Nick Named : Chiprj years in Joeuser : Just about two and a half years here Articles released : 386 referals : I'm not sure where to find an number without going through all my pages and adding it up manually but I have nearly 4,000 from google alone Most successfull article : If You've Ever Been SOL After LFG Most Enjoyed Article of mine : Something I never want to do again... fav joe writers : greywar (when he's writing)
Sweet. But did I make it into the hall of fame??? Sadlyl, I must report that as a "Negatroni, Big Baloney"... But there is always next year!
"Hello? Could someone wave their arms? Hello? It's dark in here... Hello?" BWAHAHAHAHAHA!
I managed to suggest on one of his posts that maybe he blew his load a bit early and that maybe if he teased us with just one post and kept us waiting a while (I helpfully suggested a year), he might get a better reaction...
With a $600 pricetag (that's before any games)I'm not too sure PS3 will be a success. Who knows; this may end up help out PC gaming. I read somewhere that the difference in price between the PS3 and the XBox 360 is two years of online/live gaming with the systems (which PS3 throws in for free?), which w
Dude, you seriously blew your wad too fast... Should have teased us with part one and then made us wait a while (maybe a year?) before you posted anything more...
Recently added about 1000 more songs from old mp3 CDs I found. Life is a Cabaret - Me First and the Gimme Gimmes I Hope You Dance - Lee Ann Womack The Hounds of Winter - Sting Deathwish - The Police Take Me Home - Concrete Blonde Red Sector A - Rush You Give Love A Bad Name - Bon Jovi Brand New Hero - Reel Big Fish Prayer For The Dying - Seal You're Only Human - Billy Joel
Sado-masochistic zombie deer I remember these guys. Good times!
I won't be getting a PS3 any time soon, I figure, so I don't have a whole lot to say about it. But.... that commercial with the baby doll freaks me out, man! Totally gives me the willies.
Busy blogging day for me today... Maybe I'm making a comeback to regular stuff or maybe I'm just teasing the three of you that still check this site once a month. HAHA! So, what better day than today to have a power outage in the school? I mean, it is the 65th Anniversary of DLI an
Just another no news flash from email, just less sexy than my last one . In a report released by Reporters Without Borders , North Korea "<a href="http://www.theage.com.au/news/web/north-korea-remains-worst-internet-black-hole-in-the-world/2006/
Today we are celebrating the 65th Anniversary of the Defense Language Institute. There will be a number of special things going on today, to include the inaugural induction ceremony to the DLI Hall of Fame . We have a bunch of special visitors coming out, including Secreta
I should just go stand in the corner and pee on my shoes or something. Awesome! I laughed out loud reading that line. Thanks for the Monday humor.
I love quizzes. I'm not posting any answers because, to be frank, it was not challenging enough for me (and no, I don't have a Mensa IQ!). How about another soon? Most of the answers were already posted by people before you. To be frank, you sound like an asshole. How about not coming back soon.</font
can I study abroad in S. Korea? That made me spit coke zero out of my nose.
(pic not working?) Works for me, but I had to right click and choose "show picture"... could be set up in my computer's memory, though.
Browsing news headlines in email this morning and I just had to share this one. South Korea moves to legalize miniskirts . Now, I've spent some time in Korea and I never knew it was against the law to wear mini skirts or short, hot pants. Even in the winter with sn
Well, another funeral detail cycle has come and gone. We had a busy last week on duty, though. There were two full honors services last Friday and then a two man service on Monday. The service on Monday was actually for a retired Sailor of 22 years but it was being held in a funeral home in downtown Salinas and the funeral home recommended to the famil
I like the "easy stumble distance"...is that kinda like the distance from the barracks to Kemo'o Farms? . It was almost exactly (as near as I can measure while in stumbling condition) the same distance!
And here I thought it was going to be from a driver as they passed you on the road... HAHA!
When you are in the service and stationed overseas, you get military TV channels. The Armed Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) has tried to do their best to provide decent programming for the people overseas but one thing that you're stuck with is military commercials. They don't charge compa
Nothing productive to add... Just that every time Hooters comes up in conversation, I have to point out that for years, I lived within "easy stumble distance" to the very first Hooters ever. I remember the first time I ever got carded there for beer was my 21st birthday. HAHA!
I don't think you're allowed to use the name of a JU blogger in your title... It could be considered inflammatory... BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
I have always liked the title/subtitle of your post. Another related one I've picked up in the Army is the 6 P's. Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance. Tell your dispatcher that one! HAHA!
When I was in Korea the first time, we had a guy working in the unit mailroom that turned out to be a total criminal. HAHA! He would "lose" mail behind the safe for people that he didn't want to give mail to. He was finally caught after he was supposed to mail a very important package for the unit. The old head of the NRO was retiring and as a goodbye gift, they sent a folded flag all over the world to every platform that reported to the old NRO.
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