By drstrnj - 17/10/2009 03:35 - United States
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so because I am in the Army I can't use an Air Force Base to get a hair cut????
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you're an idiot
YDI FOR USING BENEFITS THAT ARENT YOURS! stop using our benefits!
so because I am in the Army I can't use an Air Force Base to get a hair cut????
No, obviously you have to be in the Air Force to do that.
what, no one is going to say "Damn male drivers?" Their high frequency of stupid wrecks like this is why they have to pay more for car insurance than women drivers do
There's a lot of people here who have no freakin idea what they're talking about. How does he not deserve the benefits? If he can get on base that means he is 1) a military member, 2) a military member's dependent, or 3) former military. Anyone else needs a military sponsor and a pass that their sponsor must get for them from the visitor's center. They don't just let anyone on base for a haircut. I can see how that goes: "Let me see your CAC card." "I don't have one. I'm only here for a cheap haircut." "Oh. Go right in, sir. Oh, but you should know that since you're not military your haircut will cost $3,000." Morons.
or you could have bought a pair if polarized sunglasses months ago and still would have saved $10. also YDI because military cuts are faggoty.
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There's a lot of people here who have no freakin idea what they're talking about. How does he not deserve the benefits? If he can get on base that means he is 1) a military member, 2) a military member's dependent, or 3) former military. Anyone else needs a military sponsor and a pass that their sponsor must get for them from the visitor's center. They don't just let anyone on base for a haircut. I can see how that goes: "Let me see your CAC card." "I don't have one. I'm only here for a cheap haircut." "Oh. Go right in, sir. Oh, but you should know that since you're not military your haircut will cost $3,000." Morons.
well, you only owe $490 now.