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Re: Lame, lamer & lameist
Yeah, I remember that dork. Once he was standing on fleet landing in Rota, waiting for a liberty boat, asking if anyone had some hash he could score. We all knew he was an MAA.
That was when I was messcooking, and the MAA shack was right next to the messcook berths.
Remember that one fat bastard MAA, with the face like a pig? Seemed a fitting punishment.
The only time I'd part my hair on the side, was when I'd have socks full of Red Leb, and I had to run the guantlet through the fantail (without getting searched). Sandy Berger should have tried that.
Hey, the Hunkster interviwed Jim Pomeroy in last months edition of Off-Road.com. Check it out...
BTW, I had a '76 JPR Bultaco 360 Pursang, swear to ghod, one of the best motorcycles I've ever owned. Straight up-and-down gas Curnutts, VR370 leading axle 'zokes up front.
What a bike...didn't shift that good, though (1st year of left side shifting with that goofy aluminum shift lever).
What'd you ride in the open class?
Yeah, I remember that dork. Once he was standing on fleet landing in Rota, waiting for a liberty boat, asking if anyone had some hash he could score. We all knew he was an MAA.
That was when I was messcooking, and the MAA shack was right next to the messcook berths.
Remember that one fat bastard MAA, with the face like a pig? Seemed a fitting punishment.
The only time I'd part my hair on the side, was when I'd have socks full of Red Leb, and I had to run the guantlet through the fantail (without getting searched). Sandy Berger should have tried that.
Hey, the Hunkster interviwed Jim Pomeroy in last months edition of Off-Road.com. Check it out...
BTW, I had a '76 JPR Bultaco 360 Pursang, swear to ghod, one of the best motorcycles I've ever owned. Straight up-and-down gas Curnutts, VR370 leading axle 'zokes up front.
What a bike...didn't shift that good, though (1st year of left side shifting with that goofy aluminum shift lever).
What'd you ride in the open class?
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If you want to get to the root of the Terror problem, look no farther than Jimmy Carter's destabilization of the whole dang Middle East, when he spirited the Shah off to Costa Rica, and stuck the Asahola in charge or Iran.
In fact, by some scholars standards, Carter was the factor that pushed the Democrats even further to the left, in thinking, and action.
Remember, this was the beginning of the Islamic Nutcase Movement, comprised of people who wipe their asses with rocks, and throw them away from Mecca. How do they know which way Mecca is? Do they carry a compass? Whatever...
If you want to get to the root of the Terror problem, look no farther than Jimmy Carter's destabilization of the whole dang Middle East, when he spirited the Shah off to Costa Rica, and stuck the Asahola in charge or Iran.
In fact, by some scholars standards, Carter was the factor that pushed the Democrats even further to the left, in thinking, and action.
Remember, this was the beginning of the Islamic Nutcase Movement, comprised of people who wipe their asses with rocks, and throw them away from Mecca. How do they know which way Mecca is? Do they carry a compass? Whatever...
But it didn't hurt anyone! LOL
While political reactions to the Berger affair are predictably mixed, there is no doubt that the former national security advisor broke the law. The documents he removed carry the highest classifications for secrecy: code word clearance.
Republican House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-TX) called Berger's actions "just a third-rate burglary."
But former FBI agent G. Gordon Liddy disagrees, calling it a grave transgression against national security. Liddy wonders why the Justice Department has not arrested Berger for having admitted to committing five felonies.
Liddy pointed out that Berger is the second Clinton official to face prosecution for withdrawing classified materials from secure premises. Former CIA director John Deutsch was pardoned by President Clinton in the final hours of his second term and spared from suffering any punishment for having taken laptops with classified materials to his home in 1996.
Rep. Mark Foley (R-FL) questioned Berger's motivation for the thefts.
He said, "What in heaven's name was he thinking? What is so important that he would risk both his reputation and prosecution to remove these documents? What's there to hide?"
He added, "There is no one with his experience who can claim that these are the actions of an absent-minded employee. Sandy Berger knows better."
Foley recalled the final days of the Clinton administration when he said, "And we thought it was bad when they were only stealing furniture."
While political reactions to the Berger affair are predictably mixed, there is no doubt that the former national security advisor broke the law. The documents he removed carry the highest classifications for secrecy: code word clearance.
Republican House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-TX) called Berger's actions "just a third-rate burglary."
But former FBI agent G. Gordon Liddy disagrees, calling it a grave transgression against national security. Liddy wonders why the Justice Department has not arrested Berger for having admitted to committing five felonies.
Liddy pointed out that Berger is the second Clinton official to face prosecution for withdrawing classified materials from secure premises. Former CIA director John Deutsch was pardoned by President Clinton in the final hours of his second term and spared from suffering any punishment for having taken laptops with classified materials to his home in 1996.
