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Ukranian Army Eh? Where do I sign up?

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  1. minerva146 says:

    Apparently being a straight female, loses the amusing for me on this one??

  2. BattleCry says:

    I’m up for drilling with this force any day

  3. Horatius says:

    Ukrainian romanian women?

  4. stjoe says:

    FIRST!!!

    Damn, hot army chick

  5. ema says:

    What are they going to do, blow kisses at the enemy? LOL!

    • eddiepscetti says:

      Who said anything about kisses? hehe

    • I think they just look good kicking ass… And I am with Eddie, blowing… Kisses? I am sure I am up for them doing both though not at the same time.

      Oh and sexism fail. ; )

      • eddiepscetti says:

        LOL! But in this case, acceptable.

      • ema says:

        Not really, they may look hot, but I’m pretty sure they couldn’t kick a$$ on a puppy. Do you think they could take down a man? (I mean by fighting!!)

        • minerva146 says:

          Some women can. I’ve a friend who’s a black belt in Tae Kwon Do that I’m pretty sure could.

          • ema says:

            That’s true, that’s something I would love to learn myself.

            • The Crapture says:

              my first serious girlfriend and partner in crime (literally) was like 5’2″ and maybe 100lbs even, deceptively cute and delicate looking (imagine equal parts Audrey Hepburn and Winona Ryder), but had a nasty right hook and a disturbing knowledge of leverage moves and wrestling take-downs that i was too afraid to ask how she learned…so after seeing her in action, i learned to never underestimate the power of a really cute girl to be a totally dangerous badass

        • markmier says:

          Um, yeah. I have no doubt at all that a fully-trained army chick could kick my untrained male ass from here to Tuesday.

          • Haven’t you paid for that before?

          • ema says:

            How about a big tough trained army man? Which is probably what an enemy
            military would be made up of…

            • Gah… Stupid grammar fail. *there ARE guns and training…

            • Meaning they will be underestimated which can be better than being burly. I find them inviting looking and soft, I just know better. ; )

            • PortlandMark says:

              Well, since I expect these babes to be fighting with what we call “rifles”, I think they’ll do just fine. : ^ )

              • rhorho says:

                They may not see combat at all. There are lots of administrative, medical, technical, etc., support posts that don’t require front-line readiness.
                I don’t know the uniforms, but could these be pilots?

                • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                  Well even pilots go through all the normal training. Pilots can fight, and are
                  trained to, Hell they’re trained to fight after ejecting from a moving/exploding
                  object. My uncle was a pilot for the Air Force. When Id stay at his house
                  while visiting my grandmother, he’d stand beside us while we brushed our
                  teeth, medicine cabinet open. While we brushed, he’d knock various objects
                  out of the medicine cabinet and we were to catch them, and put them back
                  in the same spot from where they fell. If we didnt catch them, we got a
                  smack on the back of the head.
                  To this day Im the only person I know that can catch a piece of paper falling in the wind, and Ive got a wicked backhand that’ll make your teeth rattle in
                  their sockets. As a pilot, you learn speed, reflex, and instinct. Those all
                  come in “handy” in hand to hand combat.

                  • rhorho says:

                    I agree with you on the training, but my point was that these women aren’t necessarily going to the front lines as infantry. At the time, the conversation seemed to be drifting in that direction.
                    Of course they’re trained to defend themselves in unexpected situations. As our famous aviator John McCain would admit, those birds can definitely get away from you.
                    How cool that your uncle taught you to be on your toes and exercise your eye-hand coordination. My dad (USAF meteorologist) taught me to catch dollar bills, which I can do to this day. Funny, but I never thought of that trick as the development of a life skill. Dad’s an alright guy, I suppose. ;o)
                    Did you mean “learn … to pay attention to instinct” instead of “learn … instinct?” I’m thinking you did.
                    By backhand, do you mean you regularly hit people, or are you talking about a racket sport? A backhand hit is easy to defend against, imo, but that’s probably because of my Taekwondo training.

                    • Steve says:

                      Catching dollar bills might be a life skill if you were going to be a stripper…although obvously you’re far too intelligent for that. (Not to say I wouldn’t help fund that career choice!)

