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09021994:

spineless-laugh:

iancrawfords:

do all american high school parties actually have those red plastic cups or is this a lie created by the movies

A legitimate question.

That would be a red Solo Cup, and the vast majority of them have them. At least, the parties I’ve been to have had them.

Every party I’ve ever had we hebe used red solo cups. Its tradition.

super-cafeteria-duo:

thekatyperryofrp:

thats sad

FREDDY LOOKED SO SMALL BACK THEN holy cow

aint that the truth

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He jumped into it himself so he could see into the hot tub. dog is so weird.

09021994:

faceman09:

We’re building a addition on the deck and baylie wanted to help

Seriously the cutest dog ever. He’s got a chain now, or only for while he’s helping with the deck? Is the back yard fenced in yet?

It ws just while we were on the deck…hes prolly gonna get azip line where he can go 50 feet in either direction in the back yard. Its prolly gonna be halfway through the back yard…make it so he can actually run. And yes he is very cute

We’re building a addition on the deck and baylie wanted to help

All I wanna do is spend time with you. You wanted me to work so I got a full time job…you say you don’t have gas…i sell video games so I can give you some so I can see you….and yet you can’t answere a question. I dont know what the fuck else you want me to do. Isb this your way of getting back at me for going into the army? Or something else…if anyone can explain this to me please do

stronglikeahurricane:

semper-sweet:

-lindseylooooo-:

This is an amazing story!!

“Leading the fight is Gunnery Sgt. Michael Burghardt, known as “Iron Mike” or just “Gunny”. He is on his third tour in Iraq. He had become a legend in the bomb disposal world after winning the Bronze Star for disabling 64 IEDs and destroying 1,548 pieces of ordnance during his second tour. Then, on September 19th 2005, he got blown up. He had arrived at a chaotic scene after a bomb had killed four US soldiers. He chose not to wear the bulky bomb protection suit. “You can’t react to any sniper fire and you get tunnel-vision,” he explains. So, protected by just a helmet and standard-issue flak jacket, he began what bomb disposal officers term “the longest walk”, stepping gingerly into a 5ft deep and 8ft wide crater. The earth shifted slightly and he saw a Senao base station with a wire leading from it. He cut the wire and used his 7in. knife to probe the ground. “I found a piece of red detonating cord between my legs,” he says. “That’s when I knew I was screwed.” 

Realizing he had been sucked into a trap, Burghardt, 35, yelled at everyone to stay back. At that moment, an insurgent, probably watching through binoculars, pressed a button on his mobile phone to detonate the secondary device below the sergeant’s feet. “A chill went up the back of my neck and then the bomb exploded,” he recalls. “As I was in the air I remember thinking, ‘I don’t believe they got me.’ I was just ticked off they were able to do it. Then I was lying on the road, not able to feel anything from the waist down.” 

His colleagues cut off his trousers to see how badly he was hurt. None could believe his legs were still there. “My dad’s a Vietnam vet who’s paralyzed from the waist down,” says Burghardt. “I was lying there thinking I didn’t want to be in a wheelchair next to my dad and for him to see me like that. They started to cut away my pants and I felt a real sharp pain and blood trickling down. Then I wiggled my toes and I thought, ‘Good, I’m in business.’ As a stretcher was brought over, adrenaline and anger kicked in. “I decided to walk to the helicopter. I wasn’t going to let my teammates see me being carried away on a stretcher.” He stood and gave the insurgents who had blown him up a one-fingered salute. “I flipped them one. It was like, ‘OK, I lost that round but I’ll be back next week’.” 

Copies of a photograph depicting his defiance, taken by Jeff Bundy for the Omaha World-Herald, adorn the walls of homes across America and that of Col John Gronski, the brigade commander in Ramadi, who has hailed the image as an exemplar of the warrior spirit. Sgt Burghardt’s injuries; burns and wounds to his legs and buttocks; kept him off duty for nearly a month and could have earned him a ticket home. But, like his father; who was awarded a Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts for being wounded in action in Vietnam; he stayed in Ramadi to engage in the battle against insurgents who are forever coming up with more ingenious ways of killing Americans.”

i want to meet his man so much! he honestly just sounds like a fucking bad ass with all respect!

winning a bronze star. One does not “win” a bronze star. It’s not like a football game. But this story is great and he’s a badass.

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ourloveismilitarystrong:

misterpornographic:

GONNA CRY

this is one of my favorite coming home viedeos

Gotta love tellin a church person I shouldn’t have to go church when the world is my church

Anonymous asked: Very cool, bro. When do you ship out for basic?

not sure yet. either late this year early next year.

Hooray for going to the er

gotta love when your back hurts so bad you cant walk….what a wonderfull way to end the day.

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thespecialforces:

Marines sure do love their pups.

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