Baby's on his/her way

• Jan 20, 2007

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DerAdlerIstGelandet

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The boys going to grow up to be like Daddy, but hes goona fly for the Army!

Just kidding man.

 

• Jan 20, 2007

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Screaming Eagle

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lesofprimus said:

Daniel Savage has a nice ring right???

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one of my friends at school is Daniel savage.

 

• Jan 21, 2007

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mkloby

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DerAdlerIstGelandet said:

The boys going to grow up to be like Daddy, but hes goona fly for the Army!

Just kidding man.

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• Jan 21, 2007

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Come on the Marines dont have the Blackhawk, you knew that was coming from me!

 

• Jan 21, 2007

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Daniel Savage? Sounds like great CPO name. Has military written all over it.

Different first and middle names on my side? Hubert, Edwin, Rush, Jeeter.

Nothing though that sounds as cool with Sgt. in front of it as Savage.

 

• Jan 21, 2007

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Matt308 said:

Nothing though that sounds as cool with Sgt. in front of it as Savage.

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Wasn't he a GI Joe character?

 

• Jan 21, 2007

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If he wasn't he should have been. It certainly wasn't
Sgt. Hubert.

 

• Jan 21, 2007

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mkloby

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Sgt Slaughter wasn't it???

 

• Jan 22, 2007

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Best name I ever heard that matched what the guy did later in life was
Slade Cutter, USNA class of '35, commander of USS Seahorse. It sounds
like something a script writer would pick for a Navy flick. CDR Slade Cutter.
Helluva guy. Born 1911 and died last year.

 

• Jan 22, 2007

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twoeagles said:

Best name I ever heard that matched what the guy did later in life was
Slade Cutter, USNA class of '35, commander of USS Seahorse. It sounds
like something a script writer would pick for a Navy flick. CDR Slade Cutter.
Helluva guy. Born 1911 and died last year.

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That is a pretty cool one. Sounds like a Private Detective. Slade. Hmmm, has a ring to it.

 

• Jan 23, 2007

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In my Basic School class we had a guy named 2ndLt Officer....

 

• Jan 23, 2007

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mkloby said:

In my Basic School class we had a guy named 2ndLt Officer....

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Come again? His name was "2ndLt Officer"?! Am I missing something?

 

• Jan 23, 2007

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Matt308

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2ndLt Officer, Sir.

 

• Jan 23, 2007

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Matt308 said:

2ndLt Officer, Sir.

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His parents had to be pissed at him. Even naming your kid "Whoops" would be better.

Reminds me of "Major Major" from "Catch 22".

 

• Jan 23, 2007

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Oh I'm sorry - i didn't mean that his first name was "2ndLt" I was referring to his rank....

 

• Jan 23, 2007

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Eagle said:

one of my friends at school is Daniel savage.

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Pretty cool, but back 30 years ago, a middle name like Savage was brutal.... Got into alot of fights over it....

i didn't mean that his first name was "2ndLt" I was referring to his rank....

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His first name was Officer, correct???

 

• Jan 23, 2007

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The head RCMP or Mountie at the time of the Klondike gold rush was Superintendent Sam Steele who with his party of 13 troopers maintained law and order in a town of 14000 goldminers at dawson creek
Sam Steele
other good clips also on this site

 

• Jan 23, 2007

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Since we are off topic...

When I was kid, my parents were selling their 1972 Gran Turino. A really old guy (about 20 or so I guess) and his girlfriend showed up to buy it. They wanted to hotrod it. I've never forgotten his name. A big burly black haired guy, named JET. I admire that name to this day.

Below are pics of that brown turd. Not exactly our car but looked just like it.

 

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• Jan 23, 2007

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Congrats to you both, so much to look forward to.

Moments you will treasure for the rest of your life.

Snapped by my wife a year ago. 3 Generations, NZ Military, NZ Police, NZ Fire Service. 50 years between the two of us. What chance of the young fella not ending in a uniform somewhere.

 

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• Jan 23, 2007

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lesofprimus said:

His first name was Officer, correct???

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Boy this has caused confusion. Sorry - last name was Officer...

Here's a couple more of Matty

 

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