jdonn

Shut up boy, your daddy spoke.

jagermeister agrees

Is that York? I soo want to go see it, one of my favorite ways to work.

Loving the 2nd pic... Has a bewitched feeling to it.

Wife is sick... Not going to be able to make it. I have to take care of the kiddos.

Anyone else seeing 20-40 mph wind gusts for tomo?!

Very nice

NO!!! Damn it. Now I know, thanks.

I like the fighter... It's addicting though

If so, my bad... Explain pleae

It's not always stressful but it's controlled. They expect you to build a good training environment where you have the ability to practice what you are expected to do (and deal with) in a combat environment... Strict policy's make the person transition into a soldier and this does not happen in 8 weeks. Look, I am an advocate for liberty. I do not think people should be controlled by rules that take away that liberty. However, when you raise that right hand, you are going above your personal freedom and giving yourself over to the will of the government. That is why Vets are held in such high regard. They gave their freedoms for others to have freedom.

Yea wife takes that to work too... Pretty crappy

I said garrison - that doesn't mean outside the gate. I do think there should be an arms room for soldiers to be able to carry off base.

Not less however, you do have a common enemy. Basic training is not the only time you train and are put in a high stress situations where anger/fatigue/stress is used to make you a better soldier. All of those lesions are constantly grown upon. So no, garrison is NO place to have weapons. In my opinion.

Didn't, but I do now. Thanks jerk

Have you ever been to ft hood? I have. I wouldn't let my 5 year old daughter play outside alone in the projects they call housing. There is a deeper issue here. Some of people that were allowed to join the Army after 911 are not people I would want my children around. Not all, some. I love what the military stands for; that's why I am a government DOD civilian (god knows it's not the pay). However, the lower-standards are the reason I got out of the Army after 7+ years active duty and 3 years reserves. Now, how to mitigate... That I am not sure. One of the largest issues while I was in (till 2011) is that soldiers with mental issues were looked down upon. More awareness for PTSD and the like are a good place to start. You want to take a controlled environment where people are put through stresses you cannot imagine and than add the issue of who is armed? Practice how you play... Make them tired, stressed, angry... Then add a gun the NCO doesn't know about all while trying to enforce a standard? Brilliant.

In some sense... But it was more a terrorist act. He was in the Army, I'll give you that. What I meant was, this was a soldier with mental issues. It's sad that wasn't identified earlier and the risk, mitigated.

Sad part (almost sadder then a jihad) is that it was soldier/soldier... How can we fight the enemy while killing each other. The stupid qualms piss me off... It's pointless. Very sad and very pointless.

Use the desktop version for google

For ios - after you subscribe, this will show you how to "sync" google and OR CAL on iPhone. https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/151674?hl=en&ref_topic=13950

I'm in for sag!!!!!

Might be a good idea, never know when you'll need your ID

Same as last year? Ride alone in the rain?!

Nope, guess not!

Wait... What?!