Nothing personal, but I felt something similar when I heard 10,000 people at MSG sing along to the guitar line of Iron Maiden's Fear of the Dark.davidg553 said:It gave me a major case of the goose-bumps.
Jeff
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Nothing personal, but I felt something similar when I heard 10,000 people at MSG sing along to the guitar line of Iron Maiden's Fear of the Dark.davidg553 said:It gave me a major case of the goose-bumps.
heheh :-DKreth said:Nothing personal, but I felt something similar when I heard 10,000 people at MSG sing along to the guitar line of Iron Maiden's Fear of the Dark.
Jeff
I had the same feeling watching my brother's graduation from Paris Island Marine Corps Training Depot. It was an awesome experience to witness.davidg553 said:No.
When I attended my brother's graduation all the students and attending Rangers recited the creed together (as they do at all graduations) and I have to say it was one of the most awesome things I have heard/seen. It gave me a major case of the goose-bumps.
Good thing there weren't any recruiter's around or I may have reenlisted :mp5:
Don,Don Roley said:One of the creeds of the Japan elitist is that if we say we study something in Japan- we will not cringe from giving the name of the person we say we learned from.
Others that do casually mention learning something in Japan and then avoid questions for more details are people we Japan elitists sneer at. :2xBird2:
Kizaru said:.well, it just goes to show, you can live in Japan, but you need to take your brain out of your shoe to be a "Japan Elitist".
Handsome? Don, we're alota things, but "handsome" sure ain't one of 'em. Guess that leaves us out..."Hotpants" on the otherhand....:rofl:Don Roley said:They must be handsome, sarcastic and actually know the culture to look down their noses at all the peons that don't.
:supcool:
Kizaru said:Handsome? Don, we're alota things, but "handsome" sure ain't one of 'em.
Kizaru said:Don,
You must be refering to that guy
No arguements there!Don Roley said:Hell, you have seen my daughter. Obviously, my DNA is five star quality!!!!
"Compassion is not a Roley word." :asian:Don Roley said:Let us just say that I work with some people that are obviously the reason why you find lables warning against eating the product on tubes of Preperation H. :flame:
Call me on the Batphone so we can get this Joker...Don Roley said:Kizaru,
I have got to introduce you to one of the people I work with. I don't know whether to laugh at him or kill him for trying to hint that he went off to Iga (except that he pronounced it AIga) for some secret assasin training....
Kizaru said:PS- Don't forget your tights this time!
As a brief interlude to the "patting-yourself-on-the-back-for-living-in-Japan-so-you-can-train--fest" ...Don Roley said:You know, it is really hard not to be a Japan elitist sometimes.
...But when I see a black belt moving straight back instead of the basic move of off the line of attack, what the hell am I supposed to think?
None. Usually the Marines have it done by the time they get there.JeffJ said:How many Rangers does it take to screw in a lightbulb?