The massive "Training excercise" to be conducted in 12 states,and involve special forces operators infiltraing local neighborhoods , including "Role players" as terrorists, disgruntled deranged armed vets, drug dealers, illegal aliens, "simulated" mass roundups and detentions scheduled between July 15th and Sept 15th to include special forces from all branches of the service, Marine corp, Army, State, local and federal law enforcement ,homeland security ,FEMA , FBI, CIA, DEA etc , seems to be losing support in the one sector of the Public they were sure would accept it, Texas. Increasingly local authorities are questioning whether they can opt out.It's just interesting the normal media outlets are silent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2wdDZB0b7s& feature=youtu.be 
PLC = Platoon Leadership Class. It's a commissioning program for college students, which of course Ronnie didn't attend because he was an Annapolis graduate.
pogue = everyone other than infantry. Pogue = POG: Person Other than Grunt. It's a mild epithet used by grunt types about everyone who is not a grunt.
Having read Ronnie's dispatches from Iraq, worried about him, and prayed for his safe and sound return, it pisses me off to see him and all you guys insulted so, after the sacrifices you and your families have made.
I mean, seriously, fuck this guy.
Having read Ronnie's dispatches from Iraq, worried about him, and prayed for his safe and sound return, it pisses me off to see him and all you guys insulted so, after the sacrifices you and your families have made.
I mean, seriously, fuck this guy.
Meh, you're a lib. They're only traitors if you're a conservative. It's obvious you're on their side and that's why you're deflecting/dismissing the obvious evidence.
And a bit of in-depth for you non-jarhead types from the same link:
•Infantry
•POGside
•Air Wing
Technically the Wing is still POG, but because the day to day is still vastly different than the regular POGside, it is really its own thing. For clarification (and this seems to be confusing for some people), the definition of a “Grunt” is “infantry,” and you’re not infantry unless your MOS starts with “03.” It really is that simple. Being a POG isn’t a matter of opinion, it simply means that your MOS doesn’t start with “03.”
Semantics aside, something should be abundantly clear here: there’s nothing wrong with being a POG (Person Other-than Grunt). Seriously. No one cares. The only time it’s a problem is when they either get super butt hurt about grunts not respecting them (this article) or when they make vast claims that their job is worse or that being a POG makes them inherently smarter.
The Marine Corps is a big place and has a lot of different roles to fill. Whatever it is you do, just own it. You’re a POG? Be proud to be a POG! Some POG jobs are actually pretty cool. If yours is not, just admit it. For instance (totally random example), there is literally no part about being an 1171 Water Dog that is badass, so don’t try to spin it that way, just own the fact that your job is lame as shit and that you have a small penis.
For the record, however, 5953s ARE inherently smarter than grunts, which is why we get such cushy lives!
Something Bbi missed when Ronnie and Dune were IN Afghanistan and Iraq.
Something Bbi missed when Ronnie and Dune were IN Afghanistan and Iraq.
Just because they were overseas once or twice or a few times, doesn't mean that they didn't become pink polo shirt with a sweater tied around their necks wearing preppies upon their return.
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Chardonnay sipping tennis whites playing liberal arts Ralph Lauren wearing English major who barely squeaks in as a "real Man"
Something Bbi missed when Ronnie and Dune were IN Afghanistan and Iraq.
Just because they were overseas once or twice or a few times, doesn't mean that they didn't become pink polo shirt with a sweater tied around their necks wearing preppies upon their return.
Ronald has pretty much been shirtless since he got back.
I once read a post war debrief of the Japanese War Department.
" we and our children went to the same schools in California. We knew you were soft and cared more about the beach and tennis than taking hard courses and doing real work.
Everything was based on America settling and compromising.
We forgot that the guys who come ashore would be from Alabama and Arkansas.
[img]As for the wing, no one really knows what the fuck goes on over there. They usually get a whole section of the base to themselves, with their own PX and barbershops, and when you occasionally see them on your side of town they’re always wearing flight suits.
No one understands them.[/quote]
Little story absolutely no one will care about but which I'm telling anyway - we had a microcosm like that within the wing itself in Yuma. There was the main base.....and then, for those of us in MACS-1, there was our little home base, P-111. We worked in this little fenced-in enclosure in the middle of nowhere among the orange groves bordered by empty desert 15 minutes down the road from MCAS Yuma. It was all very mysterious for everyone outside of our squadron. Most of the main base people didn't even know where it was.
