http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor.../military_gays

"Since "don't ask, don't tell" was adopted in 1994, nearly 10,000 military personnel have been discharged — including linguists, nuclear warfare experts and other key specialists."

I wonder how many cunniliguists were discharged?

 

your user name reflects your posts 100%

 

*nods in approval of daredevils post*

 

Great, just what we needed, Dre has a protege.

 

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i will call him mini me

 

Yeah this dip **** knows it isn't allowed.
But he still chooses to go and tell a C.O. after the milatery trys to be cool about it and turn the other way with dont ask dont tell and stll he wants to be the cool guy ***k him he got what he deserved

 

There's always more to these types of stories then meets the eye and i've covered it before. Leave it to the San Fransissy limp wrists to write a story about the military they know so much about that they couldn't even get his MOS correct... I think "EOD Team leader" OR "89D--Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Specialist" is what they meant.

I'm sure this guy cried himself to sleep at night because "he was fighting for freedoms he didn't have himself." *sarcasm*

He probably was a major ****bag that got what he deserved after being presured to do his job better through harsh discipline. Seen it a handful of times from soldiers that got homesick or couldn't "fit-in" the platoon.

They'd claim to be gay, the Plt Sgt. would drop his pants and tell him to start sucking. If he did he'd be on a plane the next day no questions asked, seriously. If he didn't then he'd get his bags smoked till he puked, suck it up (no pun) with a grain of salt and do his damn job like a solider. <--- what a concept!

I knew a couple men in the Army that told me they were gay personally and I promised not to tell. These guys are still my friends and are among the finest soldiers i've worked with. Being "gay" is a giant cop-out in the Armed forces!

 

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