In the Pentagon, they recite every hour over the inercom when the clock strikes the hour. At three o'clock...
Army:Fifteen Hundred
Navy:Three Bells
Marines:Big hands on the twelve, short hand's on the three.
In the Pentagon, they recite every hour over the inercom when the clock strikes the hour. At three o'clock...
Army:Fifteen Hundred
Navy:Three Bells
Marines:Big hands on the twelve, short hand's on the three.
"Nietzsche is dead" - God
"I agree, although I support China I support anyone discovering things for Science and humanity." - lenin96
Re: Pursuit of happiness
Have you just been dumped?
I ask because it's usually something like that which causes outbursts like this, needless to say I dissagree completely.
A platoon of Army Rangers are conducting war games when one of the enemies, a Marine, calls to them from the hilltop "Hey Rangers, come get some!!!" The Rangers, smelling an easy kill, charge the hill. Thirty minutes later, after much simulated combat, the Rangers walk down the hill, defeated and angered. Their report states "The damned cowards tricked us! There were two Marines up there!!!"
"Never in physical action had I discovered the chilling satisfaction of words. Never in words had I experienced the hot darkness of action. Somewhere there must be a higher principle which reconciles art and action. That principle, it occurred to me, was death." -Yukio Mishima
Three admirals - British, French and Spanish. Discussing courage.
Spaniard says to one of his men: "Diego, climb up to the top of the mainmast, and dive off into the sea." Diego does this. "That, amigos, is courage!"
Frenchman says to one of his men: "Pierre, climb up to the top of the mainmast, and dive into this bucket of water." Pierre does this, the logical conclusion occurs. "That, mes amis, is courage."
British admiral sighs, and says: "John, up to the top of the mast with you, jump down, - on your way, set fire to the sails, and land in this bucket of sand." John replies "You must be bloody joking!"
"That, my friends, is courage."
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Sea captain, sailing along - spots a pirate ship on intercept course. Calls to his cabin boy, "Roger, bring me my red shirt!"
The ships meet, much fighting occurs, the captain and his crew emerge victorious.
Carry on sailing.
Two pirate ships sighted. "Roger, my red shirt!"
Boarding party, fighting, captain and crew win.
Roger asks the captain, "Sir, why the red shirt?" "Roger, my boy, I wear the red shirt so that if I'm wounded, the sight of my blood won't demoralise my faithful crew."
Sailing on.
Three pirate ships sighted.
"Roger, bring me my brown trousers!"
A US Army officer and an Aussie Ranger walk into the toilets, after answering the call of nature, the american notices that the aussie didnt wash his hands.
He washes his hands, walks out, stops the aussie and says in disgust:
"In the US Army they teach us to wash our hands after peeing" - The australian watches him with a humorous expression:
"Well, in the Australian Army they teach us not to pee on our hands"
Managing perceptions goes hand in hand with managing expectations - Masamune
Pie is merely the power of the state intruding into the private lives of the working class. - Beirut
I believe this dates from WWI...
When the German artillery fires, the French run for cover.
When the British artillery fires, the Germans run for cover.
When the French artillery fires, everyone runs for cover.
Why do Italian tanks have such large rear-vision mirrors?
So the crew can see the battle.
How do you stop a Romanian tank?
Shoot the people pushing it.
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Make fun of France, at least Romanians imediately start running when the enemy statrts attacking, they switch sides.Originally Posted by Degtyarev14.5
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"Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it's just the opposite." - John Kenneth Galbraith
ah you're pushing it
We do not sow.
Duh. Might have been true in other wars(especially 1870 one, where all forces went wrong), but in WWI, french artillery was mostly made of accurate 75mm pieces. The lack of high-caliber systems did prevent that kind of things(and was a real lack in our order of battle, by the way).Originally Posted by Degtyarev14.5
But hell, I wouldn't trust french artillery, this has never been our strong point, by far, & that joke is nevertheless rather accurate![]()
War is not about who is right, only about who is left
Having a point of view upon everything is good
Having a view upon every point is better
Oh my God, relax fellas... It's a joke thread...
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