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"Frisbee®" <> wrote in message
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>
> Did I ever tell you about my very first salute as an Airman (after boot
> camp, I mean)? I did? Well I'm gonna tell you again anyway.
>
> At Keesler AFB in Biloxi, MS, fresh out of boot camp, enjoying some actual
> free time, I decide to go over to the Base Exchange (USAF's version of a
> Wal-Mart). I get myself an ice cream cone and head out of the building
and
> start to walk towards my motorcyle, as I notice this person in a uniform
> that I'm not quite familiar with (turns out later it was a flight suit)
but
> then I notice a pair of silver bars on his shoulder.
>
> At last! An opportunity to salute an officer! All we ever saluted in
boot
> camp was the T.I. (Technical Instructor - an NCO). I snap my rigid arm up
> to a perfect salute... complete with ice cream cone.
>
> The captain returned the salute, laughing hysterically as he walked past.
>

So that was you who did that. I heard about an Airman who
did that. Better than the grunt at Ft. Sam Houston with the cigar.

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> At last! An opportunity to salute an officer! All we ever saluted in
> boot camp was the T.I. (Technical Instructor - an NCO). I snap my rigid
> arm up to a perfect salute... complete with ice cream cone.

FYI: Don't carry anything in your right hand while in uniform. It's just
good GP.

>Rowdy Yates wrote:
>> *"=?Utf-8?B?QUpFSERBTg==?=" <> wrote
>> in
>> news:7EE71BC0-AAB3-4785-8378-:
>>
>> > After the installlation of windows 2000 professional on the second
>> > partition of my hard disk with previous installation of windows
>> server
>> > 2003,trying to boot the server 2003, I receive this message
>> "Windows
>> > could not start because the following file is missing or
>> > corrupt:\Windows\system32\config\systemd"
>>
>> did you try spraying some WD40 on it? it works every time.
>>
>> --
>> Rowdy Yates, MCNGP Thug #39
>> http://www.mcngp.com/
>> http://profiles.yahoo.com/rowdy_yates_mcngp *
>
>
>What do you mean spray wd40 on what? Are you serious? I am having this
>problem with my computer..it will not start. OS 2000

Why are you replying to post made almost a year ago??

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

>Reading this forum has made me **** myself laughing.

me too.

>Rowdy - funny mate, I like it!

it is real

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

As Jtyc once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse

>> At last! An opportunity to salute an officer! All we ever saluted
>> in boot camp was the T.I. (Technical Instructor - an NCO). I snap my
>> rigid arm up to a perfect salute... complete with ice cream cone.
>
> FYI: Don't carry anything in your right hand while in uniform. It's
> just good GP.


Very true.


....and in boot camp Marines don't salute their DIs. But
you do call them sir.

"kpg" <> wrote in message
news:Xns97BF8BD93395Fipostthereforeiam@127.0.0.1.. .
> As Jtyc once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse
>
>>> At last! An opportunity to salute an officer! All we ever saluted
>>> in boot camp was the T.I. (Technical Instructor - an NCO). I snap my
>>> rigid arm up to a perfect salute... complete with ice cream cone.
>>
>> FYI: Don't carry anything in your right hand while in uniform. It's
>> just good GP.
>
>
> Very true.
>
>
> ...and in boot camp Marines don't salute their DIs. But
> you do call them sir.

I once made the mistake in boot camp of referring to our TI simply by his
last name without realizing he was within earshot. Once.

All gawked in amazement when: kpg assaulted us with:
> As Jtyc once said in microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse
>
>>> At last! An opportunity to salute an officer! All we ever saluted
>>> in boot camp was the T.I. (Technical Instructor - an NCO). I snap
>>> my rigid arm up to a perfect salute... complete with ice cream cone.
>>
>> FYI: Don't carry anything in your right hand while in uniform. It's
>> just good GP.
>
>
> Very true.
>
>
> ...and in boot camp Marines don't salute their DIs. But
> you do call them sir.

In the Army we called our DI's sergeant, because they worked for a living.

--
LRM
MCNGP 7^2
www.mcngp.com home of the bogosity singularity.

"Frisbee®" <> wrote in message
news:...
> "erg" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>
>> Rowdy Yates wrote:
>>> *"=?Utf-8?B?QUpFSERBTg==?=" <> wrote
>>> in
>>> news:7EE71BC0-AAB3-4785-8378-:
>>>
>>> > After the installlation of windows 2000 professional on the second
>>> > partition of my hard disk with previous installation of windows
>>> server
>>> > 2003,trying to boot the server 2003, I receive this message
>>> "Windows
>>> > could not start because the following file is missing or
>>> > corrupt:\Windows\system32\config\systemd"
>>>
>>> did you try spraying some WD40 on it? it works every time.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Rowdy Yates, MCNGP Thug #39
>>> http://www.mcngp.com/
>>> http://profiles.yahoo.com/rowdy_yates_mcngp *
>>
>>
>> What do you mean spray wd40 on what? Are you serious? I am having this
>> problem with my computer..it will not start. OS 2000
>
> Of course he's serious! He's an MCSE, man!
>
> Part of what we learn in Microsoft Certification is that all you need in
> your repair kit is two things: Duct Tape and WD-40.
>
> If it moves, and it's not supposed to: Duct Tape.

Have you seen the new Gorilla Tape? Apparently makes duct tape look like
generic scotch tape. I have a friend who works at the plant making it and
says the glue is so strong it's hard to run through a slitter. (I know that
sounds bad)

--
Mitch "yer such a Jameshole" S.
MCNGP XLVIII (Now do the other certs REALLY matter?)
Stupidity on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.

"LnkWizard" <> wrote in message
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> So that was you who did that. I heard about an Airman who
> did that. Better than the grunt at Ft. Sam Houston with the cigar.


Or the Marine at Paris Island who presented arms and took off the DI's
Smokey Bear. He was in the pit for hours.

--
Mitch "yer such a Jameshole" S.
MCNGP XLVIII (Now do the other certs REALLY matter?)
Stupidity on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.

> In the Army we called our DI's sergeant, because they worked for a living.

I'll put my DI's up against your DS's any day of the week.