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Welcome Sir, and thanks for your service.
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Ranger RTO,

I don't think I'm ready for that - I have tender sensibilities...
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TXPL wrote:Greetings - I am XO of a TXARNG IN company near Dallas. I have seven years AD (5 in 101st, 2 in Berlin Brigade) and nine + years in the Guard, all 11B. I found this place after the OCS site was suddenly hit with speed, surprise and violence of action by the good Rangers from this site, all en masse.
I am going to RS early next year if the state will fund it - I can't seem to find the bastard with the checkbook. For those who are cadre here, I won't be hard to spot; I haven't unlearned my "special" talent for becoming the public spectacle, although I hope to get that under control before I go.

Now (IBA is on), where is this irate Ranger Scotsman I keep hearing about on the other site? Let the brow-beating commence...
Some times a "special" ain't so special. I've heard there are 2 things from Texas. I hope you are a steer. Welcome to the site. E3-O3. BTDT.
There are a lot of nice people in the world...I'm just here to help even it up.

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Ranger rangerwill175,

There are more than two things from Texas; besides, a steer has no balls. Thanks for the welcome - I see you have done a hell of a lot of time - I appreciate your service.
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TXPL wrote:Ranger rangerwill175,

There are more than two things from Texas; besides, a steer has no balls. Thanks for the welcome - I see you have done a hell of a lot of time - I appreciate your service.
And we appreciate yours Sir, may God continue to Bless you and our troops as they defend and Represent our Country.

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TXPL wrote:Ranger RTO,

I don't think I'm ready for that - I have tender sensibilities...

Smart man!
Just trying to liven this thread up a bit, sir. I made a batch of popcorn and was waiting for the show to begin and now it's just turning into a love fest! :lol: :lol: :lol: :shock:
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Post by Bugsy »

RTO wrote:
TXPL wrote:Ranger RTO,

I don't think I'm ready for that - I have tender sensibilities...

Smart man!
Just trying to liven this thread up a bit, sir. I made a batch of popcorn and was waiting for the show to begin and now it's just turning into a love fest! :lol: :lol: :lol: :shock:
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TXPL wrote:Ranger Flowers was my PSG in Berlin.
I knew a flowers 2nd batt around 1980/82. He was a PFC/SPC.

Oh and Welcome to the site.
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Welcome sir. The men have all eaten - I'm afraid all that's left for you is an MRE.
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Ranger Ruess,

That's OK - I didn't take the commission to get chow. Thanks.
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Everett Ruess wrote:Welcome sir. The men have all eaten - I'm afraid all that's left for you is an MRE.


Welcome to the PB at ArmyRanger.com.........Everett can I get seconds I won't say a word?..BTW, what's for dinner?
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Ranger Sobersides,

I did - I sent you a reply.
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sobersides wrote:TXPL, check your damn PM's. :roll: :?
He's always been a little impatient..
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