Saturday Silliness

 

1. Not really silliness, truths hidden in humor. . . Have a great weekend.

   Posted by wardmama4       05/27/2006  at  09:17 AM  



2. Comrades,

   See also these;

   1.) When in doubt, the Claymore is pointed at you.....

   2.) If the position is so secure that the enemy cannot get in, then you cannot get out either.....

   3.) Good decisions are the result of experience. Experience is the result of poor decisions.....

   4.) After pacifying an area, don’t forget to inform the enemy.....

   God bless all my brothers and sisters who have gone before and are serving now. They have kept liberty’s flame alight, and in that fire, they live on still.

   Respects,

   Gwedd

   Posted by Gwedd       05/27/2006  at  03:18 PM  



3. More military humor…

   Murphy’s War Laws

   and

   213 Things Skippy Can’t Do

   Posted by Severa       05/27/2006  at  04:03 PM  



4. Ah yes, Skippy.  That is a real hoot.

   Posted by Kirk       05/27/2006  at  04:34 PM  



5. Skippy is a hoot.

   As an ex-navy nuclear reactor operator, I submit the following:

   1. “The reactor is critical” (This is good news, you started it up as planned)
   2. “We have thirty freeze-seals but we don’t know where they are.” (bad)
   3. SCRAM (term used for emergency reactor shutdown...mostly used during training drills)

   Posted by Christopher       05/28/2006  at  06:43 AM  



6. Actual marking on the “active” (convex) side of a Claymore mine: 

   THIS SIDE TOWARDS ENEMY.

   Not only is it the law, it is also a damn good idea…

   Posted by Rat Patrol       05/31/2006  at  09:16 AM  

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