Maggie’s Seen In San Diego
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If this dude is a Marine some body has seriously misled and mindfu.... him. Its probably more a case of some peter puffer that is in love with any Marine, at least I hope it is.
If this dude is a Marine some body has seriously misled and mindfu.... him. Its probably more a case of some peter puffer that is in love with any Marine, at least I hope it is.
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Probably visiting from San Fransicko. San Diego is not a likely spot to see such a sticker montage, well unless you were traveling in the Hillcrest area.
Probably visiting from San Fransicko. San Diego is not a likely spot to see such a sticker montage, well unless you were traveling in the Hillcrest area.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: boone</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Notice the rainbow sticker? They're gay. </div></div>
I see 2 rainbow stickers. It must mean they are really gay.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: boone</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Notice the rainbow sticker? They're gay. </div></div>
I see 2 rainbow stickers. It must mean they are really gay.
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Haha...Was this car parked in long-term parking? The poor bastard could be deployed and his "pals" could have set him up.
BTW, I have to share this. I played a dirty trick on a very good friend. When I was going through the police academy in San Diego, I found a rainbow cowboy hat sticker in the campus parking lot. I laughed and showed it off to the the guys in class. I knew I couldn't mess with my brothers or academy staff so I cooked up an evil plan. After my last class at 10:00pm I drove home, picked up the wife and made a drive up to Orange County where my buddy was working graveyard shift for a municipal PD up there. I snuck into their employee parking and placed the sticker on the back of his Bronco. My wife and I laughed our asses off the whole way home. He was such a straight-laced guy too, like Joe Friday of the Dragnet series, which made it even funnier.
He never called me about it. In fact, it was almost a year that we met up again. He came down to meet me and another SD FBI friend for lunch. As we we're paying I asked him if he ever found that rainbow cowboy hat sticker. He yelled, "You mother-fucker! It was you, you son of a bitch!" all throughout the entire restaurant. I was laughing so hard now, I cried and could hardly breathe. I nearly pee'd myself. The FBI guy stood there smiling knowing he was going to get some dirt on my friend.
My friend explained that the sticker was on his Bronco for almost 2 weeks before he found it. People on the road were acting weird around him, over friendly or giving him the stink-eye. A few flipped the bird and called him all sorts of "colorful" names. His fellow cops started distancing themselves from him, no beers after shift, no lunch breaks, etc. He was persona non grata overnight! Finally, his Sergeant asked him if he needed to talk about "something" and asked if he dumped his girlfriend, etc. The Sarge pointed out the sticker and my friend was furious! This incident didn't end there that night.
Now with my friend all PO'd, he interrogated everyone at the station, determined to find the bastard who did this to him. Everyone at the station laughed even harder knowing it was a set-up all along. He calmed down and made peace with it but he was dying to find out who did it. He said he could only think of one SOB who would do this be devious enough to do this but I was about 120 miles away, going through a Level 1 police academy, and held a full-time job at the time. I had the motive, the means, but he did not realize I had the opportunity. We still laugh about this...well, at least I do.
Haha...Was this car parked in long-term parking? The poor bastard could be deployed and his "pals" could have set him up.
BTW, I have to share this. I played a dirty trick on a very good friend. When I was going through the police academy in San Diego, I found a rainbow cowboy hat sticker in the campus parking lot. I laughed and showed it off to the the guys in class. I knew I couldn't mess with my brothers or academy staff so I cooked up an evil plan. After my last class at 10:00pm I drove home, picked up the wife and made a drive up to Orange County where my buddy was working graveyard shift for a municipal PD up there. I snuck into their employee parking and placed the sticker on the back of his Bronco. My wife and I laughed our asses off the whole way home. He was such a straight-laced guy too, like Joe Friday of the Dragnet series, which made it even funnier.
He never called me about it. In fact, it was almost a year that we met up again. He came down to meet me and another SD FBI friend for lunch. As we we're paying I asked him if he ever found that rainbow cowboy hat sticker. He yelled, "You mother-fucker! It was you, you son of a bitch!" all throughout the entire restaurant. I was laughing so hard now, I cried and could hardly breathe. I nearly pee'd myself. The FBI guy stood there smiling knowing he was going to get some dirt on my friend.
My friend explained that the sticker was on his Bronco for almost 2 weeks before he found it. People on the road were acting weird around him, over friendly or giving him the stink-eye. A few flipped the bird and called him all sorts of "colorful" names. His fellow cops started distancing themselves from him, no beers after shift, no lunch breaks, etc. He was persona non grata overnight! Finally, his Sergeant asked him if he needed to talk about "something" and asked if he dumped his girlfriend, etc. The Sarge pointed out the sticker and my friend was furious! This incident didn't end there that night.
