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10-12-2006, 08:02 AM
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Madhat, being just a pup I'm sure he will do something soon to remind you of one of your favorite recruits. Naming him should be easy after that.(Might want to make sure the hat and boots are up a little higher for a while.)
10-12-2006, 08:07 AM
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I'm trying to figure out a name for my full blood American Bull Dog, and figured that I would turn to some smart oil burners to help me out. Remember that I am a hick and a Marine, so no fu-fu names like buckshotmcee would give,(like french pedicure, or something-dang seebees ). It is male, about 5 weeks old, and comes from good stock. Check out my photos, there will be one in there shortly.
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). It is male, about 5 weeks old, and comes from good stock. Check out my photos, there will be one in there shortly.TIA-
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I like Tank! Or how about Soot, or Brutus?
10-12-2006, 09:35 AM
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My wife talked/bribed me into getting a manicure with her one time, something important was coming up and my fingers looked like I had been playing in the tailpipe or something. Apparently, the sweet Japanese lady did not like Marines, cause she jacked me up good!!!
I asked one of the sailors that work here what exactly is a Seebee, he said, "I dunno, they build sh
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Looks like your close breatheren don't have that much love for you, Buckshot!!My wife just sent me these, I actually kind of like buckshot, but...
...ammo, bam-bam, brewsky, buckshot (that would be cute with his splotchy nose), dewey, Burwell, Puller...
10-12-2006, 09:56 AM
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I Guarrantee this! If we go to war somewhere and his barracks are leaking, the field strip has a hole in it, he's gonna know real quick what a Seabee is, and he'll try and be your best bud. 
When I was deployed to Spain it was pretty cool when these amphibious groups came in for shore leave, you'd be surprised how much respect Marines have for us. 
10-12-2006, 10:10 AM
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10-12-2006, 10:15 AM
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Fear not, BS, (I kinda like that... BS Mckee) (better be careful, I might just see how tough a Seebee really is if I keep talking trash! Just don't forget the 'T' in my last name,(Morton), or I'd be DI Sgt Moron!!
10-12-2006, 10:40 AM
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