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Walkin' in a Sniper's Wonderland

Shots a ring
Are you listening?
In the lane
The blood's glistening
A beautiful site
We're happy tonight
Walking in a sniper's wonderland

In the street a baby's crying
As you stop to set the bomb
He lined up for the kill
Then your brains will spill
Walking in a sniper's wonderland

In the field you can build a big bomb
Then pretend you're really someone else
He says: Are you leaving?
We'll say: No way
But we can do the job
When you're around

Later on
We'll conspire
As we dream by the fire
Of faces so afraid
Of the plans that we've made
Walking in a sniper's wonderland

When we shoot
It's thrilling
Through our sites they get a chilling
We chamber a round
One shot and you are down
Walking in a sniper's wonderland

Walking in a sniper's wonderland
Walking in a sniper's wonderland

(U.J. & B.F.)

Marine snipers wish all a Merry Christmas.
Please add your own Xmas carols. That's the Baghdad version. Add your own, if you wish. I'd bet someone could come up with something "snappy" regarding Straight. Jason[ This Message was edited by: misbehaver on 2005-12-08 16:05 ]

I've got 60 days CONUS before I chase a Brit reporter(and crew)around that Iraqi Sunnishithole. I need a woman that can save my life and stand with me at all cost. I've finally realized that it's time to slow down and pass my skill on> When I stopped getting flight to fight and cases of ammo w/training schedules I recognized I was retired at 34;yet not obsolete.
If any MBer chicks want to get down; respond.Jason

While staying in the guest room at my parents home I began thinking about all the different "phaser rooms". The accomodations ranged widely; esp. for a guest who had learned to actually manipulate the misbehaver policy (guilt trip on parents, etc). Some host parents feared having a MBer in their home and ran around like paranoid androids; others often encouraged their phasers to conduct a pseudo exorcism (with a good ass kicking). I never got violent in a host home; I knew what to expect at the building, in a strange home I did not. Other MBers use to pull little tricks at home like pissing down the HVAC ducts, etc. The worst home was my own; being sent home as a newcomer really rattled me. Seeing my house transformed in to prison pissed me off so badly that I vowed never to cower.

Years later, I still remember the door alarm, window and drawer locks and a Chevy with it's rear door handles removed. Every once in a while, I hear the familiar tone of the door alarm and go on alert. Anybody else have similar experiences and/or visions of night spent in "a room with a view"?  This post is written with a light heart and a full glass; Let's have a few laughs!

Happy Holidays everyone, Jason

While I recognize the First Ammendment, I can't help but question the motives of some of these projects. Sure, some will be positive, some negative and probably a mix of both. I'm not trying to quell anyone's ability to produce media.

My position is kinda like Jack Nicholson's line from the film "A Few Good Men":
"You want the TRUTH? You can't handle the TRUTH". Many of these books and screenplay projects are written by Straight clients, but the whole idea of rehashing,thus empowering the Straight experience disturbs me. Do we really think most readers want to know exactly what went on in the Program? I think not. I also wonder where the profit margin factors into the equation...

The whole idea reminds of why my vet brothers won't go see a war movie. Haven't we had enough? How can we be expected to let go of this horror if someone wants to exploit it/us once again? Again, please don't think I'm trying to speak for everyone involved or discount some great documentation of life in Straight. Jason