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ORIGINAL: Gary Childress




Shame, shame Doggie. Political discussions on Matrix Forums are forbotten. [:-]

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I think that's classed as a blatant break of Matrix Forum rules Doggie....and you know it. On a thread by an admin too - naughty boy. I don't suppose you can help it, but still - naughty boy

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He just hasn't understood that nobody cares about what he has to say...

Same reason why Dennis Miller isn't funny anymore; he's used the same material over and over again for too long.


Watching Miller's bits on the O'Reilly show is sort of sad to me. He really looks and sounds like someone whom the parade has passed him by. He just appears to lack confidence and doesn't have that "edge" anymore. I sort of sympathize with him but I wouldn't call him funny.

Come on, Doggie... If you're going to appeal to the next generation of your base (11-toed cousin-marrying banjo players) you should really get some new material. This whole "everyone is out to get me and Terminus is an a..hole" shtick is so old.

it looks like it will be cut short like so many threads by your obvious, right wing political agenda....again. You really should try voting. It might help to make you feel "less useless" and give your life some sort of meaning. I'm not suggesting your life has no meaning - simply that your posts quite often show that "character" trait...and I am applying the word "character" very, very liberally there!



you are still compelled to spill your right wing crap on any posts that offers an opporunity!

I expect you'll continue to spread your right wing crap across Matrix forums

Don't let my "middle ground" post stop your fascist posts -


No need to hijack forum threads with hatred, otherwise you're just a sad idiot shooting at the world.

Don't let the door hit you in the butt on the way out...

And Doggie, I've noticed that you refer to people who disagree with you as "college boys". I can only imagine that this is some sort of inferiority complex because you never went to college.

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ORIGINAL: Terminus
11-toed cousin-marrying banjo players

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ORIGINAL: pasternakski

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ORIGINAL: Terminus
11-toed cousin-marrying banjo players

I highly object to this unwarranted attack on us banjo pickers (and, when you's good at it, you picks it, you doesn't play it).

C'mon. Walk away from this thread. All you maniacs. You're getting nowhere, any of ya.

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ORIGINAL: pasternakski

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ORIGINAL: Terminus
11-toed cousin-marrying banjo players

I highly object to this unwarranted attack on us banjo pickers (and, when you's good at it, you picks it, you doesn't play it).

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ORIGINAL: Gary Childress
EDIT: Deleted. Wanted to make a joke but thought better of it.

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ORIGINAL: Dave Briggs
I think he's talking about 11 toes on one foot and not 11 toes on both feet. So you're safe Paster.[;)]

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ORIGINAL: pasternakski

Dave! I thought you was my pal! Now, here you are giving away my deepest anatomical secrets to the great unwashed

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ORIGINAL: pasternakski

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ORIGINAL: Gary Childress
EDIT: Deleted. Wanted to make a joke but thought better of it.

Gary, one of the few pleasures I have derived from wasting time on these forums waiting for UV to become the game I wanted it to be, for WitP to become the game I wanted it to be, and for AE to turn WitP into a game I can at least go back to enjoying is being the butt of any of your jokes.

So, come on. Don't hesitate. I wanna be your butt.

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Our sector was a few kilometers away from the so called Fulda Gap. I remember when we were observating together with an US patrol a DDR Grenztruppe pioneer squad repairing the fence. Suddenly a Cobra helicopter arrived and hovered over the scene. The East Germans stopped working, ran to theirs cars and phoned their officers. Then they began to take pictures. For us, this was very funny.

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ORIGINAL: Misty

I was on duty at the East German border in northern Bavaria with the BGS (Federal Border Guards) from 1978 to 1990. In the 80s we did a lot of patrols with the 11th ACR of the US Army.

http://www.eaglehorse.org/2_border_mission/surveillance_mission/surveillance_01.htm

Our sector was a few kilometers away from the so called Fulda Gap. I remember when we were observating together with an US patrol a DDR Grenztruppe pioneer squad repairing the fence. Suddenly a Cobra helicopter arrived and hovered over the scene. The East Germans stopped working, ran to theirs cars and phoned their officers. Then they began to take pictures. For us, this was very funny.

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ORIGINAL: JW

I was on a patrol along the border with the 8th Infantry Division in 1988 when we accidentally crossed into East Germany ...

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I was on a patrol along the border with the 8th Infantry Division in 1988 when we accidentally crossed into East Germany ...

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ORIGINAL: Misty

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I was on a patrol along the border with the 8th Infantry Division in 1988 when we accidentally crossed into East Germany ...

This happened to a patrol from our unit too. It was a foggy day in November, as they walked along the border and suddenly they touched the fence. A few years before, the East Germans captured a BGS patrol and imprisoned them for a few weeks.

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ORIGINAL: Misty

I was on duty at the East German border in northern Bavaria with the BGS (Federal Border Guards) from 1978 to 1990. In the 80s we did a lot of patrols with the 11th ACR of the US Army.

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Glorification of the German Democratic Republic is on the rise two decades after the Berlin Wall fell. Young people and the better off are among those rebuffing criticism of East Germany as an "illegitimate state." In a new poll, more than half of former eastern Germans defend the GDR.

The life of Birger, a native of the state of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania in northeastern Germany, could read as an all-German success story. The Berlin Wall came down when he was 10. After graduating from high school, he studied economics and business administration in Hamburg, lived in India and South Africa, and eventually got a job with a company in the western German city of Duisburg. Today Birger, 30, is planning a sailing trip in the Mediterranean. He isn't using his real name for this story, because he doesn't want it to be associated with the former East Germany, which he sees as "a label with negative connotations

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ORIGINAL: Doggie

The DDR was not such a bad place

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Glorification of the German Democratic Republic is on the rise two decades after the Berlin Wall fell. Young people and the better off are among those rebuffing criticism of East Germany as an "illegitimate state." In a new poll, more than half of former eastern Germans defend the GDR.

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ORIGINAL: Doggie

And those defending the DDR, who would they be? I should think they would call themselves "left wing intellectuals," wouldn't they?

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ORIGINAL: Knuckles_85

I can see how Doggie post can be seen as trolling but I approve any post the exposes the Termite for the pr!ick he is. He thinks he rules the roost because of his high post count but some of us have senority son [;)]

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You aint got a girlfriend named Marrianne do you? If so, I'm the guy who sold you that black market stereo system from the Downs Barracks PX.

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ORIGINAL: 06 Maestro

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ORIGINAL: JW

I was on a patrol along the border with the 8th Infantry Division in 1988 when we accidentally crossed into East Germany ...