Now with my friend all PO'd, he interrogated everyone at the station, determined to find the bastard who did this to him. Everyone at the station laughed even harder knowing it was a set-up all along. He calmed down and made peace with it but he was dying to find out who did it. He said he could only think of one SOB who would do this be devious enough to do this but I was about 120 miles away, going through a Level 1 police academy, and held a full-time job at the time. I had the motive, the means, but he did not realize I had the opportunity. We still laugh about this...well, at least I do.
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Not a bit of photo-shopping in this photo; I took it last Friday in the Sea World parking lot.
Didn't see the driver, but I figured it would have been a female from the Janet Reno/Janet Napolitano mold.
Not a bit of photo-shopping in this photo; I took it last Friday in the Sea World parking lot.
Didn't see the driver, but I figured it would have been a female from the Janet Reno/Janet Napolitano mold.
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I think you are right. I don't know of any guys, gay or not, that would drive an orange Dodge Neon.
I think you are right. I don't know of any guys, gay or not, that would drive an orange Dodge Neon.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RollerCam</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Not a bit of photo-shopping in this photo; I took it last Friday in the Sea World parking lot.
Didn't see the driver, but I figured it would have been a female from the Janet Reno/Janet Napolitano mold. </div></div>
After what you said, I think you're right. It's probably an Alpha Wookie or a Tool Room Yeti.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RollerCam</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Not a bit of photo-shopping in this photo; I took it last Friday in the Sea World parking lot.
Didn't see the driver, but I figured it would have been a female from the Janet Reno/Janet Napolitano mold. </div></div>
After what you said, I think you're right. It's probably an Alpha Wookie or a Tool Room Yeti.
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there is only one way to find out who's it is, who wants to run cali plate 6njro45?
there is only one way to find out who's it is, who wants to run cali plate 6njro45?
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: konabully</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Haha...Was this car parked in long-term parking? The poor bastard could be deployed and his "pals" could have set him up.
BTW, I have to share this. I played a dirty trick on a very good friend. When I was going through the police academy in San Diego, I found a rainbow cowboy hat sticker in the campus parking lot. I laughed and showed it off to the the guys in class. I knew I couldn't mess with my brothers or academy staff so I cooked up an evil plan. After my last class at 10:00pm I drove home, picked up the wife and made a drive up to Orange County where my buddy was working graveyard shift for a municipal PD up there. I snuck into their employee parking and placed the sticker on the back of his Bronco. My wife and I laughed our asses off the whole way home. He was such a straight-laced guy too, like Joe Friday of the Dragnet series, which made it even funnier.
He never called ma about it. In fact, it was almost a year that we met up again. He came down to meet me and another SD FBI friend for lunch. As we we're paying I asked him if he ever found that rainbow cowboy hat sticker. He yelled, "You mother-fucker! It was you, you son of a bitch!" all throughout the entire restaurant. I was laughing so hard now, I cried and could hardly breathe. I nearly pee'd myself. The FBI guy stood there smiling knowing he was going to get some dirt on my friend.
My friend explained that the sticker was on his Bronco for almost 2 weeks before he found it. People on the road were acting weird around him, over friendly or giving him the stink-eye. A few flipped the bird and called him all sorts of "colorful" names. His fellow cops started distancing themselves from him, no beers after shift, no lunch breaks, etc. He was persona non grata overnight! Finally, his Sergeant asked him if he needed to talk about "something" and asked if he dumped his girlfriend, etc. The Sarge pointed out the sticker and my friend was furious! This incident didn't end there that night.
Now with my friend all PO'd, he interrogated everyone at the station, determined to find the bastard who did this to him. Everyone at the station laughed even harder knowing it was a set-up all along. He calmed down and made peace with it but he was dying to find out who did it. He said he could only think of one SOB who would do this be devious enough to do this but I was about 120 miles away, going through a Level 1 police academy, and held a full-time job at the time. I had the motive, the means, but he did not realize I had the opportunity. We still laugh about this...well, at least I do.
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I had a "friend" do this to me while stationed at Ft. Meade. I drove around for a week and a half with the damn thing on my car before my 1st Sgt. told me he thought someone was having some fun with me and I should check my bumper....
I too was wondering why guys were giving me funny looks and the one blatantly feminine guy in the barracks seemed to think I was more interesting after that.