                      Also useful on one of those game shows that locks you in a glass box with money and a big fan blowing it around…

                      As far as back-hands being easy to defend against…I’ve never been slapped by a girl (I have manners), but all but one time that I’ve seen a girl hit a guy, it was open palm forehand shot. (I think they like the loud noise) As for being defended against…I think the guys were all too dumb to realize they were about to get slapped until it happened.

                      That said, I wouldn’t mind if this Ukranian girl got rough with me…as DWN pointed out, she has really nice lips, and her eyes say….naughty things.

                      • Yaaa, her lips are awesome and her eyes speak volumes. I’ve seen that look a number of times. I wonder who she was looking at or if she was just being hot for the camera. Then again, some women just look with about any expression on their face.

            • BattleCry says:

              They look tougher than the French, but then again, so does a pomerianian with a head cold

            • Watching, Waiting says:

              Tctually, you’d be surprised, especially in an urban terrain, how frequently hand-to-hand combat actually occurs. There’s a reason that armies train for it.

            • AC says:

              I thought women weren’t allowed to participate in hand to hand combat with an enemy. Certainly, that’s what the Royal Navy recruiter tried to explain to a largely female group. (it was quite amusing: he was scared of us and started to stutter and perspire)

        • Wow, hun. I don’t see anything in that picture that says they can’t fight. Average guy, ya sure, I could see it. Skill counts for a lot. Super burly commando guy, I would be inclined to wager against them. But just because they are good looking, I wouldn’t put them down.

          • ema says:

            No, well I didn’t actually mean because they are good looking, but they do
            look small and wimpy, at least to me… I wouldn’t feel real safe if I thought
            they were between me and another tough enemy is all.

          • rhorho says:

            DWN, did you actually say that you wouldn’t “put them down?” Tsk, tsk. You disappoint me sometimes, dear one.

            • Yes, that is what I said. I would, however, rape the lips of that sweet thing looking back at me in the picture. While holding her hair and telling her who is in charge. Then I would have her drop and take it. Maybe put her over a desk for administrative work.

              Putting them down is for amatuers. I actually KNOW what I want to do. ; )

              • rhorho says:

                Not a doubt in my mind. :o )
                Splitting hairs, but is there a material difference between “putting down” and “having her drop and take it?”

              • lowly grunt says:

                Well, that’s nice that you know what to do.
                Would you please stop telling us? I find it a bit disturbing. Plus, “rape”? Really?

                • I was challenged to clarify so I clarified. As for the rape, I apologize if you are taking the term in my context too seriously. I am not meaning it like you mean it nor will I change my ways on how I post.

                  If you are taking me too seriously, then that is your problem not mine. I do believe I was initially talking to rhorho who knew exactly what to expect of me and was discussing it.

                  So would you please keep your overly sensitive commentary to yourself… Which is sadly just as likely as your comment shutting me up.

                  • AC says:

                    To use “rape” in any sense other than the violent, criminal one is a corruption of language. Also, it is true that a joke can sometimes cross forever into the realms of bad taste.

                    • viking gal says:

                      An interesting correlarry off of this conversation, when I saw the musical ‘the Fantastiks’, I was very suprised to learn that the word rape used to have a co-meaning of ‘sweeping a woman away’ in the romantic sense. The producers of this production felt (rightly) that they had to explain this alternate definition in their program, since that it came up prominantly in one of the story-advancing songs.
                      That said, I have to admit that I was a bit uncomfortable with DWN’s use of the word above, even though understand the context and mostly enjoy the running jokes. However, knowing the context does matter…

                      • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                        In case there was confusion, none of my bile was for you. I appreciate your information.

                      • slanagat says:

                        Not so much ‘sweeping away romantically’ as ‘abducting’ – the comparison is made to “The Rape of the Sabine Women.” (linky)

                        • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                          Or the Rape of the Locke. And yes, I played El Gallo once.
                          Nothing beats singing a 4 minute song about how many different kinds
                          of rape there are. Or discussing with the parents what type of rape
                          they would prefer for their daughter…. *sighs*

                        • slanagat says:

                          We can do you rapiers…or rape…or both at once……

                        • Kristy says:

                          …or rather, woman. Or rather… Alfred. Get your skirt on, Alfred!

