Congrats to IrishEKU on the Avatar!
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Whoa! Nice one!! Congrats Irish. :thumb:
It fits the moron perfectly, except he seems to have his head quite further up his ass than the avatar shows.
After I admonished him on his post to Kav, I got berated about how he is a leader. I informed the retard that receiving a commission has nothing to do with being a leader.
I was going to blow him off as I usually do but this has been bothering me since he PM'd me.
I would not under most circumstances ever post someone's PM but in this case, you can see that he say's he is going to post it himself.
Notice he can't even get my name correct. Just proof of who and what this guy is:
After I admonished him on his post to Kav, I got berated about how he is a leader. I informed the retard that receiving a commission has nothing to do with being a leader.
I was going to blow him off as I usually do but this has been bothering me since he PM'd me.
I would not under most circumstances ever post someone's PM but in this case, you can see that he say's he is going to post it himself.
Notice he can't even get my name correct. Just proof of who and what this guy is:
I tend to stay out of these things; but this time Irish, you way overstepped your bounds. Military mindset or not. What you wrote was, at best, in poor taste. I don't think I've read horseshiet the likes of which you put out yesterday in a long time. I hope to never read anything like it again. It disgusted me.
Wear the bung-vatar well. You've earned it.
Wear the bung-vatar well. You've earned it.
Milk
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PapaKeith,
Its an Asstar, not a bung-vatar! Get it right! :P
After reading that crap that he PM'd "Steve," he is even more deserving of this this "award." Its one thing to say nonsensical stuff on the boards, but to show no compassion, for a "brother" of the military as he calls him, is ridiculous. If he was truly ever a "brother," Irish would see that he needed an ear, not a slap in the face, or the truth as his limited mind called it. Even a military mind has a heart and feelings.
Its an Asstar, not a bung-vatar! Get it right! :P
After reading that crap that he PM'd "Steve," he is even more deserving of this this "award." Its one thing to say nonsensical stuff on the boards, but to show no compassion, for a "brother" of the military as he calls him, is ridiculous. If he was truly ever a "brother," Irish would see that he needed an ear, not a slap in the face, or the truth as his limited mind called it. Even a military mind has a heart and feelings.
That load of crap is coming from a ROTC'y Boy Scout.
Irish... I've got to tell you. You're an insult to anyone who has, or is serving (and I mean ACTUALLY SERVING, not playing army in college). You need to take your 30 year old ROTC ass back to class and STAND DOWN.
Irish... I've got to tell you. You're an insult to anyone who has, or is serving (and I mean ACTUALLY SERVING, not playing army in college). You need to take your 30 year old ROTC ass back to class and STAND DOWN.
I was hoping it was maybe a banishment-vatar.
It's the whole "I'm a leader" crap that gets me. If this kid were to ever have to lead our sons in action (God forbid) I get the feeling a friendly piece of 7.62 would tumble his way. Man grow up.
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OK so Irish feels (I can't really use "thinks" since he obviously doesn't) it needs to be told like it is.
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OK. Irish it seems you have spent too much time watching Mail Call and have burned through multiple copies of Full Metal Jacket. The cold hard fact is you seem to be more akin to Frank Burns in M.A.S.H.
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OK. Irish it seems you have spent too much time watching Mail Call and have burned through multiple copies of Full Metal Jacket. The cold hard fact is you seem to be more akin to Frank Burns in M.A.S.H.
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:think: I was thinking Niedermier
truespode
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Irish,
A couple years ago I worked for a great man. He was retired US Army Airborne. He retired as a full bird Colonel and at one time served under Colin Powell when Powell was with the Joint Chiefs.
That man is a leader. That man understands the public. That man understands humility. That man understands character.
My father also served in Vietnam and received a full body cast, more scars than I have hair, a few purple hearts and was sent back in. He served his country well and when he retired he took a job as a contractor doing the same job at the same base he retired from.
My father had someone close to him attempt suicide. He fully understands the mindset of a service man and one who needs support and help.
That man is a leader. That man understands the public. That man understands humility. That man understands character.
My Grandfather served with the 10th Mountain Division in World War II. He chewed the same dirt as Bob Dole when Bob Dole got wounded and lost his arm. He was awarded the Bronze star during that campaign (watch the History Channel's Winter Warriors for some reference).
My Grandfather laid in his casket as we all awaited to go out to pay our respects when a father and daughter who had been estranged for 18 years were re-united and given the opportunity to rekindle and repair a relationship. My Grandfather from his casket has done more good for humanity than you appear to do with your posts.
He too has dealt with suicide in his life from people close to him.
That man was a leader. That man understood the public. That man understood humility. That man understood character.
I have someone close to me who once attempted suicide. He did not do it for sympathy, he did not do it to hurt anyone, he did it for reasons you nor I will fully understand. He now is very successful, has repaired the damage he has done to his family and become a self-made man.