My buddy was in tears when he finally admitted he did it, the bastard.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: konabully</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Haha...Was this car parked in long-term parking? The poor bastard could be deployed and his "pals" could have set him up.
BTW, I have to share this. I played a dirty trick on a very good friend. When I was going through the police academy in San Diego, I found a rainbow cowboy hat sticker in the campus parking lot. I laughed and showed it off to the the guys in class. I knew I couldn't mess with my brothers or academy staff so I cooked up an evil plan. After my last class at 10:00pm I drove home, picked up the wife and made a drive up to Orange County where my buddy was working graveyard shift for a municipal PD up there. I snuck into their employee parking and placed the sticker on the back of his Bronco. My wife and I laughed our asses off the whole way home. He was such a straight-laced guy too, like Joe Friday of the Dragnet series, which made it even funnier.
He never called ma about it. In fact, it was almost a year that we met up again. He came down to meet me and another SD FBI friend for lunch. As we we're paying I asked him if he ever found that rainbow cowboy hat sticker. He yelled, "You mother-fucker! It was you, you son of a bitch!" all throughout the entire restaurant. I was laughing so hard now, I cried and could hardly breathe. I nearly pee'd myself. The FBI guy stood there smiling knowing he was going to get some dirt on my friend.
My friend explained that the sticker was on his Bronco for almost 2 weeks before he found it. People on the road were acting weird around him, over friendly or giving him the stink-eye. A few flipped the bird and called him all sorts of "colorful" names. His fellow cops started distancing themselves from him, no beers after shift, no lunch breaks, etc. He was persona non grata overnight! Finally, his Sergeant asked him if he needed to talk about "something" and asked if he dumped his girlfriend, etc. The Sarge pointed out the sticker and my friend was furious! This incident didn't end there that night.
Now with my friend all PO'd, he interrogated everyone at the station, determined to find the bastard who did this to him. Everyone at the station laughed even harder knowing it was a set-up all along. He calmed down and made peace with it but he was dying to find out who did it. He said he could only think of one SOB who would do this be devious enough to do this but I was about 120 miles away, going through a Level 1 police academy, and held a full-time job at the time. I had the motive, the means, but he did not realize I had the opportunity. We still laugh about this...well, at least I do.
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I had a "friend" do this to me while stationed at Ft. Meade. I drove around for a week and a half with the damn thing on my car before my 1st Sgt. told me he thought someone was having some fun with me and I should check my bumper....
I too was wondering why guys were giving me funny looks and the one blatantly feminine guy in the barracks seemed to think I was more interesting after that.
My buddy was in tears when he finally admitted he did it, the bastard.
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My best friend (Marine) worked at a recruiting office for awhile. He gets over dramatic about everything, ecspecially when it comes to signs in spanish. He had an audi car with marine stickers on it. While he was working there, he didnt get along with one or two of the Army recruiters there. SO a buddy of mine and I went into the recruiting office one afternoon, when he was out and about. Asked for some stickers that said "Yo soy el Army". We took them out and plastered them all over his car (he had marine stickers on it). The marine recruiters that were in there were rolling on the ground laughing. When he got back to work, he flipped, called and started yelling at us over the phone. He didnt talk to either of us for a month or two for that.
Never will forget the look on the other Marines faces when we did it though. I wasnt sure if they were gonna laugh, or kill us.
My best friend (Marine) worked at a recruiting office for awhile. He gets over dramatic about everything, ecspecially when it comes to signs in spanish. He had an audi car with marine stickers on it. While he was working there, he didnt get along with one or two of the Army recruiters there. SO a buddy of mine and I went into the recruiting office one afternoon, when he was out and about. Asked for some stickers that said "Yo soy el Army". We took them out and plastered them all over his car (he had marine stickers on it). The marine recruiters that were in there were rolling on the ground laughing. When he got back to work, he flipped, called and started yelling at us over the phone. He didnt talk to either of us for a month or two for that.
Never will forget the look on the other Marines faces when we did it though. I wasnt sure if they were gonna laugh, or kill us.
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Don't ask don't tell my ass! Quite f---ing bragging about it then fileing harrassment charges when your little fag ass gets dogged. Silly faggot dicks are for chicks!
Don't ask don't tell my ass! Quite f---ing bragging about it then fileing harrassment charges when your little fag ass gets dogged. Silly faggot dicks are for chicks!
