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If you saw Commander AWOL doing Guard duty between May and
November of 1972 you could win ten grand (for the USO). !!

If I could remember ANYTHING from 1972, other than a three
finger lid of leafy Mexican cost $15, it would be a friggin'
miracle. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

From: Ken Fortenberry

If you saw Commander AWOL doing Guard duty between May and
November of 1972 you could win ten grand (for the USO). !!

If I could remember ANYTHING from 1972, other than a three
finger lid of leafy Mexican cost $15, it would be a friggin'
miracle. ;-)

So the fact you were drugged out while dubya was in the guard somehow makes you
superior? Fukkin amazing.


George Adams

"All good fishermen stay young until they die, for fishing is the only dream of
youth that doth not grow stale with age."
---- J.W Muller

On 24 Feb 2004 02:55:57 GMT, ojunk (George Adams) wrote:

From: Ken Fortenberry

If you saw Commander AWOL doing Guard duty between May and
November of 1972 you could win ten grand (for the USO). !!

If I could remember ANYTHING from 1972, other than a three
finger lid of leafy Mexican cost $15, it would be a friggin'
miracle. ;-)

So the fact you were drugged out while dubya was in the guard somehow makes you
superior? Fukkin amazing.

Umm....too close to call.

/daytripper (I think the tie-breaker should be DUI arrests ;-)

daytripper wrote:
On 24 Feb 2004 02:55:57 GMT, ojunk (George Adams) wrote:

So the fact you were drugged out while dubya was in the guard somehow makes you
superior? Fukkin amazing.


Umm....too close to call.

/daytripper (I think the tie-breaker should be DUI arrests ;-)

Too funny.

What's overlooked about GWB's National Guard "service" is that when he
graduated from Yale in '68, he jumped right to the head of the pack for
a coveted NG position, ahead of 500 other applicants, despite doing
poorly on an aptitude test. It was essentially a "Get Out of Viet Nam
Free" card, and he got it because of political connections. That isn't
even disputed, and it pretty much sums up GWB's charmed and privileged
life in a nutshell, so to speak.

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rw wrote:

What's overlooked about GWB's National Guard "service" is that when he
graduated from Yale in '68, he jumped right to the head of the pack for
a coveted NG position, ahead of 500 other applicants, despite doing
poorly on an aptitude test. It was essentially a "Get Out of Viet Nam
Free" card, and he got it because of political connections. That isn't
even disputed, and it pretty much sums up GWB's charmed and privileged
life in a nutshell, so to speak.


Yeah, privileged *******. Thank god we'll have a chance to vote for John
Kerry, a good ol' boy just like me. No connections. Just a down home, normal,
everyday kind of guy. I hear he cut his own marble for his house and cast his
own silver dinner ware. I know he's the one who knows all about us average
folks of limited means. I'm looking forward to all of the prosperity that will
come my way when he's elected. I hope he taxes the **** out of all of the rich
*******s who make over $75,000 per year. Folks that rich should be in the 100%
tax bracket. No one should make that much money when there are so many poor
people in this country. It's just not right.

Snoop



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George Adams wrote:

So the fact you were drugged out while dubya was in the guard somehow makes you
superior? Fukkin amazing.

Both of us were drugged out, but only one of us got paid for it.

Yeah, that IS amazing. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

George notes:
So the fact you were drugged out while dubya was in the guard somehow makes
you
superior? Fukkin amazing.

right-o! Our Commander-in-Chief was able to be in the Guard and be righteously
drugged-out, as you put it. Hence, the lack of appearance for physicals once
they started testing for drugs.....
Tom

ojunk (George Adams) wrote in
:

From: Ken Fortenberry

If you saw Commander AWOL doing Guard duty between May and
November of 1972 you could win ten grand (for the USO). !!

If I could remember ANYTHING from 1972, other than a three
finger lid of leafy Mexican cost $15, it would be a friggin'
miracle. ;-)

So the fact you were drugged out while dubya was in the guard somehow
makes you superior? Fukkin amazing.


George Adams

"All good fishermen stay young until they die, for fishing is the only
dream of youth that doth not grow stale with age."
---- J.W
Muller


Now, now. First, I think we all have to agree that we hold the president
to a somewhat higher standard than Ken. Second, Bush might have been every
bit as drugged out. We'd know if they released his arrest record. Hell,
he might have been in the slam at the time in question.

Scott

Scott Seidman wrote:

Now, now. First, I think we all have to agree that we hold the president
to a somewhat higher standard than Ken. Second, Bush might have been every
bit as drugged out. We'd know if they released his arrest record. Hell,
he might have been in the slam at the time in question.

Yes, but we at least know he got paid for it, which the White House
equates with "service."

JR

"George Adams" wrote in message
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From: Ken Fortenberry
snip
If I could remember ANYTHING from 1972, other than a three
finger lid of leafy Mexican cost $15, it would be a friggin'
miracle. ;-)

So the fact you were drugged out while dubya was in the guard somehow
makes you
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
superior? Fukkin amazing.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Geez, when I was student back then, just smoking grass didn't count as being
"drugged out." :-)



George Adams
snip
Cheers, and tight lines,
-Mark