Comments | rebelcoyote: Right On Man

rebelcoyote

Right On Man

Dec 01, 2005 14:42

Yesterday I backed into a parking space in front of a couple of surveyors doing whatever it is they do with that little telescope thing and as I was getting out one of them said "hey are you the purple heart?"

I told him I was and he said "right on... at least I guess it's right on."

I laughed and said that yes, it is right on.

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emmycantbemeeko December 1 2005, 19:57:17 UTC

Why are they always surveying downtown? What do they not yet know?

WHY ARE THEY NOT DONE YET?

rebelcoyote December 1 2005, 21:56:03 UTC

no no, this was at Pebble Hill

cassielsander December 1 2005, 22:46:29 UTC

Please move along, ma'am. Nothing to see.

falcon13 December 1 2005, 20:04:44 UTC

good to see you posting again . . .

roninspoon December 1 2005, 22:18:02 UTC

In Nevada, purple heart plates let you park anywhere.

Damn straight! shoutingboy December 2 2005, 00:03:54 UTC

You can park right on the casino floor. I've seen some folks do it!

I never really know what to say... shoutingboy December 2 2005, 00:03:26 UTC

At a restaurant today, I saw a table with a couple of guys in BDUs. They looked lower-middle-aged, and not "officery", so I'm assuming they were noncoms of some kind or other.

Anyway, I wanted to go up to them and say something like "thank you for being willing to be sent somewhere and have crazy people shoot at you", but I didn't really know how to phrase it. So. What should us plain-ol' civilians say when we see a soldier? I'm willing to sound like a dork, but I don't want to embarass them.

Re: I never really know what to say... rebelcoyote December 2 2005, 22:02:37 UTC

That's a good question. Frankly, When people would say nice things to me I'd appreciate it but I'd never know what to say back. In general though, I'd say the simpler the better.

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