                    • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                      Considering how much the language has changed in the course of hundreds of years, I am rather surprised you have any authority to dictate what is a corruption of language and what is not.

                      Also, as a rape victim, I am very aware of what the crime entails. So keep your know nothing attitude out of it. In case it doesn’t sink in, I will spell it out.

                      1. You have no authority over the use of language.

                      2. You have no authority over what is corruption of language.

                      3. You both are having a wince over something that had nothing to do with either of you.

                      4. Now that you two made such a fuss, I plan to use the word more often and out of context.

                      Enjoy and have a rape filled weekend with a cheese covered side of rape and sodomy. Then develop a disease on the side that renders you mute as well as gangrene in the fingers so I don’t have to read more whining later.

                      Hopefully Firefox doesn’t kill this post too much.

                • qwerty says:

                  Come on lg, it’s so obvious that he gets off on bragging to everyone about his supposed sexcapades.

                  • Kuromisa says:

                    Not really. It’s a running joke with all of us. We enjoy it just as much as he does. If you don’t like it, you don’t have to be here, now, do you?

                    • lowly grunt says:

                      No, I guess not. Although, to those of us who know “rape”, it isn’t a joke. Just asking for a little sensitivity, is all.

                      And yeah, qwerty, he does like to brag.

                      • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                        Sorry, I know plenty about being raped. Multiple times at multiple times of my life. Had the memories buried since I was under the age of seven at the time. To be honest, I wish they had stayed buried. There is a lot that happened in my life Doesn’t mean I won’t joke about it. Doesn’t mean I will have a wince over it. Also means I get really pissed when people assume all victims act like them and thus assume that anybody who makes light of a situation doesn’t have a very indepth and painful understanding of that situation.

                        I am sorry you had that experience but I am not sorry for my words.

                        Now to see Firefox screw this post up.

                        • ema says:

                          DWN, probably not the right time to say anything… but I am also very saddened to read about your experience as well and I do hope you are working on your healing too, because these kinds of wounds don’t disappear on their own… NO innocent little child deserves to be toyed with or hurt.

                        • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                          I concur and appreciate your sentiment. It is the one thing I intend to make sure my kids never have to suffer so I watch after them like a hawk.

                        • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                          I personally found nothing wrong with your word choice. But I
                          do dare say that using that word will always bring about the bad type
                          of stigma.
                          And on an even more personal note DWN, Im sorry. Ive known
                          multiple rape victims, and none of them handle it with as much
                          poise and openness that you do. Kudos.

                        • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                          In all fairness, I am a bit of an angry wreck. I just don’t see a point in moping about it. I try to keep my issues out of sight.

                          Then again, I figure most people don’t want to hear about a gang rape, assault by the loser son of an older babysitter, as well as a number of other incidents in my life. So I just don’t talk about it. There isn’t a point for me and I am not particularly interested in revisiting. So on a happier note. About this balls deep thing you mentioned…

                        • froofrou says:

                          I love the slapping sound of balls hitting a shaved puss in the morning.

                    • qwerty says:

                      Take your little hive mind and shove it. You don’t speak for everyone here.

                      • rhorho says:

                        Yeah, Kuro doesn’t speak for everyone. I wish she hadn’t said “all of us.” I think she means “everyone in our group.” I appreciate that DWN’s descriptions are not for everyone, and so does he. I also wish that Kuro had said “you don’t have to read his posts” instead of “you don’t have to be here.” Both statements are true, but Kuro’s goes a bridge further than I would.
                        I personally am not always in the mood for DWN’s descriptions, but I’m sure he isn’t always crazy about my carp, either.
                        Of course, you have every bit as much of a right to voice your opinion as DWN, Kuro, LG or I.
                        By way of explanation, DWN has described his use of the word “rape” as meant to be part of sex play. He doesn’t mean it the way you took it, certainly, though I don’t want to speak for anyone else, either.

