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Posted by Rememberence_ on Dec-23-2005 20:46:

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Originally posted by davemolina
He wanted to know how much it was.

Thanks for the translation, dickhead.

Stack into a wall.

Posted by davemolina on Dec-23-2005 21:05:

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Originally posted by Rememberence_
Thanks for the translation, dickhead.

Stack into a wall.

That's stack into a wall, SIR.

Posted by Rememberence_ on Dec-23-2005 21:18:

hahahahaha I hate you more than abos

Posted by Zeonfiend on Dec-23-2005 21:23:

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Originally posted by davemolina

I could be wrong, but I think UCMJ covers wearing a dress uniform in an off-post establishment that serves alcohol. . .

Posted by davemolina on Dec-23-2005 21:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Zeonfiend
I could be wrong, but I think UCMJ covers wearing a dress uniform in an off-post establishment that serves alcohol. . .

What is UCMJ?

Posted by Zeonfiend on Dec-23-2005 23:52:

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Originally posted by davemolina
What is UCMJ?

Uniformed Code of Military Justice. Reference is the two Marines in dress uniform on the right side of the photo. Not that it really matters since I have no idea who they are or where they came from, I just find it funny that they're both higher-level NCOs who ought to know better.

Posted by davemolina on Dec-23-2005 23:57:

Men of all ranks are the same when it comes to scoring The Chonch...

Posted by Matthias on Dec-24-2005 10:29:

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Originally posted by Zeonfiend
I could be wrong, but I think UCMJ covers wearing a dress uniform in an off-post establishment that serves alcohol. . .

heh...a sergeant and a gunny wearing their blues to a club, they probably arent even grunts otherwise theyd be in Iraq. fuckin pogue NCOs.
I guess since San Antonio doesnt have any usmc bases nearby but if any Marines ever wore their blues to a club in cali they'd be the laughing stock of camp pendleton/29 palms.
Sides..that uniform is uncomfortable like a mother******. Yes...you can get panocha, but so can a julio wearing versace *cough!*

Posted by davemolina on Dec-24-2005 10:45:

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Originally posted by Matthias
Yes...you can get panocha, but so can a julio wearing versace *cough!*

LMFAO

Good one!!!

Posted by Zild on Dec-24-2005 11:07:

You guys fucking crack me up. Here's to taking over Sundays at Suede! I even get the look for it now, and I've got a new idea for a theme song for Sundays if you know that I mean...

Posted by Matthias on Dec-27-2005 09:05:

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Originally posted by davemolina
Men of all ranks are the same when it comes to scoring The Chonch...

depends.. if the chick knows her shit she;ll know the more stripes someone has, the more money there making. Of course there would be the dumbass ho that would assume more medals/ribbons means higher pay or some trash.

Posted by DJ_Ballistic on Jan-02-2006 10:32:

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Originally posted by Zeonfiend
I could be wrong, but I think UCMJ covers wearing a dress uniform in an off-post establishment that serves alcohol. . .

obviously they're undercover, they're not wearing their hats

Posted by Zeonfiend on Jan-02-2006 11:42:

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Originally posted by DJ_Ballistic
obviously they're undercover, they're not wearing they're hats

No headgear indoors anyway. AR 670-1 section 1-10.k.2

Posted by Ph03n1x on Jan-02-2006 21:14:

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Uniformed Code of Military Justice. Reference is the two Marines in dress uniform on the right side of the photo. Not that it really matters since I have no idea who they are or where they came from, I just find it funny that they're both higher-level NCOs who ought to know better.

When I was a nub in the Navy, I had to wear my dress blues(Cracker Jacks) to the club because I didn't bring any civi's. My command didn't say anything about it.

Posted by Zeonfiend on Jan-02-2006 22:28:

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Originally posted by Ph03n1x
When I was a nub in the Navy, I had to wear my dress blues(Cracker Jacks) to the club because I didn't bring any civi's. My command didn't say anything about it.

Being a lower enlisted guy with no civilian clothing is one thing, because they might not have told you to bring any and then you have no choice in the matter (what were you doing in a club?); being a gunnery sergeant in the Marine Corps means they can at least afford to have brought them. They may have been under orders to be in them there, I'm not sure; I just know that we can't so much as go to the Hollywood Theater in Killeen in BDUs, much less Class-As, and we darn sure can't go into a bar in Harker Heights in uniform, so it just struck me as being very odd. Then again, the Corps may have done an in-branch change, they get away with a lot of stuff the Army won't even contemplate tolerating. *shrugs*

Posted by Ph03n1x on Jan-03-2006 22:26:

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Being a lower enlisted guy with no civilian clothing is one thing, because they might not have told you to bring any and then you have no choice in the matter (what were you doing in a club?);

LOL, I was ahead in my qualifications.

I served on a Nuclear Submarine and we got away with A LOT of things.

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