Haw haw

[Edwina's Secretary]

If the sender and recipient don't speak the same language, the message is garbled.

If the medium restricts portions of the message (as text on a message board certainly does) content is lost.

Servicemembers, former and present, speak the same lingo, and have similar experiences. There's a disconnect in the language that just can't be overcome at times if you haven't been there.

Then why don't you guys take this talk to a medium that doesn't restrict portions of your message?


Where there is no disconnect?

Where your message isn't garbled?

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Then why don't you guys take this talk to a medium that doesn't restrict portions of your message?


Where there is no disconnect?

Where your message isn't garbled?

Quoted before the edit or delete.

[Lady's Human]

Then why don't you guys take this talk to a medium that doesn't restrict portions of your message?


Where there is no disconnect?

Where your message isn't garbled?

The disconnect is largely created by the difference between "soldier talk" and the language the rest of the populace of the US speaks.

The subject was brought up on this forum, and WAS being discussed in a civil manner................

When soldiers talk about doing stupid things, it has a different meaning.

[wombat2u2004]

Then why don't you guys take this talk to a medium that doesn't restrict portions of your message?


Where there is no disconnect?

Where your message isn't garbled?

Who invited you ???
Haven't you got obituaries to read ???

[Edwina's Secretary]

Who invited you ???
Haven't you got obituaries to read ???

Sorry....you have me mixed up with Grace. Her thread is here

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Who invited you ???
Haven't you got obituaries to read ???

Silly Aussie, its not Sunday.

Sorry....you have me mixed up with Grace. Her thread is here