"Fuck you. Your a foul mouthed hypocrite and an asshole."
Bwaaaaaaa, it works!
I once read a post war debrief of the Japanese War Department.
" we and our children went to the same schools in California. We knew you were soft and cared more about the beach and tennis than taking hard courses and doing real work.
Everything was based on America settling and compromising.
We forgot that the guys who come ashore would be from Alabama and Arkansas.
Hahaha. That's good.
Bwaaaaaaa, it works!
Haha! Bite me!
Could not find any where I was at, so I ended up with egg loaf thingy and put a sort of chilied-pickled cucumber on top.
then, into the farmers market, found a lady who farms and makes all sorts of new age pickled cabbage and other vegetables, and had a shot of the juice for a dollar.
similar to kimchi but more varied, albeit a bit more on the who 'quiche eating' side.
good, though. still not satisfied. I have a feeling that this stuff is very good for the guts, sort of in a rif on the recent detox thread.
Could not find any where I was at, so I ended up with egg loaf thingy and put a sort of chilied-pickled cucumber on top.
then, into the farmers market, found a lady who farms and makes all sorts of new age pickled cabbage and other vegetables, and had a shot of the juice for a dollar.
similar to kimchi but more varied, albeit a bit more on the who 'quiche eating' side.
good, though. still not satisfied. I have a feeling that this stuff is very good for the guts, sort of in a rif on the recent detox thread.
Glad that you're a fan of kimchee. It's not for everyone, but it's definitely awesome if you get a good batch. With that being said, remember that picked products aren't really fermented products, so there isn't the whole gut-benefit part to them like kimchee and other natural probiotics. Make sure if you want that gut-benefits, the veggie is in water/salt/spices instead of vinegar.
just read this entire thread.
#TeamRonnie
just read this entire thread.
#TeamRonnie
Bon Chon is good, but if you get the chance, try out Cheogajip Chicken in Annandale or Chantilly, VA (if you are near). That's some awesome fried chicken.
not hand lunch yet, the whole world of pickled vegeatbles, fermented vegetables is calling out to me.
IN NYC, so, yeah, there are many, many options.
a wiggle in her walk and a giggle in her talk...
not hand lunch yet, the whole world of pickled vegeatbles, fermented vegetables is calling out to me.
IN NYC, so, yeah, there are many, many options.
Yes...in NYC? Shit, you should be able to get some great Korean food. If you can, go down to Flushing, a lot of great Korean food there.
I'd rather just be happy.
That's easier when you're dumb.
And even easier when you're not worried about other people and their lives. Especially when their lives have no impact on you.
Unless they're fat. Or stupid. Or think they're better than you. Or have more than you with less effort. Or started with more than you.
Nah, I'll just go back to being dumb.
What the hell do you know about Seoul brother?
=;-P
=;-P
Hey...we're all the same, no?
Burning huts and wearing Ralph Lauren aren't mutually exclusive.
...unless they are.
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you know shit about Kimchee and Korea.
=;-P
Hey...we're all the same, no?
Nope. You Nippon folks are all racialist against Koreans and vice versa. Yellow on yellow crime is an open secret that nobody is willing to discuss and the biggest problem in tiger communities.
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you know shit about Kimchee and Korea.
=;-P
Hey...we're all the same, no?
Nope. You Nippon folks are all racialist against Koreans and vice versa. Yellow on yellow crime is an open secret that nobody is willing to discuss and the biggest problem in tiger communities.
This was true for the older generations. However, we're much more accepting these days. There's harmony among us yellow folks, especially with K-Pop's influence.
Don't be racist. The only thing that is understood about all Asian people is they are bad drivers.
Exactly!
Why is it nobody talks about it except a certain unnamed cable news station?
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Great kimchhi cole slaw and wings.
just read this entire thread.
#TeamRonnie
Bon Chon is good, but if you get the chance, try out Cheogajip Chicken in Annandale or Chantilly, VA (if you are near). That's some awesome fried chicken.
I think there is a Cheogajip in Flushing I will give it a try. Thanks for the recommendation.
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hate each other.
Don't be racist. The only thing that is understood about all Asian people is they are bad drivers.
Don't forget the best part about Orientals:
It's still socially acceptable to make racist jokes about them!
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hate each other.
Don't be racist. The only thing that is understood about all Asian people is they are bad drivers.
This is only half truth...we're all good at math as well along with all knowing some kind of martial arts.