Life Is Good

[Razor Ramon]

Did you blow them, too?

[Dyne]

Negative. I only do that to your mom.

[DumpTruck]

went out drinking Friday night and my Boss paid for everything for me ....and no I didn't blow him

[Error]

But you wanted to.

[DumpTruck]

Shhhhhhh!!!!!

[DumpTruck]

I didn't wanna blow it, i just wanted it near my mouth

[Rich]

My bro is back in the US after a year in Afghanistan, and will meet his daughter for the first time in a few weeks when he gets back to NY!

[Drewbacca]

I didn't wanna blow it, i just wanted it near my mouth

The smell of a man's taint drives you wild.

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

[Type Ryan]

I was out tonight. Pretty low key evening. A group of 20+ Marines comes walking in to the bar I was at. One got on the bar and started dancing with the girls that were up there. They pulled him down. I pulled him aside and asked if I could buy his squad a round. He said "tell the dj and we'll drink." Went to the dj, he called all Marines to the bar and I got them all a round. EVERY one came up to me and shook my hand. I have never felt so humbled before. They were so appreciative. I told them over and over that I was thank full for what they do (all of them were 3+ years in) and that if I could make their time out a little bit better than it's all worth it. Of course it didn't hurt that I got one of the girls numbers as well =)

I never had the sack to do what they do but I will always respect the hell out of our Armed Forces.

My mom does a lot of shit for the Marines (fundraising, sending care packages, feeding injured ones at Walter Reed, etc.) and has received letters from Generals thanking her for what she's done for them. She feels the same way you did when you bought them a round. I haven't done as much, but I do try to say "Thank you" whenever I see them or anyone else in the military. Those guys and gals go through some serious shit while I'm at work posting on TNL.