                        • rhorho says:

                          Correction, last sentence: “the way LG took it.”

                        • lowly grunt says:

                          Sorry for overreacting but when you are ten years old and pinned down and told “who’s in charge”, and then blamed by your own mother for being in the situation in the first place, you don’t hear the word rape lightly.

                          I am by no means a prude but I found this particular “fantasy” to be over the top and not for public consumption. If he was replying to you specifically after a request for your clarification, why not use IM or email? We don’t all need to be in on your private conversations. It’s a bit rude of us to be nosing where you are talking, don’t you think? But if it’s right out there – what are we to do?

                        • AC says:

                          Aye, DWN’s OTT.

                        • lowly grunt says:

                          Okay, that’s alright. But while being OTT, remember this is a public place and there are people here with different life experiences. Some painful.

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          I would agree.. look at me, brought up in a Democratic home. Even now I’m slightly damaged.
                          -
                          In all seriousness though, I don’t necessarily disagree with you, but it is hard to dictate to others if there are no policies established by the site admins. I usually gloss over the stuff that’s ‘really out there’ if I’m not in the mood.

                        • AC says:

                          eh? I was agreeing with you….

                        • AC says:

                          And I’m sorry about your experiences.

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          Oh, I get it.. OTT = Over The Top! I didn’t compute that at first either.

                        • lowly grunt says:

                          Yes, Eddie, I do too. A lot! But rape is one of those things I just can’t find funny.
                          —-
                          AC, is your comment for me? It’s hard to tell with this nesting thing, but if it is, Yes I understood. I was just re-reiterating my concern so as not to be misunderstood.

                        • lowly grunt says:

                          And thanks. I’m still waiting to hear my mom say that.

                        • ema says:

                          lg – I don’t know you that well, but believe me I’m so sorry to read about your experience, there is just no excuse for that ever, ever, ever and especially to a child! Someone close to me that has had a similar experience,
                          it takes forever and sometimes never for a person to get over that stuff… It can literally ruin someones adult life. I hope you are in a healing phase.

                        • lowly grunt says:

                          Thanks, ema. I am. And my life isn’t ruined.

                          DWN, I have no idea what to say to you. Good gravy…

                        • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                          Good, now maybe I can go back to posting in peace. I didn’t require some validation for what happened to me or sympathy for having similar experiences. I just get really pissed when somebody expects me to have a fit over words over what happened to me.

                          If it makes you feel any better, your reaction brought on my memories so I guess we’re even.

                        • rhorho says:

                          LG–You have a lot to contribute on PK, and hopefully you won’t feel chased off by anything anyone says in defense of DWN. There’s room for all of us here. (Ironic thing to say on a narrow thread, but hey.) It’s not that difficult for me to ignore comments that are far away from my taste, either by subject matter, by OTTness, or whatever. Hopefully you can do the same.
                          As far as your mother’s reaction, you are wasting your time waiting for her to validate you and apologize for not protecting you. Your attention in her direction is wasted. There are tons of books on the subject, so I recommend checking reviews first, then reading about the dynamics of what you’re encountering. You can get to a higher level of healing than you have, and it’s painful, but it’s productive pain, and worth it.
                          DWN has revealed part of what makes him tick. He copes in his way. While I might argue that his way is not the best way, it’s HIS way, and that’s that.
                          To answer an earlier question, DWN and I don’t communicate by IM or email, and, although DWN termed it a “challenge,” I thought of it more as a simple request, relatively light in material. That said, he still didn’t “get” my question, but we’ll leave that for another day.
                          Best wishes to you, Dear! :o )

                        • rhorho says:

                          *relatively light in nature (not about “rape,” per se)

                        • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                          I caught the double meaning, I just went elsewhere with it. And I am just getting angrier and angrier now so I am going to be done.

                        • rhorho says:

                          I didn’t make you angry, did I? What’s upsetting you?

                        • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                          Like I said earlier, this type of thing just ends up pissing me off. You haven’t done anything wrong.

                        • rhorho says:

                          Long week? Holiday season?
                          I think I understand.

