Turtle Turtle!
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One of our junior Marines got so smashed last night that he got out of bed in the middle of the night, walked into our isle and pissed everywhere.
He was so obliterated he couldn’t clean it up. So I cleaned it up. And now I own his soul.
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Carnival is in town and I want to eat all the funnel cakes, turkey legs, deep fried snickers, and ribbon fries I can afford.
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Photo via Lynn Sweet
I just discovered that between the different YouTubers who’ve uploaded this video, my video has like 10,000 YouTube likes. I’m pretty excited.
And some weirdo uploaded some of my b-roll packages. YouTube, b-roll isn’t for you…
A few days ago I reposted a HILARIOUS gif of a Gunny losing his mind on a Texas football player. The Military Times has come through with a story:
A gunny’s reaction to a college football player has earned him an interesting fan appreciation: He was made into a funny GIF that’s making its rounds on the Internet.
Gunnery Sgt. Stephen Roberts is the Assistant Marine Officer Instructor for the NROTC program at Ole Miss, SB Nation reported. He oversees the color guard at each Rebels home game, so he was on the field in the second quarter of the Sept. 16 Ole Miss game against Texas. That’s when ESPN cameras caught an interesting moment.
Full story:
http://militarytimes.com/blogs/battle-rattle/2012/09/25/the-gunny-behind-the-gif/
Additionally funny: watch the full-size gif and you’ll see a state trooper and football coach’s reactions.
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Still alive.
The Marines of Marine Attack Squadron 211 aboard Kandahar Airfield.
Tools of the trade - crew chiefs like Lance Cpl. Seamus Clarke of Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 469 take advantage of heavy weaponry, detailed communication and sturdy belts to perform their duties in Helmand province, Afghanistan, June 20. Clarke is one of the newest crew chiefs flying with the squadron, known as “Vengeance,” which is also on its first deployment.
Lance Cpl. Chris Jones. Jones is a Fremont, Neb., native and load master with VMGR-352.
The Marines of Marine Attack Squadron 211 aboard Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan.
