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It’s NY though so ew in general.
It’s NY though so ew in general.
I can't imagine Lewis being that bad since it's in the Seattle area. Believe @Shaz has spent his entire career there.
Guy I knew there liked the base.... he chose to live about 35-55 minutes from the base so he could do shit with people.
It just seems to suck as either you live close to work and need to drive 45 minutes to go DO anything on your time off. Or you live near where you can do stuff on your time off and deal with that I-5 traffic in the Tacoma area to get to work that can make a 45 mile commute into a 1.5 hour drive.We'd deploy up in that area to work buoys and lighthouses and would stay in Watertown. Wasn't terrible.
It just seems to suck as either you live close to work and need to drive 45 minutes to go DO anything on your time off. Or you live near where you can do stuff on your time off and deal with that I-5 traffic in the Tacoma area to get to work that can make a 45 mile commute into a 1.5 hour drive.
I drove from Bellingham to Tacoma one day to catch a concert at the Tacoma Dome and no shit from Boeing field to the Tacoma Dome exit took me like 2.5 hours one day cause the traffic was backed up so badly.
Gotta do what you gotta do I suppose.I feel you.
One good thing about COVID is the SD traffic isnt so bad where id just stay at work later if I got off during rush hour to avoid the gridlock and get home at the same time.
@heavyarms21 I saw some recruiters today wearing blue wooly pulleys and tanker jackets. Are those authorized for DIs?
Yeah but did you marry stripper?Army. 11M.
I have "Article 15" tattooed on my ass and a 2014 Mustang I bought at 28% interest. THOT's hit my IG, soylords hit the gym.
MAGA is forever, like Wu-Tang.
He also owned a pet donkey.What happened to that dude that was from Oklahoma, retired as an army cpt? It was phrler or something like that.
Or @sub_thug or @Billy no mates or @SMEAC?
Now it’s easy to switch user names, I can’t tell if they’re banned quit or changed names.
Vietcong never saw him coming.Anyone saying the word "manlet" can go fist themselves.
“Throughout the battle, he repeatedly exposed himself to the hostile fire in order to better direct the suppressive fire of his squads. Lieutenant Flaherty immediately called a 90 Millimeter recoilless rifle team to his position after having spotted an enemy bunker position to his front, which was delivering automatic weapons fire on his platoon.
Lieutenant Flaherty then personally directed and assisted the 90 Millimeter recoilless rifle team in an assault of the enemy bunker, braving up the intense hail of hostile fire. Under Lieutenant Flaherty’s astute direction and leadership, the enemy bunker was swiftly destroyed, enabling his platoon to advance and continue its devastating attack against the enemy.
Flaherty was killed during a hit and run attack on May 9, 2015, in Miami. He had spent his last years alive homeless. In his death, however, he found his home next to the woman he had loved, Lisa Anness Davis.
Former police officer David Yuzuk has written a superb book on Flaherty and his amazing life. You can check it out here."
Height-waiver Green Beret: Captain James Flaherty was a Special Forces legend - Sandboxx
I see what you did there!Vietcong never saw him coming.
I'm still here Mike. I think it has been close to 3 months since I checked in with Sherdog. Retired as an Army Major.What happened to that dude that was from Oklahoma, retired as an army cpt? It was phrler or something like that.
That would be 5 donkeys that I rescued and raise. I'm surprised you remembered that.He also owned a pet donkey.
You should watch his documentary - 'The Giant Killer', 2017:Anyone saying the word "manlet" can go fist themselves.
Good to see you’re still here buddy. The wr is a tough place to survive lolI'm still here Mike. I think it has been close to 3 months since I checked in with Sherdog. Retired as an Army Major.
Phr3121 was my old user name back in March of last year.
That would be 5 donkeys that I rescued and raise. I'm surprised you remembered that.
You should watch his documentary - 'The Giant Killer', 2017:
"If Richard Flaherty was only the shortest man to ever be in the U.S. Army and a Green Beret that would certainly be a unique story in itself. Flaherty was much more though. He was a war hero and beloved leader of the men he commanded. -- Eventually he ended up with a mundane Postal Service job which he hated and after some years walked away from. This is when he began his homeless period."
> Worth noting that the guy had a dark past. He killed his prisoners instead of taking them in for questioning. His men knew it. Flaherty was trying to make an impression to compensate for his height.