[jedward]

Just wanted to note the complete awkwardness of that title.

[philly-d-kidder]

Yeah You Can see the Fruits and vegetable trucks lined up at the kuwait Border, Furniture trucks... Flatbeads bringing in Trailers... You see the trucks all Ready to Roll...

[philly-d-kidder]

We had a Sandstorm that went from Iraq Kuwait to Saudi Arabia Last Thursday the visibility was 10 feet you couldn’t see a roadsign to turn off through Monday It was dangerous to drive... It was unhealthy AIR quality Your trailers desk would have an 1/8 inch of Sand...

I think the writer wanted to write a premise to a situation with missing food vs the Budget Fight..

Vegetables and Eggs come from Kuwait...
Gary Sinise didn’t Complain..

the temperature yesterday was a balmy 110..

[flowerplough]

“I miss my yogurt in the morning and my fresh-cut melon,” Sreebny said. And I can picture myself choking him as he tries to finish the sentence. My tank mechanic daughter didn’t get much fresh cut yogurt while she was in Habbaniyah. Green Zone, bah!

[CindyDawg]

Is this a sick joke? He actually said that? If our military aren’t getting any comforts, I care. If bureaucrats are having to rough it out, tough.

[ccmay]

I hope the trucks are needed to carry materiel for the invasion of Iran.

-ccm

[philly-d-kidder]

A Picture I took in Kuwait heading to the northern Boarder.. Kuwaiti's haven't forgotten.. I have Been stopped in the local Super market and they quietly thank me like I helped Liberate them..

[SkyPilot]

“I miss my yogurt in the morning and my fresh-cut melon,” Sreebny said.

Oh, those poooooor State Dept Socialists! The horror!

Our troops, on the other hand, have it tough every day.

[sargunner]

“We’ve run out of some things,” Sreebny said. “I miss my yogurt in the morning and my fresh-cut melon.”

When you have time, could you please lookup Sreebny and smack him a few times for me?

Thanks in advance