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Offline reptile610

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life of a sailor
« on: July 01, 2009, 12:37:06 AM »
more a surface fleet thing but still funny.  ;D

How To Simulate The Life Of A Sailor (worth the read, I was in tears.)

Buy a steel dumpster, paint it haze-gray inside and out, and live in it for six months.
Run all the pipes and wires in your house exposed on the walls.
Repaint your entire house every month. Color Choices-Haze Grey or Dark Grey
Renovate your bathroom (and henceforth always refer to it as the "head"). Build a wall across the middle of the bathtub(shower-stall) and move the showerhead to chest level. When you take a shower, make sure you turn off the water while you soap down. (Wet down, turn off water, soap down, Turn on water rinse down! Navy Shower) (Hollywood Showers are showers that last more than one(1) Minute)
Raise the thresholds and lower the headers of your front and back doors so that you either trip or bang your head every time you pass through them.
Disassemble and inspect your lawn-mower every week.
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, turn your water heater temperature up to 200 degrees. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, turn the water heater off. On Saturdays and Sundays tell your family they use too much water during the week, so no bathing will be allowed. (call it "water hours")
Raise your bed to within 6 inches of the ceiling, so you can't turn over without getting out and then getting back in. Put all your clothes under your mattress to press them!
Sleep on the shelf in your closet. Replace the closet door with a curtain. Have your spouse whip open the curtain about 3 hours after you go to sleep, shine a flashlight in your eyes, and say "Sorry, wrong rack."
Make your family qualify to operate each appliance in your house -dishwasher operator, blender technician, etc. (call it "PQS- Qualifications")
Have your neighbor come over each day at 6 am, blow a whistle loudly, and shout "Reveille, reveille, all hands heave out and trice up."
Have your mother-in-law write down everything she's going to do the following day, then have her make you stand in your back yard at 6 am while she reads it to you. (call it "Morning Muster Call")
Submit a request chit to your father-in-law requesting permission to leave your house before 3 pm. (call it "Early-Liberty")
Empty all the garbage bins in your house and sweep the driveway three times a day, whether it needs it or not. (Stop referring to the garbage bins as "SHIT-CAN's")
Have your neighbor collect all your mail for a month, read your magazines, and randomly lose every 5th item before delivering it to you. (call it "Mail Call")
Watch no TV except for movies played in the middle of the night. Have your family vote on which movie to watch, then show a different one. (call it "Movie Call")
Make your family menu a week ahead of time without consulting the pantry or refrigerator.
Post a menu on the kitchen door informing your family that they are having steak for dinner. Then make them wait in line for an hour. When they finally get to the kitchen, tell them you are out of steak, but they can have dried ham or hot dogs or a horse cock sandwich . Repeat daily until they ignore the menu and just ask for hot dogs.( Horse cock= BOLOGNA)
Bake a cake. Prop up one side of the pan so the cake bakes unevenly. Spread icing real thick to level it off.
Get up every night around midnight and have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich OR HORSE COCK on stale bread. (Midrats=MIDNIGHT RATIONS)
Set your alarm clock to go off at random times during the night. At the alarm, jump up and dress as fast as you can, making sure to button your top shirt button and tuck your pants into your socks. Run out into the backyard and uncoil the garden hose. (call it "FIRE DRILL")
Every week or so, throw your dog in the pool and shout, "Man overboard port side!" Rate your family members on how fast they respond.
Put the headphones from your stereo on your head, but don't plug them in. Hang a paper cup around your neck on a string. Stand in front of the stove, and speak into the paper cup "Stove manned and ready." After an hour or so, speak into the cup again "Stove secured." Roll up the headphones and paper cup and stow them in a shoebox. (SOUND-POWERED TELEPHONES)
Place a podium at the end of your driveway. Have your family stand watches at the podium, rotating at 4 hour intervals. This is best done when the weather is worst. January is a good time. (call it "QUARTERDECK WATCH")
When there is a thunderstorm in your area, get a wobbly rocking chair, sit in it and rock as hard as you can until you become nauseous. Make sure to have a supply of stale crackers in your shirt pocket and a bucket so you can puke in it.
Make coffee using eighteen scoops of budget priced coffee grounds per pot, and allow the pot to simmer for 5 hours before drinking. Or go to boiler room for some BT (Boiler Tech) coffee made from feed water, nasty tasting stuff, but you get used to it, drinking hot coffee when in 145 down there in front of the boilers, that's a cool day! In the Persian Gulf it gets hotter!
Have someone under the age of ten give you a haircut with sheep shears, and tell the barber just a little off the sides.
Sew the back pockets of your jeans on the front.
Lock yourself and your family in the house for six weeks. Tell them that at the end of the 6th week you are going to take them to Disney World for "liberty." At the end of the 6th week, inform them the trip to Disney World has been canceled because they need to get ready for an inspection, and it will be another week before they can leave the house because you failed inspection, or you have ORI coming up.
Have you wife press your skivvies, no starch!
Get drunk and wind up in a tattoo parlor getting a tattoo on your wife's butt cheeks or a Choo Choo train coming out your butt hole.
Eat your meal in less than 5 minutes to keep in practice, chewing not required!
Shout out every time a women comes into your room, "female in quarters"!
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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #1 on: July 01, 2009, 01:56:45 PM »
HAve you even been out to SEA YET????

