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Posted
20 minutes ago, DNP said:

Too much McDonalds....it's their fault. The gov never told him fast food was bad. 

To paraphrase young Mikey, "Why didn't McDonalds put a $0.03 piece of spinach leaf on that Quarter Pounder w/Cheese to keep him from blowing up?"

Posted
4 hours ago, planeflyer21 said:

I love that comment, "This must have been back when he was Michael Less."

He looks like he hasn't taken a dump since this video was taken, it would make sense in many ways

Posted

He gave away his true feelings when he stated that he believed in abortion so of course he doesn't feel every life is sacred. Stated it so matter of factly I cringed. These libtards make me sick!

Posted
7 hours ago, shepp said:

He looks like he hasn't taken a dump since this video was taken, it would make sense in many ways

That's a great way to say he's full of SHlT. 

Posted
14 hours ago, beantown said:

He's another one that needs one in the neck. :fullauto:

You've been quoting that alot lately...  do you know the origins of that, here, or are you just saying it because others have stated it - without knowing the origins?

Posted

"In the neck" The neck for us, was the Fulda gap's code name. It's where the Russians were expected to invade Germany when I was stationed there in the 70's. It's a major choke point where the tanks were expected to cross the border. "In the throat" was a position on the Czechoslovakian border, which was our main objective. Those that were "In the neck" had a 3 minute life expectancy if the shite ever hit the fan. Now, for me, "In the neck" is where I aim while doing pistol drills. :)

Posted

A friend of mine up here was an M-60 Tank Gunner just south of the Fulda gap during the 70's. He was talking about it during the Packer game last week. Said a lot of people didn't realize how much armor and crap the Soviets had crammed into a very small space just across the border.

Posted
6 minutes ago, Sisco said:

A friend of mine up here was an M-60 Tank Gunner just south of the Fulda gap during the 70's. He was talking about it during the Packer game last week. Said a lot of people didn't realize how much armor and crap the Soviets had crammed into a very small space just across the border.

All the better for a couple of A-10s with full magazines and hard points.

Posted
2 hours ago, planeflyer21 said:

All the better for a couple of A-10s with full magazines and hard points.

That's what it was designed for. A Gau-8 filled with depleted uranium 30mm rounds and a wingload of Mavericks.

Posted
2 hours ago, Sisco said:

A friend of mine up here was an M-60 Tank Gunner just south of the Fulda gap during the 70's. He was talking about it during the Packer game last week. Said a lot of people didn't realize how much armor and crap the Soviets had crammed into a very small space just across the border.

He was there the same time a I was. M551A1, M60A1 and  M60A3 gunner/TC myself. The Soviets armor numbers were staggering. We were told we were out numbered 4-1. Thank gawd for superior fire power!

Posted
1 hour ago, beantown said:

He was there the same time a I was. M551A1, M60A1 and  M60A3 gunner/TC myself. The Soviets armor numbers were staggering. We were told we were out numbered 4-1. Thank gawd for superior fire power!

And being outnumbered 4-1 by conscripts.

Posted
3 hours ago, beantown said:

He was there the same time a I was. M551A1, M60A1 and  M60A3 gunner/TC myself. The Soviets armor numbers were staggering. We were told we were out numbered 4-1. Thank gawd for superior fire power!

Soviets were running T-62's back then, weren't they? Turned out to have a few problems, thank goodness. Syrians and Egyptians preferred the T-54/55.

Posted
11 hours ago, beantown said:

"In the neck" The neck for us, was the Fulda gap's code name. It's where the Russians were expected to invade Germany when I was stationed there in the 70's. It's a major choke point where the tanks were expected to cross the border. "In the throat" was a position on the Czechoslovakian border, which was our main objective. Those that were "In the neck" had a 3 minute life expectancy if the shite ever hit the fan. Now, for me, "In the neck" is where I aim while doing pistol drills. :)

Makes perfect sense.  I was gonna say, if you were saying that here, after finding it's origin, you'd performed some hellish research.  Drew started that, in reference to a politician I believe, and stated, "Fuk them in the neck..."   :lmao:  It was instantly hilarious, but ultimately shortened over time, to just "in the neck with them!" and then just "in the neck."

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