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Originally Posted by wet dog (Post 371948)

Radd had "Hollywood good looks" and was from a very wealthy "silver spoon" family, but you would never know it. Radd only wanted to be SF, agreed?

As fo the 18D Cadre / 300F1 students dating female Air Force Officer Nurse types, it would only hurt the Regiment, or so they say.

Rumor has it, no female nurse complained.

"I was an SF baby..."

:DGurgle, g-glubglub!

Class Motto, UKF School, 8-87.

Separate issue:

If it's the Radd I remember, he kept saying "I'm a GO guy!"

why walk when you can ride?

Ne futuis nobiscum.... Do not F... with us. Always liked that one, and can not remember who it came from.

Quand meme...Anyway,,,but with a shrug of the shoulder. Close to "qui s'en soucie?" (Who cares?), but easier to say, or remember! Got that from Bill Brooks, formerly of the 82nd, then the Foreign Legion, and later writing for Soldier of Fortune magazine.

and..."Where does the white go when snow melts?" No purpose, other than for grins. I use it when on the phone with anyone selling or in customer service. When they ask that open ended question "Is there anything else we can help you with today?" I hit them with it, and remind them that in training they were likely told NEVER to ask open ended questions. They laugh and say they will use it as well. Stupid, yeah. My wife's eyes are going to get permanent scratches from constantly rolling them when I rattle off the snow line.
Well, childish is fun. If we were "normal", would we have been in Group? Nah, out of the Army within 2 years with plenty of Art 15s. Cigarette butt details are for regular Army types!

300 F-1 Class 1-83:
" NFC " (No Fat Chicks) and "Blow me? You don't even know me?!"

Yep, SOT(D), Bill Brooks is good guy, always has great anecdotes.

Bit of a bump.

"A soldier who looses his head on the battle field usually looses his head on the battle field... Catch my drift? Stay focoused out there." Cant remember where i heard it.

"Where not tools of the government or anyone else fighting was the only thing i was good at but atleast i always fought for what i believed in..." Well this came from a video game but hey its a good one and i dont play them often 😋

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Originally Posted by djdrek (Post 556536)

I recommend you stop posting for a while and focus on reading.

Then spelling, punctuation, and grammar. First impressions are lasting ones.

And we don't really care about your games.

TR

Dont have to tell me twice sir, and i apoligize for that outburst.

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Originally Posted by Beef (Post 531926)

300 F-1 Class 1-83:
" NFC " (No Fat Chicks) and "Blow me? You don't even know me?!"

Yep, SOT(D), Bill Brooks is good guy, always has great anecdotes.

"NFC" was alive and well at Ft. Sam in '92 as well Beef. So was GBNT which I still hear today.

class 5-82 WETSU - We Eat This Shit Up...:D

We got plenty fed to us by Bad Bob.

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Originally Posted by spottedmedic111 (Post 556558)

"NFC" was alive and well at Ft. Sam in '92 as well Beef. So was GBNT which I still hear today.

Spottedmedic111, Some things never die! Here's the 1-83 class flag, used for our afternoon runs around the parade ground. SF patch from me, Ranger scroll from Kevin "Doghead" Lannon (RIP) and bra/panties from my 71G girlfriend (during 300 F-1.)

Not me Brush, but we had all manner of sickos in our class. San Antonio is a fun town and led to the academic downfall of many future medics.