human beings.

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I prefer to be called a “peckerwood”, but I am a rather old school, paleoconservative.