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Title: Have a Merry Christmas From A K A Stone
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Published: Dec 21, 2010
Author: A K A Stone
Post Date: 2010-12-21 22:40:29 by A K A Stone
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Comments: 181
I hope you all have a good Christmas. Been busy and not here much lately. Any questions or comments or Merry Christmases can be put here. Later.
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#2. To: A K A Stone (#0)
This is much better, thank you~
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lmao. You didn't have a fuckin case, idiot. Sheesh, grow up.
Says the toddler with the binky in his fat, drooling jaws.
Said the laughingstock that was shown to be a punk who only goes after chicks on the internet, cause he doesn't have the balls to do so with a man. Fuck off Mikey. You're just another internet pussy.
To an outside thread that is about: divorced-disabled- grandmother-seeks-grant-money-for-independent-living thread MikeFerret the coward outed and is beating up a disabled grandmother across at least 2 forums. I doubt Ferret Mike was ever in the US army.
I doubt Ferret Mike was ever in the US army. Yes to the first assertion. As for the second, I knew a few, thankfully a small few, in the service that were just like him. Most of em didn't make it out of bootcamp. I've know far too many that claimed to have served, only to be outted as liars. Don't know which catagory this turd fits into, I just know when called out he shrank.
Boot camp is more a Marine term, it is BCT, Basic Combat Training. It is a course that turns 'trainees' into 'soldiers,' and falls under the auspices of TRADOC, or Training and Doctrine Command. I went to BCT at Ft. Knox, KY, Company D-15-4, third Platoon. I graduated, and I ETSed with an Honorable discharge. I know the Army, especially in this period and the 1980s when I went back in well. In fact, I bet I know it much better than you do.
I did my basic training at Fort Knox in 1989. It was ROTC basic - not quite the real thing, six days a week for for six weeks, though we did spend most of the last 3 weeks in the woods. You only had to go to Fort Knox if you joined ROTC after your sophomore year. You didn't sign a contract until just before the start of your junior year, so the tried to make the Fort Knox experience extremely positive.
I remember the three hills we hated to march up were called, Misery, Heartbreak, and agony. I also remember the only beer we had access to in the small PXs was 'Blats' beer, or something like that. I remember it tasted as bad as it's name. I also remember not being so impressed with Louisville the weekend we had off to go check it out. Kentucky is a state that hits 9.9 on the hick Richter scale.
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#5. To: Murron (#2)
#19. To: Ferret Mike (#5)
#21. To: Badeye (#19)
#22. To: Ferret Mike (#21)
#60. To: Badeye, Mad Dog, Ferret Mike, FerretMike The coward that outs and beats up disabled grandmothers (#22)
#72. To: WhiteSands (#60)
MikeFerret the coward outed and is beating up a disabled grandmother across at least 2 forums.
#89. To: Badeye (#72)
"Most of em didn't make it out of boot camp."
#90. To: Ferret Mike (#89)
I went to BCT at Ft. Knox, KY, Company D-15-4, third Platoon. I graduated, and I ETSed with an Honorable discharge.
#152. To: go65 (#90)
"I did my basic training at Fort Knox in 1989."
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