                        • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                          A little bit of everything and this particular discussion is one of my greatest peeves. Anyway, as for IMing, I use this handle pretty much everywhere if I am there. So you can find me on AIM (albeit invisible) and Gaia. I will give out my YIM if you catch me at those other places.

                        • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                          And so I will degrade back to my college days with a wonderful
                          conversation starter… “So I was balls deep in this chick right….”

                        • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                          *snicker* Nice…

                        • stepnerd says:

                          One I heard a lot in my Air Force days was,’up to my nuts in guts..’

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          A bit late for this, but I don’t usually get on here on the weekends. I’m sorry, guys; I phrased that comment badly. When I came home from work, I was tired and cranky, and I really should have thought my words through better. But, um, yeah… *is embarrassed* My apologies.

                        • rhorho says:

                          Thank you for clearing that up. You’re not the first one to do an “oops” post, and I suspect you won’t be the last…Not while I’m still here, at least… ;o)

                        • The Oops method… not just for anal sex anymore.

                  • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                    Getting off, no. Bragging, sure, I will admit it can be taken that way very esily.

        • Orangutan says:

          This may be a double-post, I hope it’s not…

          If you’re suggesting that hot women can’t (or don’t) throw down, Gina Carano would like to have a word with you. :)

        • Dan says:

          I have a niece that’s a third degree black belt. She has her own dojo.

          I don’t know any guy who wants to go toe to toe with her in a fight.

        • Doubts says:

          M-16s are used by children all over E europe and Africa. they are light, reliable and have little recoil. And are more than capable of taking down any man. So yes I do believe they could.

        • heh says:

          Actually, I can tell you there’s quite a few hotties in the U.S. Air Force. Several in the Army too. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Navy followed the trend. Now the Marines… Well, it’s possible I guess. No first-hand experience there though.

    • slanagat says:

      Umm, not to be obvious or anything, but all you can see in this shot is her and her comrades’ faces. No sense of their height, build, breadth of shoulder and so on. They could be seriously buff under those brown coats, and we have no reason not to believe they know how to overbalance and throw any guy they need to clean over their shoulders into next Tuesday. Not to mention poke any seemingly harmless object within reach hard into the tender parts, or load and fire a weapon in the dark.

      • Danbala says:

        Well… At least you can tell from the face that she’s (they’re) not burly like olympic Romanian discus-throwing “women”.
        .
        (To any Romanans: No offense meant, I just cba to type all the stereotypical states.)

  6. Seth says:

    To all the folks wondering about wimpy women warriors: are wars still fought hand to hand? Funny, because I thought we used guns, planes, tanks and ships these days, which kinda evens out any physical aspects of combat. Maybe you are assuming women can’t be as vicious and bloodthirsty as men? Uhhh, do you not KNOW any women?

    • eddiepscetti says:

      If you doubt what Seth says, get married then come back and talk to us.

      • Seconded, the things Lynn talks about when she is mad just chills my blood. Then she coos and curls up on me like the most innocent kitten ever.

        Besides, in judo, IIRC smaller works better since you have a lower center of gravity. Also, all the mechanical reasons that Seth stated, I agree with and reiterated above.

        • ema says:

          The Apache (Dineh) women were usually the ones to carry out the revenge
          killings and torture of the captured enemies. They were ruthless from what
          I have read.

          • Nothing says I love my man like revenge killing and torture… >_>

          • Seth says:

            The Dineh (Apache and Navajo) are matrilocal, meaning only women can own property. The men would have to leave their clan and move to their wife’s clan. But from what I’ve read of Native American cultures, real warfare as we know it was rare. Low level warfare was common, but it was halfway between real war and an extreme sport. Death and even serious injury were uncommon, and the ‘war’ actually served as a form of conflict resolution, bringing the participants closer together overall.

            • ema says:

              My ex husband is Dineh, a Chiricahua Apache. It wasn’t what we would call warfare, no. The Apache would conduct raids for supplies and such and there were real deaths, more so during the wars with the US and the Mexicans, which is what I mainly was talking about. You may be thinking of the Plains tribes and counting coup?

