The Regulars vs The Non Regulars

Chosuichiinu

Chosuichiinu

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Gary Goodson said:
You definitely win the award for lurk master of the year! You've been a member since 2012 and only have 4 post :clap:

And 2 of them were just now
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If ur talking at me I have very little use for weed blogs. Y u ask? Cuz peeps likebu actually pay ATTN to your status. Lol! U actually find some sense of entitlement if ur a ' well known.' Oooooohh. And that means just what to anyone over 16? Sorry for damaging that fragile ego. FWIW? TRY--not to take itself so seriously. Or continue to amuse. Wuuudeva.
 
Gary Goodson

Gary Goodson

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Chosuichiinu said:
If ur talking at me I have very little use for weed blogs. Y u ask? Cuz peeps likebu actually pay ATTN to your status. Lol! U actually find some sense of entitlement if ur a ' well known.' Oooooohh. And that means just what to anyone over 16? Sorry for damaging that fragile ego. FWIW? TRY--not to take itself so seriously. Or continue to amuse. Wuuudeva.
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Lmao! I was joking around with you homie, but now I'm laughing even more because it's seems that you, my friend, are the one that needs to not take things so seriously.
 
6ohMax

6ohMax

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You quote others like you are special or something. ...special ed maybe

10 yrs ago?

Join date is in 2012 tool bag....gtfo

Oh and when. I mean regular. ..I mean posting on a daily basis....

Ok, the people that have been here 10 plus yrs and have 10s of thousands of posts....if you hibernate in summer and come.out in winter? Ur not a reg....I don't care if you have longevity. ...start posting everyday ....even if it's bullshit....
 
doublejj

doublejj

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Unclebaldrick said:
What made it that way more than anything else? Terrain? Political or social circumstances? Tactics? Gray? Respectfully. I am curious (khaki or maybe olive drab).
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We were put into unwinnable positions, in the worst conditions imaginable, with no support at home & many were drafted. The US stopped elections in Vietnam in the early 1960's because Ho Chi Minh would have won the popular vote by 70%. We were surrounded & outnumbered...
 
Unclebaldrick

Unclebaldrick

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doublejj said:
We were put into unwinnable positions, in the worst conditions imaginable, with no support at home & many were drafted. The US stopped elections in Vietnam in the early 1960's because Ho Chi Minh would have won the popular vote by 70%. We were surrounded & outnumbered...
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Yeah, that makes sense. Fighting Hitler must have been a moral cakewalk.
 
Singlemalt

Singlemalt

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Unclebaldrick said:
What made it that way more than anything else? Terrain? Political or social circumstances? Tactics? Gray? Respectfully. I am curious (khaki or maybe olive drab).
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It felt wrong, at least for myself and those I knew. By wrong I mean hinky, extremely hinky. Way way in the back of your mind a creeping feeling that this was a sick plot in a bizarre game. This is after years of thought, the feeling was kind of amorphous and hard to explain. Had nothing to do with fear of battle and/or political position. It was insane and made all participants insane just to be able to function. The minute I stepped off the plane and looked I saw I was now in Insaneville
 
Unclebaldrick

Unclebaldrick

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Singlemalt said:
It felt wrong, at least for myself and those I knew. By wrong I mean hinky, extremely hinky. Way way in the back of your mind a creeping feeling that this was a sick plot in a bizarre game. This is after years of thought, the feeling was kind of amorphous and hard to explain. Had nothing to do with fear of battle and/or political position. It was insane and made all participants insane just to be able to function. The minute I stepped off the plane and looked I saw I was now in Insaneville
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I try to imagine.


But the music was good, right?
 
Unclebaldrick

Unclebaldrick

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Singlemalt said:
Music was a saving grace lol
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Just so ya know, I wasn't being glib. I was 12 when we fully pulled out but am very familiar with the feeling at home. It is hard to get my head around. I am capable of visualizing a lot but this is way beyond my capacity. I think I know myself well enough to know how I would have reActed to the socio/politic aspects. Combat is another matter. Somebody my age would have had to work hard in order to find combat. It just didn't happen. Sitting in the Fulda Gap with an occasional puckered asshole is one thing...
 
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