Limbaugh/Palin 2012

[Anonymous]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Pri: Combat Engineers? We loved you guys when I was in Rangers![/quote]

Of course, everybody loved us. We took care of things…dig a trench, clear a minefield, whatever.

My war stories are pretty pathetic compared to yours though. For many years I wish I had some interesting ones to tell, but now I’m old enough to know better.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=pri_dk]My war stories are pretty pathetic compared to yours though. For many years I wish I had some interesting ones to tell, but now I’m old enough to know better.[/quote]

Pri: You got that right. My dad was in the Marines in WWII and Korea and I remember him telling me stories as a kid and he’d be describing a buddy and suddenly get this faraway look in his eyes.

I didn’t realize until after my own time in what the expression meant: The guy he was talking about was dead.

My 11 year old son was telling me recently about his wanting to join either the Marines or the Army and I told him that, while serving your country was admirable, there wasn’t a chance in hell he was going into the Marines or Rangers/SF. The Navy or USAF would provide him with an excellent education in law or engineering and those were his only two choices.

You live and you learn.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=pri_dk]My war stories are pretty pathetic compared to yours though. For many years I wish I had some interesting ones to tell, but now I’m old enough to know better.[/quote]

Pri: You got that right. My dad was in the Marines in WWII and Korea and I remember him telling me stories as a kid and he’d be describing a buddy and suddenly get this faraway look in his eyes.

I didn’t realize until after my own time in what the expression meant: The guy he was talking about was dead.

My 11 year old son was telling me recently about his wanting to join either the Marines or the Army and I told him that, while serving your country was admirable, there wasn’t a chance in hell he was going into the Marines or Rangers/SF. The Navy or USAF would provide him with an excellent education in law or engineering and those were his only two choices.

You live and you learn.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=pri_dk]My war stories are pretty pathetic compared to yours though. For many years I wish I had some interesting ones to tell, but now I’m old enough to know better.[/quote]

Pri: You got that right. My dad was in the Marines in WWII and Korea and I remember him telling me stories as a kid and he’d be describing a buddy and suddenly get this faraway look in his eyes.

I didn’t realize until after my own time in what the expression meant: The guy he was talking about was dead.

My 11 year old son was telling me recently about his wanting to join either the Marines or the Army and I told him that, while serving your country was admirable, there wasn’t a chance in hell he was going into the Marines or Rangers/SF. The Navy or USAF would provide him with an excellent education in law or engineering and those were his only two choices.

You live and you learn.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=pri_dk]My war stories are pretty pathetic compared to yours though. For many years I wish I had some interesting ones to tell, but now I’m old enough to know better.[/quote]

Pri: You got that right. My dad was in the Marines in WWII and Korea and I remember him telling me stories as a kid and he’d be describing a buddy and suddenly get this faraway look in his eyes.

I didn’t realize until after my own time in what the expression meant: The guy he was talking about was dead.

My 11 year old son was telling me recently about his wanting to join either the Marines or the Army and I told him that, while serving your country was admirable, there wasn’t a chance in hell he was going into the Marines or Rangers/SF. The Navy or USAF would provide him with an excellent education in law or engineering and those were his only two choices.

You live and you learn.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=pri_dk]My war stories are pretty pathetic compared to yours though. For many years I wish I had some interesting ones to tell, but now I’m old enough to know better.[/quote]

Pri: You got that right. My dad was in the Marines in WWII and Korea and I remember him telling me stories as a kid and he’d be describing a buddy and suddenly get this faraway look in his eyes.

I didn’t realize until after my own time in what the expression meant: The guy he was talking about was dead.

My 11 year old son was telling me recently about his wanting to join either the Marines or the Army and I told him that, while serving your country was admirable, there wasn’t a chance in hell he was going into the Marines or Rangers/SF. The Navy or USAF would provide him with an excellent education in law or engineering and those were his only two choices.

You live and you learn.

[Aecetia]

But will he listen to you?

[Aecetia]

But will he listen to you?

[Aecetia]

But will he listen to you?

[Aecetia]

But will he listen to you?

[Aecetia]

But will he listen to you?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=Aecetia]But will he listen to you?[/quote]

Aecetia: I hope so. He’s a stubborn little bastard, though. I think he takes after his mom.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=Aecetia]But will he listen to you?[/quote]

Aecetia: I hope so. He’s a stubborn little bastard, though. I think he takes after his mom.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=Aecetia]But will he listen to you?[/quote]

Aecetia: I hope so. He’s a stubborn little bastard, though. I think he takes after his mom.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=Aecetia]But will he listen to you?[/quote]

Aecetia: I hope so. He’s a stubborn little bastard, though. I think he takes after his mom.

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