              • Seth says:

                No, but I was thinking pre-Columbus.

                • ema says:

                  Ah, the Apache’s were always a raiding nomadic culture and were not well liked by the neighboring tribes for that reason. The women would often ride out into battle or raids with their husbands but it was mainly to look after them. There were a a few real Apache women warriors that we know of today though and one of them is Lozen. She was not known for combat skills but was very good at stealing horses and enemy weapons without being caught. She was also a shaman and was invaluable to the Chiricahua rear guard because she could locate the direction of the enemy by raising her hands. She was caught with the band that was with Geronimo and was sent by train to incarceration where she died, so sad… Google her sometime, we don’t know much about her unfortunately.

          • The Crapture says:

            minor quibble: living in AZ and having worked, partied and otherwise hung out with large numbers of Apache, Tohono O’odham, Hopi and Navajo, i could have sworn that the Dine’ are Navajo…other than that, carry on.

            • The Crapture says:

              ahh, ema…nevermind, I read your follow up, chalk that one to my own ignorance

              • ema says:

                Np! I’m not at all sure why they are called Apaches and their relatives are called Navajo! But they are all Dineh (which translates to “the people”)

            • eddiepscetti says:

              I wouldn’t know, my tribe came out of Oklahoma. But I googled it and it does say Dineh-Navajo.

              • Seth says:

                Cherokee? My mom’s family is from Oklahoma originally, I’m about 1/8th Cherokee. Not a member of the tribe myself, but some of my family is. Oh, and Apache and Navajo are both part of the Southern Athabaskan group, and have a very similar culture and language. ‘Dineh’ just means ‘The people’ in Athabaskan.

                • eddiepscetti says:

                  !/4 Chickasaw.. no tribal rights either as there was an unfortunate incident with some white men out of Texas, my grandmother and her sister, and being striken from the tribal records.

                • The Crapture says:

                  On a side note, i’m just glad you didn’t throw out my favorite cliched line about being “a quarter Cherokee on my grandma’s side” because there are nowhere near enough Cherokee grannies in the world to account for all the folks who lay claim to being part Native…by my reckoning, i’m some kind of mixed bag myself….the purest Spaniard blood on my paternal side dates way back to the Spanish colonies (Sephardic Jews who converted or pretended to convert to escape the Inquisition, because they DID expect it) and then i’ve got another quarter on my maternal grandpa’s side as his parents came over from Spain in the late 1800s, so inbetween there is a lot of mixing with any number of tribes from the interior of Mexico along with some Comanche and Kickapoo for good measure.

                  • … My grandma was 1/4 Cherokee. I was unaware that was a cliche. Then again, I don’t try to stay on top of nonsense like that. So my level of blood probably isn’t enough to mean much to people but it is there. *shrugs*

                    • The Crapture says:

                      Your grandmother was a quarter Cherokee, but the cliche is people who claim that their grandmother was full Cherokee, thus making them “1/4 Cherokee on my Grandma’s side”…when i used to hang out with my Dine’ and other Native buds from my old tech job a few years back, and we got to talking about stuff that was more to do with being Native, there would always be some goofy redneck trying to shoehorn themselves into the conversation with the Cherokee Grandma reference, which would invariably lead to an episode of almost audible eye-rolling

                      • Ah, gotcha. I am technically… Let’s see. Mom would technically be 1/8 and I would be 1/16. What is really odd if that I am this slightly olive color. You can’t usually tell it unless you see me beside Lynn who is lily white Irish and Czech. And I have high cheekbones. Other than that, I think my French and German blood show through. Hmmm, I wonder what ethnicity my high forehead and widow’s peak come from…

                        I don’t know about my father’s side so I might have a tiny chance of a bit more Native blood but I doubt it. Thanks for clearing that up though. ^_^

            • ema says:

              Yes, they are, Navajo and Apache are all Athabascan and speak the same language.

      • Trainwreck Chaser says:

        That won’t be happening, me and this Ukranian though….signs point to yes….