Rep. Mark Foley (R-FL) questioned Berger's motivation for the thefts.
He said, "What in heaven's name was he thinking? What is so important that he would risk both his reputation and prosecution to remove these documents? What's there to hide?"
He added, "There is no one with his experience who can claim that these are the actions of an absent-minded employee. Sandy Berger knows better."
Foley recalled the final days of the Clinton administration when he said, "And we thought it was bad when they were only stealing furniture."
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Re: F**K YEAH, THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKIN' 'BOUT!
I had a mullet when my kids wuz' babies
We lived in Algona, which if you knew the area you'd know that Algona is where you live if you can't afford the poor part of town.
I had my two babies in car seats in the back of our red '83 Trans-Am, had my 25 year old Okie wife, had my mullet flyn' out the back of my USA-1 black ball cap, had my V65 Sabre in the garage, had Scorpions crankin' on the in dash cassette player, smokin' weed, drinkin' beer and pissin' nails..
Thank God for a miss-spent youth!
I had a mullet when my kids wuz' babies
We lived in Algona, which if you knew the area you'd know that Algona is where you live if you can't afford the poor part of town.
I had my two babies in car seats in the back of our red '83 Trans-Am, had my 25 year old Okie wife, had my mullet flyn' out the back of my USA-1 black ball cap, had my V65 Sabre in the garage, had Scorpions crankin' on the in dash cassette player, smokin' weed, drinkin' beer and pissin' nails..
Thank God for a miss-spent youth!
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I feel your pain, Girly Man!
It must hurt like hell to have to defend yet another Clintonista's criminal actions by ad hominem attacks and use of a Reagan comeback, eh, Kook?
I can't wait for the Demoncratic National Convention. It wil lbe the nadir of irony to see the Demoncrats cross the police union pickett lines, and then listen to class warfare speeches from the millionaire candidates on the two Americas! Get ready to hurl!
It must hurt like hell to have to defend yet another Clintonista's criminal actions by ad hominem attacks and use of a Reagan comeback, eh, Kook?
I can't wait for the Demoncratic National Convention. It wil lbe the nadir of irony to see the Demoncrats cross the police union pickett lines, and then listen to class warfare speeches from the millionaire candidates on the two Americas! Get ready to hurl!
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Re: Lame, lamer & lameist
I remember that f**k head, he's the one that busted me and Pauly in the Carrib.
We just left St. Thomas and we got ahold of some killer red bud, we were out on the sponson stoned to the bone smoking cigerrettes and he come out saying he could smell weed on the hanger deck (through a closed w/t door, 20ft of passage way and a 30 knot wind off the bow.) So they searched our lockers, found some zig zags and threw us in the brig for 30 days.
It was right after that guy got mushed on the flight deck and the other guy got his legs cut off by a phantom so they were pretty harsh about stoners.
When I was racing I had a '73 Yamaha 360 MX, fun bike but I wanted a Pursang or Husky.
I remember that f**k head, he's the one that busted me and Pauly in the Carrib.
We just left St. Thomas and we got ahold of some killer red bud, we were out on the sponson stoned to the bone smoking cigerrettes and he come out saying he could smell weed on the hanger deck (through a closed w/t door, 20ft of passage way and a 30 knot wind off the bow.) So they searched our lockers, found some zig zags and threw us in the brig for 30 days.
It was right after that guy got mushed on the flight deck and the other guy got his legs cut off by a phantom so they were pretty harsh about stoners.
When I was racing I had a '73 Yamaha 360 MX, fun bike but I wanted a Pursang or Husky.
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Re: I feel your pain, Girly Man!
It especially sucks because the millionaires of the Senate acquire their obscene wealth through govt looting. Don't you laugh when you hear those pampered elitist pricks talk about how they are going to stick it to "the rich"... which would be themselves!
Hahahahaha. When pigs fly.
It especially sucks because the millionaires of the Senate acquire their obscene wealth through govt looting. Don't you laugh when you hear those pampered elitist pricks talk about how they are going to stick it to "the rich"... which would be themselves!
Hahahahaha. When pigs fly.
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Re: Lame, lamer & lameist
Jeezus H Krist the military sure has changed since then!
Asolutely amazing what universal urinalysis has done. We're not even allowed to drink over here, now.
General Order Number One: Prohibited items. No Booze, Gambling or Porn.
Oh, and I just bought a restored 73 MX360 before I shipped out to relive the youth I never had!
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Jeezus H Krist the military sure has changed since then!
Asolutely amazing what universal urinalysis has done. We're not even allowed to drink over here, now.
General Order Number One: Prohibited items. No Booze, Gambling or Porn.
Oh, and I just bought a restored 73 MX360 before I shipped out to relive the youth I never had!
pplassm
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