I believe him to have more leadership, character and humility than you show in your posts.
I am but a goof. I am nothing more than a man behind a computer screen. But through those leaders above and many more that I have met I have learned honor. I have learned humility (even when it is hard to see) and I hope to one day achieve 10% of the character they have.
I humbly ask yourself to learn. To listen. To go back and find a true leader and a true person of respect. I just hope you have not lost too much already so as not to recognize one when you see one.
Ivan
A couple years ago I worked for a great man. He was retired US Army Airborne. He retired as a full bird Colonel and at one time served under Colin Powell when Powell was with the Joint Chiefs.
That man is a leader. That man understands the public. That man understands humility. That man understands character.
My father also served in Vietnam and received a full body cast, more scars than I have hair, a few purple hearts and was sent back in. He served his country well and when he retired he took a job as a contractor doing the same job at the same base he retired from.
My father had someone close to him attempt suicide. He fully understands the mindset of a service man and one who needs support and help.
That man is a leader. That man understands the public. That man understands humility. That man understands character.
My Grandfather served with the 10th Mountain Division in World War II. He chewed the same dirt as Bob Dole when Bob Dole got wounded and lost his arm. He was awarded the Bronze star during that campaign (watch the History Channel's Winter Warriors for some reference).
My Grandfather laid in his casket as we all awaited to go out to pay our respects when a father and daughter who had been estranged for 18 years were re-united and given the opportunity to rekindle and repair a relationship. My Grandfather from his casket has done more good for humanity than you appear to do with your posts.
He too has dealt with suicide in his life from people close to him.
That man was a leader. That man understood the public. That man understood humility. That man understood character.
I have someone close to me who once attempted suicide. He did not do it for sympathy, he did not do it to hurt anyone, he did it for reasons you nor I will fully understand. He now is very successful, has repaired the damage he has done to his family and become a self-made man.
I believe him to have more leadership, character and humility than you show in your posts.
I am but a goof. I am nothing more than a man behind a computer screen. But through those leaders above and many more that I have met I have learned honor. I have learned humility (even when it is hard to see) and I hope to one day achieve 10% of the character they have.
I humbly ask yourself to learn. To listen. To go back and find a true leader and a true person of respect. I just hope you have not lost too much already so as not to recognize one when you see one.
Ivan
- Jun 20, 1999
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Ivan, :worship: Very well put!!
zio
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http://www.dirtrider.net/forums3/showthread.php?s=&threadid=80762
Is this some kind of joke? If it is, I don't get it. I can't wait until DW. I've just got to see this guy in real life. For now, all I can picture is Dickie Peterson, Cherub of Justice
"Woodchuck to Gray Squirrel, come in Gray Squirrel"
Is this some kind of joke? If it is, I don't get it. I can't wait until DW. I've just got to see this guy in real life. For now, all I can picture is Dickie Peterson, Cherub of Justice
"Woodchuck to Gray Squirrel, come in Gray Squirrel"
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After T H I S thread, Click H E R E I thought he may have learned a valuable lesson. I can't say that I always appreciated your threads Irish, but some were entertaining or amusing. The latest was definitely not. I can appreciate honesty, I can appreciate someone's opinion whether I agree with it or not, but sometimes it is just better to keep your mouth shut. I hope you stay around, but I also hope you learn when "less is more".
- Apr 17, 2002
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That AV doesn't do him justice. Where's the brown smear on the nose?
Sorry Irish, but you've crossed the line WAY too many times with your GI Joe-wannabe attitude. Your ROTC training gives you no right to act like an a-s-s towards people to make yourself appear high and mighty. I have never been so disgusted with someone in uniform in my life and that's saying a LOT. Leave or stay, I couldn't care less. Just stay away from me.
Sorry Irish, but you've crossed the line WAY too many times with your GI Joe-wannabe attitude. Your ROTC training gives you no right to act like an a-s-s towards people to make yourself appear high and mighty. I have never been so disgusted with someone in uniform in my life and that's saying a LOT. Leave or stay, I couldn't care less. Just stay away from me.
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Congrats Irish. wear it proudly
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Sometimes "freedom of expression" is a wonderful thing :think:
Jamir
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First of all, what the hell did that mean? Violent/non violent? OK. I was not aware that you could be both at the same time. I think that Irish's attempts to sound intelligent have once again fallen sadly short of the mark.
I had to go back and read that whole thread again because I was in total disbelief. Irish, go the hell away and don't come back again. If I were Kav, I would highjack an F-14 and fly my ass back here and drop a bomb or two right on your dumb ass for saying something like that. What kind of tool would sit there and tell a guy that the cat he looked up to all of his like was a worthless POS? You must have crap for brains boy because anyone with more than one cell up there would have thought before posting such a stupid remark. Here this guy is over there defending your ROTC butt and you jack him in the jaw with that nonsense. Get back to the cafateria line junior because you crap is no longer needed here!!!!
Good day.
