I honestly couldn't care less.

 

While many people believe that wearing the uniform will get you entry to the poon, this is not always the case, especially if you are stationed on a large base. A large base means a greater presence of marines (or soldiers, etc.) and being one of them means you are looked down on by the rest of the surrounding community since they see you so often. Allow me to present exhibit A:



This was a graph that I posted a few years back when I was stationed in San Diego. It is actually very accurate and I did not exaggerate. After joining the marines I found it harder than ever to find poon.

 

what is the hicup right before 20

 

And the one little blip from the child creating bone :chuckles:

 

Disgusting and shameful.


I don't know Marine/Navy regulations on drinking in uniform, but that shit isn't allowed in my branch. If I want to go to a bar, I had best take my uniform (utility or dress) off.

 

That was a chick I went to high school with when I came home on leave from Iraq h:

I didn't start seeing Meleny till after I turned 20 (which isn't represented on the chart)

 

you can wear full dress (Just not a cover indoors) inside a bar.You just need a proper claim of reason (i.e a birthday or weddng celebration exct.)..

Anyways im not offended but if I saw him in person..I'd be plenty offended,and to be honest I prolly would have fucked him up..

Im gonna leave it at that..and I sold my blues too h: ...May have to buy a new pair for something tho..blah.

 

you sold them? to someone joining?

 

Yeah, you're right. It is fine to wear your blues in public places as long as you're not protesting, drinking heavily, or doing anything else that would give the Marine Corps a bad image. You also cannot wear any medals on your uniform unless you are at a formal event like a wedding or a ball (and I have even heard that it is ok to do so at church). It is important to also make sure that your uniform's condition is up to par too, meaning that you don't have any dirt or stains on your white belt or gloves, everything fits properly, everything is pressed out, clean and neat. There's like a million and one regulations for how to wear the uniform. While I'm convinced that it is not humanly possible to get all of them right, it basically boils down to "When you are representing your Corps and your Country, DO NOT look like a bag of ass."

I rocked that uniform like a boss in my hay-day. But my glory days have long passed h:

 

doesn't offend me one bit. he's an idiot though.