For reals tho...maybe get the boot from the site?
You all? lol. That took some brainpower. You should prolly go carb up now...I bet you're famished.
You got that right. Today was all you can eat oatmeal Wednesday at the senior center, tonight I'm slipping on a high capacity diaper under the pj's, just in case there's a backup.
I'm just watching you itch for that box. lol
Yes.
Hey there, I’m prob the oldest here and my bedtime isn’t for another hour and 31 minutes!
I more or less experienced this the other day. I was at the class 8 (I still don’t understand why it’s called that) with a bottle of talisker 10 in one hand and a bottle of tums under my arm, discussing good whiskey and scotch with some oldass retired army turds, giving every uniformed officer that walked down our aisle a hard time. We were definitely living it up.
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Don't you mean the Class 6? Class 8 is medical. I was a medical supply officer.
The 10 classes of supply:
Class I: Subsistence. Includes issued foods, drinking water, and health & comfort items. (The items in Class I can also be found in Class VI.)
Class II: Clothing and equipment.
Class III: Petroleum, oils and lubricants
Class IV: Construction materials to support military programs. (Those last four words are critical to separating Class IV and Class X.)
Class V: Munitions. Ammo, bombs, explosives, mines, fuzes and detonators, pyro, missiles and rockets, propellant, and anything else that goes bang.
Class VI: Personal demand items sold in military exchanges.
Class VII: Major end items such as vehicles or aircraft
Class VIII: Medical materiel, including repair parts unique to medical equipment
Class VIIIa: Medical consumables not including blood or blood products
Class VIIIb: Blood products
Class IX: Repair parts
Class X: Materiel to support nonmilitary programs
For REAL entertainment, an item can exist in more t