    • BattleCry says:

      Most formerly matriarchal societies were some seriously bloodthirsty groups…see South America

    • rhorho says:

      First, women are generally better than men at staying calm during a crisis, but don’t do well in tests of heat/cold tolerance and physical endurance compared to men. Social conditioning makes women far more suitable to defensive, protective situations, and men more suited to aggressive, attacking situations. (I’m not being definitive here, just talking tendencies.) The point being that knowing pluses and minuses of any fighting force can widen strategic options. The Israeli military is arguably the best in the world, pound for pound, and IIRC has a large percentage of female troops.

    • Kuromisa says:

      Agreed. You guys all know me to be pretty nice, right? (I hope?) Well, under the right conditions, I can become the most spiteful, vengeful, ruthless little b*tch there ever was. Just give me a reason. ; D

      • eddiepscetti says:

        Are you sure not related to my ex?

        • Kuromisa says:

          I sure hope not. Don’t worry, those occasions are very, very rare. Usually it’s only if someone has acted like that to me first. Otherwise, like you’ve seen, I’m all sweetness and light. : )

          • eddiepscetti says:

            Oh, definitely not related to my ex then. I think her “B*tch Switch” was stuck in the on position.

            • rhorho says:

              LMAO!! Have you ever noticed that the nicest people often pair off with the carpiest ones? I wish I had $5 for each time (inflation) I’ve met a nice person, made friends, then met the spouse, who couldn’t be bothered to exhibit the minimum of social grace. I guess opposites attract. Personally, I don’t know how anyone could be mean to you! :hugs:

              • eddiepscetti says:

                Oh, trust me, I’m not as speshul as I sound. I give my current wife plenty to get angry about. The difference is, she understands that I’m a guy and can be a ‘tard at times. She’s very forgiving like that!

                • rhorho says:

                  We can all be ‘tards, Eds. The fact that you put up with me proves my point. I’m sorry, but you’re going to have to try a little harder to convince me that you ever rise to the need for more than just a simple reminder.

  7. Not_you says:

    … i hear that they’re looking for people to guard the hats…

  8. Hannah Bob says:

    …Huh?

    There are women in many armies…I don’t get it…is it because this woman is wearing makeup? You can hardly even tell what she looks like…

    Maybe if I were a straight guy or a lesbian I’d laugh..or something…?

    • MAJGross says:

      I think I must be the only soldier on this site! Must say something for who likes funny pictures! Anyone who thinks hand to hand combat doesn’t exist doesn’t understand the nature of combat. They also have forgotten that before you fight a battle you must first get to it. Some times that might entail a nice long ride in a vehicle but sometimes it might be a 100 mile march on foot over rough terrain carrying 100 pounds of equipment. Likewise, no matter how you get to a fight it is always that last 100 yards that is the hardest. And if the news actually reported news of our troops you would know about the soldiers who have earned medals in Iraq and Afghanistan for hand to hand engagements. BTW, I use to terrain Ukrainian military. They have very tough determined soldiers. Fighting isn’t what their women soldiers do.

      I take the photo for what it is worth, a funny photo and caption!

  9. lowly grunt says:

    What’s Shannen Doherty doing in the Ukranian Army?

  10. cheesus says:

    they are romanian not ukranian !

  11. Deana says:

    Ukrainian = romanian? You american kids should go to school more often. And then think about sex.

  12. Deana says:

    Interesting… Read a book!

  13. raven says:

    okay, i’m migrating to ukraine or romania (between brackets, it says romanian soldiers so…) and then i’m going to join the army! :O

  14. mystrdat says:

    It’s Ukrainian, not Ukranian.

  15. Defiant says:

    Thus proving that Romanians are superior in every way.

  16. 9squirrels says:

    That soldier looks like Sophie Ellis-Bextor.

  17. Philip Shade says:

    More hot army girls with guns. click on my name.

  18. deezle says:

    where do i sign up, for real! why can’t chik cops in the states look like that.

  19. silly_me says:

    Ha ha ha!

    I don’t get it.
    D: POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE FAIL.

  20. Ro1918 says:

    She’s ROMANIAN…


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