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That is FANTASTIC. GI's have a strange sense of humor; given the conditions that they sometimes have to work in, it's no surprise that it can be a little "warped" at times. THIS is hilarious, and well done.
Rhythm they do not have, but I LOVE their sense of humor.
No, I can't say I see any "dancing with the stars" candidates in that video...funniest home videos, maybe, but not "dancing with the stars."
Ok, now... don't be dissin' my boys... OMG.. I saw boys who used to come to my home every weekend and every holiday who called me Mom or Aunt or Sis (depending on their ages) in that video but I didn't recognize one face among those actually shown... some things never really change, do they?
LOLOLOL...not dissin them at ALL, it's a damned good video, but they're like me, they don't have the rhythm to be the next Rick James...lol
I support our troops, I support their mission and I support their right not to have rhythm.
What can I say. You have got to love these guys.
I do, as I think you know already.
The fact that they do things to make us smile as well as fight for us.....just shows how great these guys are!~!!
I remember those days...I know what they are doing. They are adding some humor to the insanity of war.
Having been there and wishing I could go back, tears flow and all the wishful thinking in the known universe cannot get me back there physically.
I am with them spiritually and I suppose my eldest will carry my torch with him.
I gave him my pocket Bible that stopped a bullet on a mission far, far away. Hopefully, he will do what he said he would do and carry it in his breast pocket at all times, as I did.
My father carried it in WWII and my brother carried it in Vietnam. It is taped together and the pages are WELL worn plus it has a hole half-way through it.
A Red Cross nurse gave it to my Dad those many years ago in England.
Sorry for the babbling but the video struck a nerve.
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