i love to play guitar watch movies hang out with my friends. wut evr i can think of. ..This profile was edited with Thomas' myspace editor™ V2.5
who ever i dont care. just as long as u dont piss me off.
lower-class brats, kiss, black sabbath, pink floyd, led zepplin, ozzy osbourne, ludwig van beethoven, ac/dc, reel big fish,, clash, vandals, sex pistols, misfits, flogging molly, brian setzer orchestra, elvis ( older stuff), stray cats, bill haley and the comets, jimmi hendrix, guns 'n roses, lynard skynard, ZZ top, queen, deep purple,
the greatest movie evr mad: FULL METAL JACKET, clock work orange, U-571, pirates, tremors,, the shawshenk redemption, and others i just dont feel like typing n e more
simpsons, reno 911, insomniac w/dave attel, mail call w/ r.lee ermey.
jarhead, a clock work orange, the testamnet, the runaway jury, the street lawyer, the client, the firm, the king of torts,the summons, a painted house,the brethren, the partner, the rainmaker, the pelican brief, the contender, ice bound, across five aprils, of mice and men, night, the diary of anne frank, the face on the milk carton, lord of the flies(totally sukd), 1984 by george orwell, there are more i just cant think of them
. You scored as Punk/Rebel.
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any soldier over in Iraq right now fighting thos stupid fukkin iraqis. i have much respect for them. and also TONY GWYNN(HE IS MY IDOL) I LUV HIM. Brian Setzer and the rest of the stray cats."They are so damn young" I was going to the gym tonight ( really just a huge tent with weights and treadmills), and we had heard that one of the MEUs (Marine Exp Units) that had come out of service in the "triangle" was redeploying (leaving country). We saw their convoy roll in to the Kuwait Naval Base as the desert sun was setting.I have never seen anything like this. Trucks and humvees that looked like they had just come through a shredder. Their equipment was full of shrapnel blast holes, and missing entire major pieces that you could tell had been blasted by IEDs. These kids looked bad too! I mean, sunken eyes, thin as rails, and that 1000-yd. stare they talk about after direct combat. Made me pretty damn embarrassed to be a "rear area warrior".All people could do was stop in their tracks and stare... and feel like me...like I wanted to bow my head in reverence. A Marine Captain stationed with me, was standing next to me, also headed to the gym. He said, "Part of 1st Brigade Combat Team, 8th Marines, sir. Took the heaviest losses of any single unit up north as part of Task Force Danger, sir."As the convoy rolled up, all of us watching just slowly crept toward these kids as they dismounted the Hummers and 5-tons. Of course, we were all shiny and clean compared to these warriors. This kids looked like they had just crawled from Iraq. I had my security badge and id around my neck, and started to help them unload some of their duffle bags.A crusty Gunny came up to me and said "sir, you don't have to do that..." I said, "Gunny... yes I do..." They all looked like they were in high school, or younger!! All held themselves sharply and confident, despite the extreme fatigue you could tell they had endured. "You guys out of the triangle?" I asked. "Yes, sir". 14 months, and twice into the grinder, sir" (both fights for Fallujah). All I could do was throw my arm around their shoulders and say "thanks Marine, for taking the fight to the bad guys...we love you man".I looked at these young kids, not one of them complaining or showing signs of anything but focus, and good humor. 'Sir, they got ice cream at the DFAC, sir?" "I haven't had real ice cream since we got here..." They continued to unload... and after I had done my handshakes and shoulder hugs, the Captain and I looked at each other ... They want ice cream, we'll get them ice cream. You see, a squid O-5 and a focused Marine O-3 can get just about anything, even if the mess is closed. Needless to say, we raided the closed DFAC (mess tent), much to the chagrin of one very pissed off Mess Sergeant and grabbed boxes of ice cream sandwiches (as many as we could carry), and hustled back to the convoy. I felt like Santa Claus. "Thank you, sir.." again and again from each trooper, as we tossed up the bars to the guys in the trucks. I'm thinkin', "Son, what the hell are you thanking me for? I can't thank you enough." And they are so damned young ... I will sleep well, knowing they are watching my back tonight." GOD BLESS THE USA & OUR WARRIORS IN HARMS WAYPlease pray on this day, and every day, for our Armed Forces standing in harm's way around the world in defense of our liberty, and for the families awaiting their safe return.