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Downrange1x</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Don't ask don't tell my ass! Quite f---ing bragging about it then fileing harrassment charges when your little fag ass gets dogged. Silly faggot dicks are for chicks! </div></div>
Stop holding back, tell us how you really feel.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Downrange1x</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Don't ask don't tell my ass! Quite f---ing bragging about it then fileing harrassment charges when your little fag ass gets dogged. Silly faggot dicks are for chicks! </div></div>
Stop holding back, tell us how you really feel.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 79M1a-texas</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What's the story behind the blue with 2 yellow stripe sticker? </div></div>
"Equal rights" for peter puffers & carpet munchers. I first saw them in the mid '90's and thought they were related to some new Navy NCO deal. The ones I saw were on cars with DOD Navy base gate pass decals too. Boy, I was wrong!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 79M1a-texas</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What's the story behind the blue with 2 yellow stripe sticker? </div></div>
"Equal rights" for peter puffers & carpet munchers. I first saw them in the mid '90's and thought they were related to some new Navy NCO deal. The ones I saw were on cars with DOD Navy base gate pass decals too. Boy, I was wrong!
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We constantly do that type of stuff to other Marines. Usually Marines we dont like, or guys that we are repaying a favor to.
But I have seen cars on CPEN with rainbow and Equal(zodiac) stickers on. They are out there
We constantly do that type of stuff to other Marines. Usually Marines we dont like, or guys that we are repaying a favor to.
But I have seen cars on CPEN with rainbow and Equal(zodiac) stickers on. They are out there
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That is mild stuff. I took some fish heads and put them behind the transmission guys tool box. After a while that started to stink something awful. Then it was just a battle as to who was going to get it next until someone finally threw it away. Mechanics are pretty "f'd" up. Man do I have stories. Drive shaft stretchers etc.
That is mild stuff. I took some fish heads and put them behind the transmission guys tool box. After a while that started to stink something awful. Then it was just a battle as to who was going to get it next until someone finally threw it away. Mechanics are pretty "f'd" up. Man do I have stories. Drive shaft stretchers etc.
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I lived in Vail Colorado for the winters of 95-98. I had a blue 1986 Chevy Cheyenne C2500 with plow and mars light. My buddies attached a red bumper sticker which read "Honk if you are gay." I don't know how long it was on my truck before I realized it was there, however I thought it was funny, had already been bested, and just left it in place all season. I felt kind of bad no one ever honked.
I lived in Vail Colorado for the winters of 95-98. I had a blue 1986 Chevy Cheyenne C2500 with plow and mars light. My buddies attached a red bumper sticker which read "Honk if you are gay." I don't know how long it was on my truck before I realized it was there, however I thought it was funny, had already been bested, and just left it in place all season. I felt kind of bad no one ever honked.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: The Mechanic</div><div class="ubbcode-body">That is mild stuff. I took some fish heads and put them behind the transmission guys tool box. After a while that started to stink something awful. Then it was just a battle as to who was going to get it next until someone finally threw it away. Mechanics are pretty "f'd" up. Man do I have stories. Drive shaft stretchers etc. </div></div>
I know what you mean. I was a dealership mechanic for a time as well and bored techs can wreak a lot of havoc.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: The Mechanic</div><div class="ubbcode-body">That is mild stuff. I took some fish heads and put them behind the transmission guys tool box. After a while that started to stink something awful. Then it was just a battle as to who was going to get it next until someone finally threw it away. Mechanics are pretty "f'd" up. Man do I have stories. Drive shaft stretchers etc. </div></div>
I know what you mean. I was a dealership mechanic for a time as well and bored techs can wreak a lot of havoc.
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I laughed my ass off when I read konabully's response!Alpha wookie! That's hilarious!<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: konabully</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RollerCam</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Not a bit of photo-shopping in this photo; I took it last Friday in the Sea World parking lot.
Didn't see the driver, but I figured it would have been a female from the Janet Reno/Janet Napolitano mold. </div></div>
After what you said, I think you're right. It's probably an Alpha Wookie or a Tool Room Yeti. </div></div>
I laughed my ass off when I read konabully's response!Alpha wookie! That's hilarious!<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: konabully</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RollerCam</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Not a bit of photo-shopping in this photo; I took it last Friday in the Sea World parking lot.
Didn't see the driver, but I figured it would have been a female from the Janet Reno/Janet Napolitano mold. </div></div>
After what you said, I think you're right. It's probably an Alpha Wookie or a Tool Room Yeti. </div></div>
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I live in SD, have since I got out and you never see that combination of stickers around here. thats not to say theres not oddballs, but thats just asking for it. EVEN around here
I live in SD, have since I got out and you never see that combination of stickers around here. thats not to say theres not oddballs, but thats just asking for it. EVEN around here
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