You really must bring your game face, to truly play LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuctk...eature=related

 

"PLAY" ?! ?! .. "PLAY" !!! this is not a damn gamemarine we train to win , more sweat in practice means less blood in battle ! am i getting through that thick jar head of yours ! now move your *** and hit him again !

 

That guy doesnt have the voice for that job. They need someone who can really scare people to be doing that.

 

And good evening to you to HAVOC

I started to call it. Oh Only if we could all participate... but didn't feel that it would peak. Most curiosity around here to check it out. So let's see how it works out with play in place.
BTW
You almost nailed it substitute "shut your cumcatcher and don't eye **** me recruit ****UP or I'll skull **** YOU" for soldier also remember. Soldiers are soldiers and Marines are Marines

 

lol calling a Marine a soldier is like calling someone in the Army a Marine--it's just not who they are...

 

Are you speaking from experience, or are you just armchair quarterbacking this one, because speaking from experience. I can guarantee you it does not take a hefty voice to motivate a recruit. Nor does it take physically adjusting his uniform to scare the **** out of him if you feel that is what's necessary to motivate him

 

I dont really care what you call them. They are all privates to me. HAHAHAHA get it. privates

 

Lack of knowledge is a real mother ****er. No one in the Marine Corps is a private until they graduate Boot Camp. They are referred to as Pollee, Recruits, Boots and a whole host of other things

 

who said i was talking about boot camp?

You can preach your knowledge of the armed forces to me all you want to but im just going to tell you right now that it doesnt interest me. You could know everything about it and I wouldnt care. Its like talking to a wall

And im not trying to be an *** about it or anything im just letting you know, its a lost cause.

 

I can make people whimper and cry by my voice alone. Either in person, (as with the guy who hit my bike) or on the phone as I do at
least 20 times a week with some of our more nefarious merchants, usually in the New York area, who try and run Nigerian based bank Credit Cards, despite the fact that it clearly says in their contract that we do not process any Nigerian based cards, as they are a
known high risk, if not outright fraudulent/illegally made or possessed card more often than not.

I hate that part of my job, but I do my best Hanibal Lecter speech on them.

No swallowed tongues yet though...thank God.