...wrote: found this on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nzpj6oZYSjU&feature=related wasn't sure if any of you had seen it before, so i thought i'd post the link. it made me laugh. Me too! Comedy at it's best! I am currently re-reading Spike's war memoirs which are almost as funny. Quartermaster Crun? No better humor anywhere! -- mad

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... "Kent Finnell" <kentfinn@bellsouth.net> said: Madison ... Metro's red headed step child. Like Rodney Dangerfield, we don't get no respect. Mebbie you guys could secede from the Metro. Set up your own police force, you could be the quartermaster, and that's still only half a word. -- At least we got bin Laden and the WMD, or this horrible war would have been a total waste.

... Carolina Army National Guard Teachey, North Carolina Died of wounds suffered when enemy forces attacked with indirect fire in Baghdad, Iraq, on April 6, 2008 Col. Stephen K. Scott 54 356th Quartermaster Battalion New Market, Alabama One of two soldiers killed when insurgents attacked their unit with indirect fire in Baghdad, Iraq, on April 6, 2008 Maj. Stuart A. Wolfer 36 11th ...

... market was about $4 for 4 liters (slightly more than 1 gallon). Of course, we army personnel could buy quartermaster gasoline at about the same price as in the US at that time (probably about 30 cents).(In those occupation ... on the German market was if we were so unfortunate as to need it when we weren't close to a quartermaster station. So one planned one's trips very carefully!) Jim C.

...powderpuff? The thing you woosies use to apply powder makeup to your faces. A friend of dear old Dad was in the second wave landing on Omaha beach, 6June1944. He was in the Quartermaster Corps. After they'd set up stores just off the beach along comes a group of limpwristed Limey pansies to barter for some tea for their afternoon tea break. I kid you not...

.... True story? Only the bit about the icecream (+ beer + pot etc) A friend of dear old Dad was in the second wave landing on Omaha beach, 6June1944. He was in the Quartermaster Corps. After they'd set up stores just off the beach along comes a group of limpwristed Limey pansies to barter for some tea for their afternoon tea break. I kid you not. :) Oh...

...weaklings who can't fight without your rations of icecream :>and powderpuffs. True story: A friend of dear old Dad was in the second wave landing on Omaha beach, 6June1944. He was in the Quartermaster Corps. After they'd set up stores just off the beach along comes a group of limpwristed Limey pansies to barter for some tea for their afternoon tea break. I kid you not. :) ...

... after refusing to explain to his admiral why he needed to go. Even if the whole scenario had eventually been revealed, Kirk would have spent the rest of his career sitting in a quartermaster's office in some backwater base shipping stocks of reconsitutable meatloaf to freighters making the Rigel run or something. GeneK Yeah, I heard Kirk made the Kessel Run in less than ...

... been eventually cleared. He was ordered not to go to Vulcan after refusing to explain to his admiral why he needed to go. Even if the whole scenario had eventually been revealed, Kirk would have spent the rest of his career sitting in a quartermaster's office in some backwater base shipping stocks of reconsitutable meatloaf to freighters making the Rigel run or something. GeneK