CC's Seemingly Senseless Set of Stuff

• Aug 10, 2005

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Nice shots CC and Pisis!

 

• Aug 10, 2005

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Yes nice shots both of you, but I think I am going to have to go with CC's game atleast on ghraphics.

 

• Aug 10, 2005

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Yep, CC's game. Im proud that I could conjure up visuals and detail like that with only basic knowledge of 3d design programs and MS Paint! 8)

 

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Ha Ha you twit!

 

• Aug 12, 2005

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My dad wanted to try out our new Digital Cam, so heres the results...Me in my Greens, minus the boots and beret

 

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• Aug 12, 2005

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You should pose for a field manual with that posture.

 

• Aug 12, 2005

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Is that a dig? The gun is too small to hold properly.

 

• Aug 12, 2005

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It wasn't a dig, I was being serious. You look like one of those guys in the training manuals.

 

• Aug 12, 2005

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Thanks

 

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Now what he is not telling you is everyone in the military laughs at the guys in the training manuals.

 

• Aug 12, 2005

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Shhhhhhh.

 

• Aug 12, 2005

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• Aug 12, 2005

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Thank God there no video of me marching!

 

• Aug 13, 2005

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No offense but we all laugh at the way you British march. It is just quite funny. It looks really great when you are all marching together in formation but when you see one guy like the Regimental Sgt Major go marching out at a quick pace to report to the commander it is so funny.

 

• Aug 13, 2005

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Yeah, we uh...we march pretty much the same way they do.
I guess it's a British Commonwealth thing.

Although the Navy and Air Force aren't nearly as stiff looking as the Army.

 

• Aug 13, 2005

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That is what we always thought was funny these stiff bodies with there knees comeing up really high and then there arms swinging with out bending them.

 

• Aug 13, 2005

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Marching in time and step is a sign of discipline and unit cohesion. Did anyone see the 60th D-Day anniversary marches? I'm sorry but the U.S unit was awful, it was actually out of step! I have to admit the Norweigans were the best there, followed by the British.

 

• Aug 13, 2005

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plan_D said:

Marching in time and step is a sign of discipline and unit cohesion.

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No one said otherwise, but the way we march (and by "we" I mean most Commonwealth militaries: Brits, Aussies, Canucks, you name it.) looks a bit odd. It's a little better if we have a rifle in one hand, but with both arms swinging straight up to shoulder level as stiff as planks, it looks kinda silly. It may be traditional, but still.

 

• Aug 13, 2005

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We always got some good laughs at the British March... No offense, but instead of teachin and teaching to march, how about learning and learning on how to kill ur enemy more effectivly....

Wanna see a laugh??? Watch a detachement of SEALs at an official function....

but when you see one guy like the Regimental Sgt Major go marching out at a quick pace to report to the commander it is so funny.

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Dude that is so freakin true. LMFAO...............

 

• Aug 13, 2005

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As much as I hate to admit it, you're right. Like I said, we march the same way the Brits do.