[Ace the Biker]

You remind me of those "garratroopers" in Viet Nam that ran around in the rear wearing spit shined jungle boots and bandoleers of polished brass ammo. Never heard a shot fired in anger but are the biggest hero's you can find in a bar.

If you had pulled that crap on me you would have had to shoot that little pop gun, (Nine mil sucks) or eat it.

[CholeraJoe]

Ace, I never went to 'Nam, but I served this nation in some of the worst sewers imaginable in Central America and the Middle East.

The only reason I had my 9 was that my .357 was in the safe and my .40 was in my other pants.

[dakine]

If you had pulled that crap on me you would have had to shoot that little pop gun, (Nine mil sucks) or eat it.

Well said...

[Dad yer funny]

hey , #65 is also good

[R. Scott]

You remind me of those "garratroopers" in Viet Nam …

I ran into a high school classmate at Tan Son Nhut airport in Saigon in 1967. He was wearing tiger stripes, boonie hat, M-16, 45 in a shoulder rig and a .38 on his hip. He had at least a hundred rounds on him. I asked what his job was – turned out he was a US Air Force mail clerk and never left the airbase.

[Jim Noble]

You remind me of those "garratroopers" in Viet Nam that ran around in the rear wearing spit shined jungle boots and bandoleers of polished brass ammo. Never heard a shot fired in anger but are the biggest hero's you can find in a bar.

They are still wearing their "Kill 'em all, Let God sort 'em out" jackets.

Those who know, don't say. Those who say, don't know.