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Topic: X rated...US Army (Read 437 times)
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Pedalkisses
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When his son refused to get a job, his father insisted he join the army.
At the induction physical, the medical doctor directed the reluctant recruit to read the eye chart across the room. "What chart doc?" the young man asked. "The one on the wall!" ?The doctor said. "What wall?" Sensing he had a deadbeat on his hands, the doctor asked his beautiful nurse to strip and walk in naked. "What do you see now son?" "Doc, I can't see a thing, I'm blind as a bat." "Well, you may not see anything," the doctor said, "but your dick is pointing straight toward Fort Campbell." "Welcome to the U.S. Army Boy."
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Capt Jack
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 I know JUST the person to send that to.
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Spook50
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I'm sure there's an Air Force version of that joke, but I shudder to think of how THAT one goes...
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BOOM shalock-lock boom...
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Ciscodog
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Hey - I'm at Fort Campbell and I didn't get that eye test!!!!! 
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Walter 1981 Dodge Aries 451 B1/BS Best 1/4 9.871 at 136.01mph 1969 Dart Swinger 431 B1/BS Best 1/4 10.649 at 126.45mph Racing Pro in street trim. 1981 Plymouth Reliant 400 http://bbdart.com/parts/parts.html
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flyboy01
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I'm sure there's an Air Force version of that joke, but I shudder to think of how THAT one goes...
I forgot you were AF, this one is for you. Subject: Naval Aviator Saves Life of Air Force Pilot AP News 4 April 2008 Pensacola, Florida "Naval Aviator Saves Life of Air Force Pilot in Horse-Back Riding Mishap" An Air Force Pilot assigned to a local fighter wing narrowly escaped serious injury early Friday morning when attempting horseback riding at a local stable with no prior experience. He mounted the horse, unassisted, and the horse immediately began moving. As it galloped along at a steady pace, the pilot began to slip sideways from the saddle. Although attempting to grab for the horse's mane, the Lt. Col. (name withheld) could not get a firm grip. He then threw his arms around the horse's neck but continued to slide down the side of the horse. The horse galloped along, seemingly oblivious to its slipping rider. Finally, losing his grip, the Lt. Col. attempted to leap away from the horse and throw himself to safety, but his foot became entangled in the stirrup. Moments from sliding under the horse, a United States Naval Aviator, also shopping at Wal-Mart, saw the Lt. Col. and unplugged the horse. The Naval Aviator continued shopping; the Air Force Pilot has been submitted for a Bronze Star.
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BigSlim
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UT-OH Here we go boys........... Air Force vs Navy!!!!
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1967 Barracuda 440 fast back 1969 Barracuda 340 Fast back
Great Wife, Kids and many, many blessings!!
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beeprace
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And I am at Ft. Campbell still  Beep Beep Over and Out
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demon340v
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 ! i like the 2nd one alot
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Alyways Imitated..Never! Duplicated~ Project El Diablo (71 Demon) 
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Pedalkisses
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I'm sure there's an Air Force version of that joke, but I shudder to think of how THAT one goes...
I forgot you were AF, this one is for you. Subject: Naval Aviator Saves Life of Air Force Pilot AP News 4 April 2008 Pensacola, Florida "Naval Aviator Saves Life of Air Force Pilot in Horse-Back Riding Mishap" An Air Force Pilot assigned to a local fighter wing narrowly escaped serious injury early Friday morning when attempting horseback riding at a local stable with no prior experience. He mounted the horse, unassisted, and the horse immediately began moving. As it galloped along at a steady pace, the pilot began to slip sideways from the saddle. Although attempting to grab for the horse's mane, the Lt. Col. (name withheld) could not get a firm grip. He then threw his arms around the horse's neck but continued to slide down the side of the horse. The horse galloped along, seemingly oblivious to its slipping rider. Finally, losing his grip, the Lt. Col. attempted to leap away from the horse and throw himself to safety, but his foot became entangled in the stirrup. Moments from sliding under the horse, a United States Naval Aviator, also shopping at Wal-Mart, saw the Lt. Col. and unplugged the horse. The Naval Aviator continued shopping; the Air Force Pilot has been submitted for a Bronze Star. 
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Spook50
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UT-OH Here we go boys........... Air Force vs Navy!!!! 'Sokay. I'm a crew chief, and that sounds pretty typical of some of our pilots 
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BOOM shalock-lock boom...
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flyboy01
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My boss is ex-AF, he has not soken to me since I sent that to him! 
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