Posted on 06/08/2005 11:47:09 AM PDT by Al Simmons
If we have to explain it to you, you wouldn't understand.
In case you missed the point, Lt 'Mark' DID NOT do 'his time'. He escaped Court-Martial thanks to some Clintoon-appointed civilian lawyer in DC who recommended to the SecAF to discharge him in lieu of court-martial.
I have felt cheated ever since. I spent nights DROOLING over the prospect of reading his desertion manifesto to the military jury during my summation - and some fellow-traveler in DC robbed me of the experience by just kicking him out!!!
;-(
Besides, don't you ever read any of these posts for their humorous value?
Funny how you signed in specifically to post that. My problem with this fellow is not that he came back, but that he's whiny and silly, and uses his feeeeelings to justify some pretty stupid comments.
You didn't ping him. He has but one post in his entire (signed on today) history at FR....
It's a shame this little puke didn't do time at Leavenworth, breaking big rocks into little rocks. At least six years worth.
But just remember- what goes around, comes around. He'll get his, somewhere down the line.
He forgot to mention learning about getting a 'friendly' head-ectomy from his new 'friends'.
You have a source for that?
There is an entire "lost generation" of us between the Boomers and Gen X. Too young for the sixties, not nearly grungy enough to be Xers, those of us born between 1954 and 1965 have been dubbed "Generation Jones". See details at http://www.jonathanpontell.com/aboutgenjones.htm
As an inanimate object that exists only in concept, our country cannot be "stupid"...only people within it. Are you suggesting that we have a monopoly on stupid people? Look around you. I'll bet the vast majority of the items and ideas that enrich your life were invented by the "stupid" people you refer to.
I know the word exists, I was curious about the derivation.
"Lodged between the older, attention-gulping baby boomers and the younger Gen Yers, Generation X is overshadowed by its siblings if for no other reason than their sheer numbers."
Yes, X-ers are between Boomers and Gen Y but that doesn't mean X-ers are the children of boomers. Most children of Boomers are Gen Y (I say "most" because there's always people who had kids really young or really old but they're not the norm).
I'm an X-er, born in 1970. My parents were born in 1936 and 1941, not Boomers but members of the "silent generation".
Is that you Mark?
read "bat boy" yet?
Good thing he left. He would have compromised our forces.
"I wonder what its like to be a Muslim in the United States today."
Hey Mark: Simple solution. Muslims leave the US.
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ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj. 1. cissy - having unsuitable feminine qualities
effeminate, emasculate, sissified, sissy, sissyish, epicene
unmanful, unmanlike, unmanly - not possessing qualities befitting a man
Agree wholeheartedly with you. I was born in 1966, BUT, my parents were actually WWII generation parents -- that is, they were actually born in the 1920's. They had me when they were in their 40's. All their friends thought they were nuts.
It had its good points and its bad points. All those folks who are blithely having children late in life may not be considering all the finer points.
Like the fact that it was terrific having parents who were financially, socially stable in every way.....but my children have now been deprived of a set of grandparents and now, in my late 30s, I have no parents and a whole lot of things to deal with in the wake of their demise......that most folks deal with in their 40s, 50s and 60s with their parents' passing......
I was, for instance, about 24 years old, when my mother went down the Alzheimer's path. Not an easy road.
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