Stolen Valor

[NelsonMuntz]

Where is NM?

[drkaje]

911 probably has more to do with people appreciating Vets than we'd care to admit.

[Raymondo]

It took two full pages before Navy Mike came up.

Sloppy, Getbig, way sloppy.

[NelsonMuntz]

It took two full pages before Navy Mike came up.

Sloppy, Getbig, way sloppy.

There is a man who sailed the seas,
to wage war on the enemies,
He would have fought so gallantly,
alas, if not, for his wounded knee

He checked his watch, and had a hunch,
that he just might be the first for lunch,
To the galley! he cried, and bid farewell,
then bolted for the ships stairwell,

But a man like he, was born to lose,
the stupid prick never tied his shoes.
The crash was like a nuclear bomb,
as cowhead hit the stairs full on,
how quickly things had gone so wrong.

Help me sir! he cried in pain,
i'll never bodybuild again!
but cowhead's cries were all in vain,
the casevac had never came.

So up he got, and faked a limp,
it's time to milk this, thought the human blimp,
I'll claim disability, and PTSD
and surely then i'll live for free,
stealing parking spaces from the elderly
its going to be so great, said he.

Some say he's a lying twat,
who looks like shit whether thin or fat,
but no not me, i won't stand for that!
cause Mike's my friend and that is that!

[SF1900]

Where is NM?

LMAO!!! lol

[Yamcha]

[drkaje]

Tours of "Halo" and "Call of Duty" don't count, guys.

[Waller]

It took two full pages before Navy Mike came up.

Sloppy, Getbig, way sloppy.

There was no access until it ramped up a bit.

[Leatherneck]

Sadly, a Marine SgtMaj from 3/2 was caught embellishing his bio in 2015. I don't get it when anyone does it but especially not someone who already has a great service record.

[Tedim]

what was the percentage of good soldiers to shitbags in your day?

70/30

[El Diablo Blanco]

There are two types of veterans I see.  the modest ones and the ones that want all the freebies that come with it.  Was at a football game and they asked all the vets to stand up for appreciation.  The attention whores are on their feet before the announcer finishes his sentence but then there's guys still sitting and you see their friends pulling them up forcing them to acknowledge it but they are just content to stay seated and don't want the extra attention.  Those are the guys I respect.  They fought for their country, not for the freebies and celebrity but just out of loyalty to their country.

[SF1900]

There are two types of veterans I see.  the modest ones and the ones that want all the freebies that come with it.  Was at a football game and they asked all the vets to stand up for appreciation.  The attention whores are on their feet before the announcer finishes his sentence but then there's guys still sitting and you see their friends pulling them up forcing them to acknowledge it but they are just content to stay seated and don't want the extra attention.  Those are the guys I respect.  They fought for their country, not for the freebies and celebrity but just out of loyalty to their country.

My grandpa fought in WW 2 in Belgium (he fought in the "Battle of Bulge," which was perhaps the bloodiest battle in WW 2). When my grandpa was alive, I would sometimes ask him about his experience. His response was, "I had a job to do and I did it. There is not much else to say." He would respond like this no matter who asked the question (except my grandma). That is why I believe guys like Chris Kyle are an affront to American veterans. My grandma told me that my grandpa was not happy (like Chris Kyle) that he had to kill another human being. Again, he did it because he was protecting his country. Plain and simple. But he didn't seek enjoyment out of killing. He didn't walk around in his army fatigues. He didn't seek "celebrity" status, etc. He didn't outright tell people he was in the war. By looking at him, you would have never guessed he was a WW 2 vet. Now I see guys everywhere (malls, movies) walking around in their fatigues. Who goes to a mall in army fatigues?  

[Coffeed]

filt...

[Donny]

donny is one of them

dresses up in his fake army uniform trying to procure panty

I did collect a lot of panties thanks to my service. Girls like a Man in Uniform. While we are on the subject post your record of service like i did.

[Coffeed]

Ron should make shirts with stars on the sleeves so notable GetBiggers can get the admiration that they deserve while in public.

[Donny]

Ron should make shirts with stars on the sleeves so notable GetBiggers can get the admiration that they deserve while in public.

would you need one? never heard of you.

[Donny]

fatmc Chicken boy

[Coffeed]

would you need one? never heard of you.

I was part of the mod crew "247" back in '82 on Getbig. You probably weren't around. All the threads were destroyed and harddrives wiped.

[Donny]

I was part of the mod crew "247" back in '82 on Getbig. You probably weren't around. All the threads were destroyed and harddrives wiped.

ok 

[Donny]

yeah on him posting a document that was mostly blanked out and could have meant anything

that ave for you always seeing the good in people

listen shit bag put up your service details.

[Kim Jong Bob]

911 probably has more to do with people appreciating Vets than we'd care to admit.

americans honored the vets that came from ww2. Why you guys didnt honored the vietnam war was because it was a controvoersial war that drew lots of protesters but they should have gpne to the politicans that made the war happen and not the traumatized 19 year olds that  came back..it was a ugly war

[drkaje]

americans honored the vets that came from ww2. Why you guys didnt honored the vietnam war was because it was a controvoersial war that drew lots of protesters but they should have gpne to the politicans that made the war happen and not the traumatized 19 year olds that  came back..it was a ugly war

WWII and 911 had attacks on American soil.

[OB1]

listen shit bag put up your service details.

What about you put up your service details?

[Ken Fresno]

My grandpa fought in WW 2 in Belgium (he fought in the "Battle of Bulge," which was perhaps the bloodiest battle in WW 2). When my grandpa was alive, I would sometimes ask him about his experience. His response was, "I had a job to do and I did it. There is not much else to say." He would respond like this no matter who asked the question (except my grandma). That is why I believe guys like Chris Kyle are an affront to American veterans. My grandma told me that my grandpa was not happy (like Chris Kyle) that he had to kill another human being. Again, he did it because he was protecting his country. Plain and simple. But he didn't seek enjoyment out of killing. He didn't walk around in his army fatigues. He didn't seek "celebrity" status, etc. He didn't outright tell people he was in the war. By looking at him, you would have never guessed he was a WW 2 vet. Now I see guys everywhere (malls, movies) walking around in their fatigues. Who goes to a mall in army fatigues?  

A pet hate of mine is people who cut about outside of work in their military uniform. Its just attention whoring.

[Donny]

A pet hate of mine is people who cut about outside of work in their military uniform. Its just attention whoring.

agree with you there. Only time i wore my uniform "outside" in public was doing Ceremonial Duties at Edinburgh Castle and a Recruiting Tour in Scotland for the Regiment. In fact i got in the news papers   . Other than that you were told not to wear anything showing you were a soldier due to security. Maybe it´s diffrent now i don´t know.