Hey greyghost
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Sad to say I'm not sure what you mean.
He's a member of 2/2 if that helps, which I'm sure has nothing to do with your question lol
He's a member of 2/2 if that helps, which I'm sure has nothing to do with your question lol
@greyghost14
Club Patch:
Meat Tag- dog tag info, usually inked on your left side ribcage below your armpit. So if your head gets blown off in combat, they can still identify the body. (blurred for my protection)
MOS Patch Mine is 1833. Your son's is 0331.
Random motard ink:
Club Patch:
Meat Tag- dog tag info, usually inked on your left side ribcage below your armpit. So if your head gets blown off in combat, they can still identify the body. (blurred for my protection)
MOS Patch Mine is 1833. Your son's is 0331.
Random motard ink:
Dang Evilz.......you should be a shoo in to hang out at the Outlaw's club house.@greyghost14
Club Patch:
Meat Tag- dog tag info, usually inked on your left side ribcage below your armpit. So if your head gets blown off in combat, they can still identify the body. (blurred for my protection)
MOS Patch Mine is 1833. Your son's is 0331.
Random motard ink:
Could if I was white.Dang Evilz.......you should be a shoo in to hang out at the Outlaw's club house.
The only non-white people allowed in the Outlaw clubhouse are Black Pistons, their support club. But if you aren't 100% caucasian, you're never getting patched over to Outlaws. One of my ex's baby daddy's is white, and a Black Piston, but he's got a black gf and a half white kid, so he's stuck.Dang Evilz.......you should be a shoo in to hang out at the Outlaw's club house.
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I thought you were Indian? Caucasoid. Neither is Hispanic a race. There are really only 5 races. The rest is all made up drivel.
Yeah, I know that, and you know that. I'm not trying to get in the Outlaw clubhouse on a technicality.
Standard 1%er rules:
No jap bikes
No bikes less than 1000ccs
Whites only.
That's why we have Banditos and Mongols. Outlaw clubs wouldn't let anyone that wasn't white in, so they had to start their own clubs. Which is why they don't get along.
Nope, nothing yet.@greyghost14
Club Patch:
Meat Tag- dog tag info, usually inked on your left side ribcage below your armpit. So if your head gets blown off in combat, they can still identify the body. (blurred for my protection)
MOS Patch Mine is 1833. Your son's is 0331.
Random motard ink:
But trust me, I will absolutely bring this to his attention when he gets home for July 4 leave on the first.
His b-day is in a couple weeks, I’ll try to get him to at least get his dog tag tattoo done while he’s home. My treat obviously.
Thanks man ……. #greatstuff
I also have my callsign tattooed across my stomach because I lost a bet at CAX.
Why, did you not deliver the grunts on time or at the right place ? 🤣I also have my callsign tattooed across my stomach because I lost a bet at CAX.
Nicknames in the Corps are almost entirely derogatory. For instance, my CO's nickname was "Captain America."
In the military, a vehicle that has been rendered combat non-capable is considered "Deadlined."
I am FAMOUS for destroying perfectly functioning vehicles. I believe my record when I left Bravo 4/4 was 8.
That CAX, my buddy CPL Jason "Drag'n" Tomayo ( he shaved his legs in the field to avoid sand rash, so his nickname was Drag Queen) bet me I couldn't go 2 weeks without deadlining a vehicle. If I won the bet, he had to get Drag'n tattooed across his stomach, and I had to get Deadline tattooed across mine if I lost.
So I went 13 days without a single problem. On day 14, I got on one of the vehicles in my section to perform a turn in inspection. When I finished, I told the crew chief to raise the ramp and button up. When he started the vehicle and attempted to raise the ramp, he immediately experienced ramp cylinder failure. So we got the wire hoist and cranked it closed by hand. The 2141's deadlined the vehicle, and I lost the bet.
So I went out into to town, and 200 dollars later, I got my handle tattooed gangster style across my stomach.
Great story, thanks for sharing …..
BTW, you do know that will never be let down around here.
They're the ones that do the fixing, they are mechanics. And ramp failure isn't minor, you don't want to have to crank that bitch up in a firefight, it literally weighs a ton, and once it's up, the grunts have to go through the hatch instead of down the ramp, which is inconvenient at best and dangerous at its worst.
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Well it sounded like it was that crew chiefs fault anyway …… last phucker that touched it; but a bets a bet
It's inside under the deckplates so I doubt he messed with it. Regardless, it worked before I came aboard.Well it sounded like it was that crew chiefs fault anyway …… last phucker that touched it; but a bets a bet
Sounds like one of our Deputies. It's never actually his fault but dude crashes every vehicle he's put in. Usually it's a bad guy he's chasing that crashes into him...even if there's 4 or 5 of us in the chase, they always pick his cruiser to ram.
