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Sentences you hope never to hear uttered by a member of active duty military, #17

“Uh, sir?  I’m afraid one of our Gibbons is still unaccounted for…”

(h/t Craig C)

22 Replies to “Sentences you hope never to hear uttered by a member of active duty military, #17”

  1. Salt Lick says:

    I doubt this is a problem. My sister lives in Covington.  It’s across Lake Ponchatrain from New Orleans and didn’t get damaged much. At least that’s the last I heard from Sis (via text-messaging) when she returned home on Wednesday.

    Although she did say the new neighbor’s kids were bow-legged, butt-ugly, and hairy.

  2. Moe Lane says:

    I am starting to wonder whether that entire region might, in fact, be actually cursed.  And God knows that we weren’t quite dealing with a unmitigated disaster down there already.

    TW: ‘test’.  Indeed.

  3. ahem says:

    Naw. I think ‘What happened to the Anaconda?’ tops it.

  4. B Moe says:

    Deep down in the jungle so they say

    There’s a signifying motherfucker down the way.

    There hadn’t been no disturbin’ in the jungle for quite a bit,

    For up jumped the monkey in the tree one day and laughed,

    “I guess I’ll start some shit.”

    -traditional

  5. RTO Trainer says:

    Some other phrases we military type dread, by rank:

    PVT:  “I have an idea…”

    PFC:  “I saw this once in a cartoon…”

    SGT:  “The Private has a good idea.”

    MSG or CSM:  “(S)He said, what?!”

    2LT:  “In my experience…”

    CPT:  “I’ve made us a deal.”

    CW2:  “Okay, now stand back.”

    MAJ:  “I saw this once in a movie…”

    COL:  “North is definitely this way.”

    Any General Officer:  “We seem to be out of coffee.”

    In every case above, havoc will follow.

  6. BumperStickerist says:

    The Anthrax Mutation:  Part Deux

  7. Rick says:

    RTO,

    That pretty much goes for the swabbies, as well.  After translating ranks, the notable exception is for CPOs:  “Watch this shit…”

    Cordially…

  8. susan says:

    OK

    who the f**k came up with the bright idea of storing of storing this stuff in a city sinking below sea level located in a notorious flood zone?

    With all the problems in NO, we are lucky it did not take a direct hurricane hit.

  9. me says:

    Dance ‘DILLO, DANCE!!!

  10. OHNOES says:

    Truth > fiction

  11. Matt says:

    The most intelligent thing I’ve seen so far is that the N.O. Museum of Art stores the parts of their collection, not currently on display, in the basement.

    You know, even further below sea level than if they’d just left it in a bus locker.

  12. TODD says:

    Brilliant, now that the biodefense lab is underwater and all the Gibbons are furiously spreading anthrax to their human captors, all I want to know is,

    CAN THEY DANCE?????????

  13. quiggs says:

    Tonight on KOS: “Now we see the Rethuglicans real purpose in causing this hurricane: it’s because the AIDS virus they created couldn’t do the whole job!”

  14. Sean M. says:

    Great.  Just f’n great.  I mean, as if the hurricane and the flood weren’t bad enough, now Leeza Gibbons is on the loose?

    When will our long national nightmare finally end?

  15. I’m with Salt Lick—as Covington is on the opposite side of Lake Pontchartrain and about five miles inland from its shore, the odds that it’s in any danger are slim.

    <a href=”http://maps.google.com/maps?q=18703+three+rivers+road,+covington,+LA&spn=0.026042,0.024992&t=k&hl=en”>Here’s the satellite view of the site. There’s a creek nearby, but I doubt it got high enough to make anyone sweat.

  16. Crap. Sorry about that.

  17. Salt Lick says:

    Then again, Robert, I don’t know where the non-Covington sites are located.  If you follow the links you’ll see specific locations within New Orleans listed, and it does, in all seriousness, sound scary. Didn’t mean to minimize the overall danger with my clownishness.

  18. September 5, noon

    Dear Tulanians and Friends,

    Today I want to address a few key issues that seem to be on your minds based on my reading of the blogs.

    Restoration of our campuses: This process begins today as we clear away the debris and assess, secure and remediate damage to our buildings and grounds. Fortunately, the physical damage to our campuses was not nearly as extensive as it was to the rest of the city. I am happy to report that our National Primate Center in Covington, La. is already functioning under near normal conditions. Several of our University College satellite campuses should also be functional in a matter of weeks. We expect that the Elmwood and Biloxi, Mississippi campuses could be among the first to open.

  19. but i got no clue about the other sites.

  20. Patrick Chester says:

    Oh, great. So it’s going to turn into Resident Evil 3: The Big Easy?!  ohh

  21. McGehee says:

    Oh, great. So it’s going to turn into Resident Evil 3: The Big Easy?!  ohh

    “Turn into”…?

  22. Ian Wood says:

    Nah, Bruce Willis will come back from the future and stop Brad Pitt.  I think.

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