DEKA3
Registered User, A.K.A. "elias"
God bless America, and God bless the amazing men and women who defend us.
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God bless America, and God bless the amazing men and women who defend us.
F*** BOTH those M****r F*****s. That's all I have to say about that.


Cheers to something the Bush Admin couldn't do in 7 years that the Obama Admin did in 2. Glad to see competence back in the White House.
Just a note for you. This particular operation was planned and put in motion under the Bush admin. All the current admin did was fall in under a current plan that was already in the process of being executed. Not arguing one side or the other just informing someone who obviously has a bias as to the facts!
Cheers to something the Bush Admin couldn't do in 7 years that the Obama Admin did in 2. Glad to see competence back in the White House.
You have to be trolling. No one can be this dumb.
Probably could've gotten him sooner but the Bush admin was focusing on getting us into Iraq which sucked up so much money,resources and lives and is still a big current issue so let's not applaud any administration too loudly.
Let's be grateful for one of our enemies being eliminated instead of being hateful toward other americans just because we don't agree politically. The hate is getting pretty sad when this country really needs to pull itself together.
Ground Rules Going Forward
Since we are scattered all across the USofA (and Canada), and since 92.38% of us on this forum are "dudes" (according to the poll on the right side of my screen), I think we should set some ground rules going forward for how we deal with the aftermath of today's events. Most notably, how we should interact with any of the participants in the operation.
Rule #1 - If you meet one of the SEAL/CIA guys who were on this operation in a restaurant/bar, you should buy them a beer. Immediately. It's worth $4 to say thank you. (I also think we - as men - should do this for ANYONE who served overseas for our country. But that's another discussion...I'll focus this on the Bin Laden hunters.) In fact, you should pay for their meal, too. I am of the opinion that these 40 guys should never have to pay for a drink, meal, mortgage, car payment for the rest of thier lives. But that's just me.:cheers:
Rule #2 - You should never attempt to out-manuever one of these guys at a bar/club in an attempt to pick up a woman. First, they deserve it (they have "permanent dibs", unless the girl is already yours). Second, they're badasses. If she's a hardcore American girl with good morals and a knowledge of the world, you will lose anyway.
Guy In Suit and Guy in Jeans sit at bar, flanking a pretty girl.
Guy in Fancy Suit (GIFS): Hey babe. See that Ferrari outside? Yeah...that's mine. I made $1.6 million last year...a down year for me. I thought about downsizing my yacht, but said "screw it, it's just money." Can I buy you a drink?"
Dude In Jeans (DIJ): Sorry, I was going to try to talk to you as well, but I only make $45,000 a year and drive that Toyota 4Runner out there. I'm in the military.
Girl (being a polite American to the soldier before going back to GIFS): Oh, what do you do in the Military?
DIJ: Navy SEAL, I killed Usama bin Laden.:AK47:
Girl should immediately leave with DIJ. GIFS should pick up his tab and shake his hand.
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Fine, maybe I'm too excited that they killed the bas****.
I am of the opinion that these 40 guys should never have to pay for a drink, meal, mortgage, car payment for the rest of thier lives. But that's just me.
but i would ACTIVELY try to offer them my girlfriend/wife/etc. as my respect, admiration, and thanks.
Good thinking but when you're a military you're getting a medal at best for a thing like this if you're lucky.
And just for the record. Not only would I buy the guys on this squad a beer and their meal and stay our of their way with the girls in the bar but i would ACTIVELY try to offer them my girlfriend/wife/etc. as my respect, admiration, and thanks.