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April 20, 2004 by greywar
Which Penny Arcade character are you? Link This is an easy one as there are really only 2 option unless you want to do more research into the comic strip yourselves…. But I personally am…..
April 20, 2004 by greywar
Which Penny Arcade character are you? Link This is an easy one as there are really only 2 option unless you want to do more research into the comic strip yourselves…. But I personally am…..
April 20, 2004 by greywar
The Fall The Fall        I gleefully plotted the fall of Knuckles. Well that is a bit of an overstatement. While it was true that the back of my mind knew that I had to give a good account of myself to him in order to continue my climb up the ladder of dominance in the unit I never actively plotted any of what actually occurred. My self destructive nature simply played into his desire for acceptance by someone he perceived as a leader. The synergy this generated would damn near...
April 19, 2004 by greywar
Deadly Charisma (Part 4) Deadly Charisma (Part 4) The Fall (or) Legends of the Fall II: On the Balcony with the Drunken Man-Ape. Golden Path and I was pretty sure I wouldn’t even end up as a sandworm to boot. SSG C deemd me worthy of enough of his time for me to relate my experience with not only our Guardrail collection system but several other systems as well like the U-2 , EP-3 , and ARL aircraft. He was mightily impressed by all of this ...
April 16, 2004 by greywar
Deadly Charisma (Part 3) Like I said, I knew I was fucked. There was no way I was going to survive a one year tour of this place if I had to work for some gung-ho “Hooah!” spouting jackasito! Understand that I had run afoul of “his kind” before and it there had been some rather bloody and under-handed battles fought for ascendancy. The difference was that in this unit here at Ft. Hood I would not have my usual advantage : The Mission. You see in all my previous assignments I had been invol...
April 15, 2004 by greywar
Normally I am not a big fan of posting simple links to other sites, but this simply sickens me and I think it deserves what ever amout of traffic I can direct to it. Link How we could even *consider* dealing with a "political" movement that is this degenerate is completely beyond the pale. {credit LGF}
April 15, 2004 by greywar
     As you may have gleaned from my earlier articles I am a Sergeant in the U.S. Army. I have been on active duty for going on 13 years and have nearly a decade of that spent as a Non-Commisioned Officer (NCO).      When I joined the Army in 1992 the military was in a period of heavy transition from the Reagan/Bush years and the drawdown into the Clinton/Post Desert Storm years. During this timeframe the cultural changes in the Army were nothing l...
April 14, 2004 by greywar
Deadly Charisma (Pt. 2) As everyone returned from Exodus the company decided to forgo the PT session on the actual day of return. Instead we all simply met in the company’s back room at 0900. In come the troops, the first one that caught my eye as a slightly chunky white private with her hair done in cornrows (against Army regs as being faddish) PVT Hick , the second was a short and skinny little blonde kid who had obviously frosted the tips of his hair bleach white (same problem as...
April 13, 2004 by greywar
DEADLY CHARISMA (Pt. 1) One of the reasons I wanted to start writing here was to help straighten out some of the jumbled memories I have accumulated over the years. Of particular interest to me, (and no one else in all likelihood), are the memories of the last 4 years or so. This time frame encompassed vast changes in my life and psyche. I will be publishing this bit of time largely under the title of Deadly Charisma in serialized bits for easy consumption and to avoid lengthy posts rem...
April 12, 2004 by greywar
     Although my readers may not agree, I personally find that I am much more eloquent as a writer than as a speaker. This becomes painfully obvious when I speak to someone on the phone. Once I am deprived of the time to think out my statements beforehand I become a taciturn twit (the vocab is in homage to Dan K.). When you couple this with the removal of body language and other non-verbal cues I would normally receive in a face to face conversation I become positively autist...
April 12, 2004 by greywar
Some of the old BBS hands out there may remember the door game melee. For years it was one of the most in-depth gladiator simulations ever made. In fact it still stands as a monument to games that favor depth and complexity over flash and fanfare. This being said I want to let anyone who stumbles on this know that the original developer Banzai software (with whom I am in no way affiliated) has resumed work on a newer version. The developer (and some of us gamers) would appreciate anyon...
April 12, 2004 by greywar
To the extremely few who will find the time to read my ramblings, thanks for stopping by. This blog will keep the Jack Daniels inspirations for posterity, such as it is. Grab an article and join the fray.