Belly35;1153919 wrote: From viewing this group I would not want to be on a mission with any of them ...

justincredible;1153929 wrote:/distance runner'd

ccrunner609;1153928 wrote:A few general observations:

None of those guys look like they have worked out a day in their life. Lots of soft tissue on our fighting me.

None of them know how to fight.

Ytowngirlinfla;1153877 wrote:Well for one it's not their ship, it's the Navy's ship. Marines don't do anything except eat and workout (and beat the **** outta each other) when they are attached to a ship.

bases_loaded;1154739 wrote:And then leave the ship to see combat some never coming back while you hang out "working" on your safe haven.

Some are clueless mofo I'm Army but I understand the valuable contribution the other branches of the Military provide to the overall well being of all the troops. There are jobs to do and commitment to be made by individuals that within itself is honorable and should be respected. Sure the on the ground soldier duties are dangerous, difficult and stressful however others that serve in the military also provide skilled position that supports the efforts <o></o>

Belly35;1154745 wrote:Some are clueless mofo I'm Army but I understand the valuable contribution the other branches of the Military provide to the overall well being of all the troops. There are jobs to do and commitment to be made by individuals that within itself is honorable and should be respected. Sure the on the ground soldier duties are dangerous, difficult and stressful however others that serve in the military also provide skilled position that supports the efforts <o></o>
Respect the commitment, dedication and duty &#8230;&#8230;. Those are things many can&#8217;t do and have done

Steel Valley Football;1153888 wrote:OMG it's not their ship. Someone change the title to "a" ship ASAP.

Belly35;1154745 wrote:Some are clueless mofo I'm Army but I understand the valuable contribution the other branches of the Military provide to the overall well being of all the troops. There are jobs to do and commitment to be made by individuals that within itself is honorable and should be respected. Sure the on the ground soldier duties are dangerous, difficult and stressful however others that serve in the military also provide skilled position that supports the efforts <o></o>
Respect the commitment, dedication and duty &hellip;&hellip;. Those are things many can&rsquo;t do and have done

Steel Valley Football;1154794 wrote:Save the preaching.

Her comment deserved his.

bases_loaded;1154809 wrote:First I respect you more than any poster on here and am thankful to never had to go through what you did fresh out of highschool.

As someone who couldn't serve but have a brother and uncle currently serving I get tired of seeing our resident Navy people ****ting on the Marines. My uncle is an F18 pilot but spent his last tour on the ground at Camp Leatherneck, everyday there were multiple boots lined up, everyday someone under 21 wasnt coming home. They were doing more than eating and lifting when they left their water taxi. So excuse me while I say STFU to the skirt on the boat.

Ytowngirlinfla;1154811 wrote:I never asked for the title to be changed. For one if you were ever in the Navy like I am then you would understand what happens and what goes on. So STFU.

Sonofanump;1154808 wrote:OMG, Someone should change the title to "a Navy" ship ASAP.

Steel Valley Football;1154868 wrote:Why?

Steel Valley Football;1154868 wrote:Why?

Curly J;1154875 wrote:Because others might think it was on a Shrimpin' Boat.

Steel Valley Football;1154897 wrote:Why?

Curly J;1154965 wrote:To not be confused with a Crabbin' Boat.

Steel Valley Football;1154842 wrote:Ok, sweet tits. The whole title change thing was a sarcastic joke, which you apparently missed; but it was because of your snippy comment.

Secondly, your condescending workout comment deserved his rebuttal. If you can't see that then you're clueless.

Ytowngirlinfla;1155235 wrote:Maybe when you step onto a ship and see that is what happens then you can make a comment. I'm definitely not clueless. I just take pride in my ship that we take care of. Just like Marines take pride in what they do as they should.

Steel Valley Football;1155294 wrote:Ok, let's break it down then.

You're statement was that ALL marines do when they get on a ship was eat, work out, and fight each other. Based on that, if marines do ANYTHING else at all while on a ship then your comment is not the truth.

Additionally, my only comment regarding that was that it deserved his rebuttal. The reason being is that it was disrespectful (which I only implied) and that if you didnt get that then you are clueless.

Was it not disrespectful?

Steel Valley Football;1155294 wrote:Ok, let's break it down then.

You're statement was that ALL marines do when they get on a ship was eat, work out, and fight each other. Based on that, if marines do ANYTHING else at all while on a ship then your comment is not the truth.

Additionally, my only comment regarding that was that it deserved his rebuttal. The reason being is that it was disrespectful (which I only implied) and that if you didnt get that then you are clueless.

Was it not disrespectful?

Belly35;1155299 wrote:Does a ship have dock appeal ? :laugh:

Ytowngirlinfla;1155298 wrote:How is it disrespectful when it's true that is all the do when they are on a ship? So again you step a foot on a ship and tell me they do anything different. They are ship riders that is it.