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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #2 on: July 01, 2009, 08:36:19 PM »
this was a post on the oahu jeepers forum from a surface guy and i thought it was funny so i posted it here. and nope. wont be going out to sea until i get to be boat.
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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #3 on: July 03, 2009, 03:02:04 AM »
sailor??  i thought you were a semen...oops meant seamen...

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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #4 on: July 03, 2009, 01:49:01 PM »
still a sailor but to b technical im a submariner  ;D and im not good enough to b seamen yet lol only a seamen apprentice right now.
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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #5 on: July 03, 2009, 03:23:08 PM »

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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #6 on: July 03, 2009, 10:58:30 PM »
still a sailor but to b technical im a submariner  ;D and im not good enough to b seamen yet lol only a seamen apprentice right now.

If you have never been on a boat and never been to sea, then one could assume that you do not have your fish and there for cannot rightfully call yourself a submariner.
We are a brotherhood that one must join by proving himself worthy to wear the emblem.

Sorry, as of right now you are nothing but a CO2 producing, Potty water wasting, san tank filling, SKIP. (Submarine Knowledge Impaired Person)
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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #7 on: July 04, 2009, 02:22:26 PM »
still a sailor but to b technical im a submariner  ;D and im not good enough to b seamen yet lol only a seamen apprentice right now.

If you have never been on a boat and never been to sea, then one could assume that you do not have your fish and there for cannot rightfully call yourself a submariner.
We are a brotherhood that one must join by proving himself worthy to wear the emblem.

Sorry, as of right now you are nothing but a CO2 producing, Potty water wasting, non-jeep fixing, san tank filling, SKIP. (Submarine Knowledge Impaired Person)
;D

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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #8 on: July 04, 2009, 04:20:33 PM »
still a sailor but to b technical im a submariner  ;D and im not good enough to b seamen yet lol only a seamen apprentice right now.

If you have never been on a boat and never been to sea, then one could assume that you do not have your fish and there for cannot rightfully call yourself a submariner.
We are a brotherhood that one must join by proving himself worthy to wear the emblem.

Sorry, as of right now you are nothing but a CO2 producing, Potty water wasting, san tank filling, SKIP. (Submarine Knowledge Impaired Person)

Right now my favorite replacement for the now banned term "Non-Useful Body" or "NUB" is "Currently Unqualified Naval Trainee" or, well, you can figure it out...

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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #9 on: July 04, 2009, 07:04:41 PM »
still a sailor but to b technical im a submariner  ;D and im not good enough to b seamen yet lol only a seamen apprentice right now.

If you have never been on a boat and never been to sea, then one could assume that you do not have your fish and there for cannot rightfully call yourself a submariner.
We are a brotherhood that one must join by proving himself worthy to wear the emblem.

Sorry, as of right now you are nothing but a CO2 producing, Potty water wasting, san tank filling, SKIP. (Submarine Knowledge Impaired Person)

Right now my favorite replacement for the now banned term "Non-Useful Body" or "NUB" is "Currently Unqualified Naval Trainee" or, well, you can figure it out...

ROFL

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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #10 on: July 04, 2009, 08:27:17 PM »
eh, i agree with u gastank but at BESS graduation they kept calling us submariners so who knows. just can't wait to get out and get them fish is all. make the last year of BS pay off.
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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #11 on: July 07, 2009, 10:25:56 PM »
Stand-by shipmate... stand-thefuck-by! Let me know what boat you end up on... I want to be around when you finally understand...

Also, your BESS instructors might have called you submariners, however, as long as you understand that you will not be a submariner in My or any other qualified brothers eyes, then we're all good.

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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #12 on: July 07, 2009, 11:03:57 PM »
yeah, i can't wait to get out and earn my dolphins. been waiting along time to prove myself.
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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #13 on: July 08, 2009, 12:04:23 AM »
Stand-by shipmate... stand-thefuck-by! Let me know what boat you end up on... I want to be around when you finally understand...

Also, your BESS instructors might have called you submariners, however, as long as you understand that you will not be a submariner in My or any other qualified brothers eyes, then we're all good.



Get 'em Gastank. Hey, when you coming back to the real world anyway?

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Re: life of a sailor
« Reply #14 on: July 08, 2009, 02:29:28 AM »
AHOOOOOOOOGA!!!
FOR SALE:  2000 TJ with some stuff and uber low mileage.  $9500 obo. Come to Texas and buy my junk!!!

I like to smash things!!!!