Manliest Man Awards

[jtriron]

Go back and read some of his posts, both before he was banned and after he returned. He is either a major troll or has an inferiority complex as big as Texas.

I suspect his time here is limited.

Hope so

 

[robocop10mm]

Harrrumph!

 

[zembonez]

IAVA - Women in the Military | Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America

I am a former U.S. Marine but here is an "Army" website for you.

Regardless of your opinion, women have traditionally been behind the scenes in military conflicts. I stand by my original post.

This thread is called MANLIEST MAN AWARDS so unless the Army is grafting balls on these women before the ship out, this argument is pointless anyway.

 

[APatriot]

I'll think about including the women when they get to go do something besides working behind the lines.

If you wish to stand by your post that is ok. I was simply providing you documentation in response to the above. It is not my opinion, it is fact and the website I provided illustrates that fact.

Times have changed and women do serve "at the front" regardless of how you and I may personally feel about it. That is all.

 

[zembonez]

That is all.

Well thank goodness.

 

[jimbo]

hope so

me too

 

[texas skeeter]

Jack Bauer!

i still cant see ole Keifer as a tough guy!!

 

[Dawico]

I would like to nominate Pat Tillman also. He turned down millions of dollars to serve his country and finish the duty that he signed up for. He could have gotten out of it probably, but chose not to. He knew the risks, and went anyway. RIP Pat.

I think Bruce Willis is another good candidate. He is a champion for our gun rights in the face of the Hollywood elite that think we shouldn't have any guns. He is right up the with Charlton Heston.

How about the NYC Firefighters that died on 9/11. They should be recognized also, along with the passengers on the flight that crashed that day in Pennsylvania (can't remember the number right now).

 

[Texan2]

...the guy from the dos xx commercials and optimus prime....

roflmao!!!