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frostfire 03-09-2009 16:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Backwoods (Post 253836)
Old team motto:

March or die!

Same as Légion étrangère motto?

rcm_18d 03-10-2009 13:24

Sayings
 
GBNT- Green Beret Nap Time

No shit there I was drunk and.....

This shit aint for everyone!!

Whatever you do STAY IN THE FIGHT!!

Boys who work hard will play hard!!

If your suckin, look around! Misery loves company!

Color and Number? I am here and I am going there!

Medic sayings- The operator feels no pain! This is gonna hurt! Pain lets you know your still alive! The Aceptic Technique (RV Johnson) Whatever works!

All who are here could probably come up with enough for a book!

doctom54 03-10-2009 16:39

From an older Wpns guy
"If you ain't cheatin', you ain't trying."

Mitch 03-11-2009 02:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack Moroney (Post 23397)
TR how about your demo formulas where P=PLENTY!

While not unique to SF: Winds 3-5, trucks are on the DZ,etc.

Jack Moroney

"P for Plenty" Probably heard that a thousand times.

Mitch 03-11-2009 02:23

Back during the SFTG days - we uesed to raz the legs as we marched to class - finally, a directive came down that said we couldn't call the legs, legs anymore. It was forbidden - seems we pissed off some leg COL who complaind to Fast Eddy.

So from that day on, every time our formation saw a jucy leg standing on the sidewalk or trung to cross the street - somebody in the group would yell "What's the best part of a Chicken" Then in unison at the top of our voices, we all yelled out: "The Leg."

A few othrers that come to mind: "sing him a Hymn" (do yo know the tag line?)

And this one - always a good one - I've seen it pulled as a bunch of SF were walking down the street, or marching, or standing in a formation. Seen it pulled in a Duce 'n Half, and while the stick was hooked up and less than a minute out.

Somebody would yell out: "If ya can't tap dance, you're a queer!" afer that, the feet would fly!

But my favorite one of all - and I first heard it on a sunny afternoon on the ski slopes near Bertchesgadden, as me and my team sat on some benches, sucking on a beer and getting some sun: "Wonder what the poor people are doing today?"

For all of the above, you probably just had to be there.

Mitch 03-11-2009 22:29

Don't know how many times, my old Team Sergeant on 231 would look over at our Junior Engineer and say:

"Boom Boom - Get your head out of your 3rd point of contact!"

Wana guess why he called him Boom Boom?

Free prize if you can guess this Team Daddy's Name (initials).

rcm_18d 03-12-2009 12:57

Favorite saying
 
I forgot my favorite saying!

If your gonna be dumb, you better be hard!!

exsquid 03-12-2009 18:42

One I heard from a medic somewhere, "I prescribe 800mg of suck it the f*$% up."

x/S

Mitch 03-12-2009 20:19

Just remembered another form my favorite (ODA 231 Team Daddy). He was usually using this line on Boom Boom too.

"Son - if your going to Hoot with the Owls, ya better be prepared to soar with the eagles."

He had hundreds of these!


Still no guess as to who he is? Here are some hints:

When I first met him, he was an E6 Ops Sergeant, Working for Cpt Billy Joe at D-Company, SFTG. He had us "duck walking" up and down the hill behind the company because we were not paying attention to his instructions - Like I said, That was the first time I met him.



The second time I met him, He was an E8 and he was hanging out at the Club in Sculthorpe (UK) and he and his friend, One Eyed Reily, were throwing down shots of Crown Royale - at 25 cents a shot. I was an E5.



The third time I saw him - I was a SSG and I walked into 231 - there he was - my new Team Seargent. He looked at me and said - welcome aboard - the coffee is over there in the corner - get yourself a cup." It took a long time, but I finally got on par with him - he turned out to be the Best Team Sergeant I ever had.

Utah Bob 03-25-2009 15:51

Travel light
Freeze at night:p

alright4u 03-25-2009 19:21

Tap Dance
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mitch (Post 254194)
Back during the SFTG days - we uesed to raz the legs as we marched to class - finally, a directive came down that said we couldn't call the legs, legs anymore. It was forbidden - seems we pissed off some leg COL who complaind to Fast Eddy.

So from that day on, every time our formation saw a jucy leg standing on the sidewalk or trung to cross the street - somebody in the group would yell "What's the best part of a Chicken" Then in unison at the top of our voices, we all yelled out: "The Leg."

A few othrers that come to mind: "sing him a Hymn" (do yo know the tag line?)

And this one - always a good one - I've seen it pulled as a bunch of SF were walking down the street, or marching, or standing in a formation. Seen it pulled in a Duce 'n Half, and while the stick was hooked up and less than a minute out.

Somebody would yell out: "If ya can't tap dance, you're a queer!" afer that, the feet would fly!

But my favorite one of all - and I first heard it on a sunny afternoon on the ski slopes near Bertchesgadden, as me and my team sat on some benches, sucking on a beer and getting some sun: "Wonder what the poor people are doing today?"

For all of the above, you probably just had to be there.

That was the 20th SOS motto..

Mitch 03-25-2009 22:01

Tap Dance
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by alright4u (Post 256330)
That was the 20th SOS motto..

Must have been a very low level Motto.

Blitzzz (RIP) 03-26-2009 19:54

Here's one.
 
Been shot at and missed, shit at and hit.

lksteve 03-26-2009 20:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mitch (Post 254455)
Still no guess as to who he is?

had to be Ike...MI...

uboat509 03-27-2009 00:05

Pain is temporary,
Glory is forever,
and chicks dig scars.

Had a Team Sergeant who used to say, "if you don't have anything to do, then don't do it here."

That team was a mountain team and that same Team Sergeant had some advice if you were climbing and you thought that you were going to fall or if your fear of heights was starting to win. He said just close your eyes and repeat the following, "I am so F*****d, I am so F*****d, I am so F*****d." It was remarkably unhelpful but entertaining none-the -less.

Almost forgot, "If you only leave yourself five minutes to pack then it only takes five minutes to pack."

SFC W


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