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Bukowski?
I laughed hahaha
Bukowski?
He didn't haveMy ex-stepmom's ex-boyfriend was a chubby out of shape dude that claimed he was a SEAL sniper. So dramatic describing instant decapitation when you shoot someone with a .50 caliber rifle. Yet my dad walked up behind him and let out a scream while he was playing a slot machine and he jumped with fright. All he did was grumble and call my dad an asshole.
I don't know what's in these people's minds that makes them think they can maintain a ruse like that. I knew about 5 minutes in that he was full of it after asking him a few questions. Sort of makes you want to slap them in the face for the respect and admiration you felt before it became obvious they are a fake.
Don't judge him, have you ever been hurt like the Dicken?What a dicken.
Yes. I’ve caught a few Vietnam vets. Just do the math and their age didn’t work out.Lmao at people cla Ming they were in the military when they werent. Seriously what’s up with this phenomenon???
Did people do this after ww2 or Korea??? Or the civil war???
Considering we still get random guys in bars claiming to be SAS over here, I imagine it's way more common in the US given how pervasive military worship seems over there.
I remember being in this shitty dive bar in Michigan and some fat guy at the bar was telling war stories about his time as a navy seal sniper. I was like “yeah ok bro, I don’t think seals get fat and drunk and tell their stories to random strangers in Michigan dive bars”...
when i was in the military in the uk i used to tell people i was a labourer, some cunts REALLY dont like the military in the uk lol. When I was training on some courses in the US the people there treated us better than the public back home in the UK.
Yeah, I imagine the UK is a lot like Oz in that respect. There's a few military towns where everyone's really pro-military, but for the most part it's not a particularly highly respected profession.
I mean the qualifications are well respected within the relevant industries (at least their engineering degrees), but there's none of the weird applause and stuff that you see in videos from the US (when someone announces they served in the military).