It's still good. Heard it a month or so ago walking through the spaces of his new squadron.
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The Neverending Callsign thread (Best/Worst/Funniest and where they came from)
- Thread starter Kyle McWhirter
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It's still good. Heard it a month or so ago walking through the spaces of his new squadron.
MasterBates
Well-Known Member
We had better, but shot down in the Romosexual callsign purge.
DOHA was a front runner before swears in callsigns were banned.
Dependent Of Hornet Asshole.
Her husband is a Bug pilot.
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Oh, right. Well, she could be FAG Hag.
Probably not, huh?
Probably not, huh?
MasterBates
Well-Known Member
Meh. My whole first squadron was mostly full of last name plays, and it was better than the overcontrived shit my last squadron loved to think up.
(note- if the explanation for a callsign is NOT a story, but it's more than a sentence long, it's too fucking contrived)
(note- if the explanation for a callsign is NOT a story, but it's more than a sentence long, it's too fucking contrived)
A call sign shouldn't involve too much work. If its not immediately obvious or hysterical then its not going to last. KISS.
The weirdest are callsigns that morph into a lasting one. Something along the lines of Nate-dogg (dated 90s rap reference for you kids in the audience) to Nate-dizzle to just Dizzle.
I think I posted this before but I'm too lazy to look.
JO tour: Sleepy - because after a 36 hour stint in the Carl Vinson AWS Module while playing squadron Liason, when I finally got to my bunk and the Module AWC called be to say my CO once again wanted me on the sat radio. I told him to tell my CO I'd call him back after I got some sleep.
DH tour: Kool-Aid - not for drinking Big Navy's. One night in the Kef BOQ about a week into my DH tour I went for a beer run to restock supplies for the drunken movie night we were enjoying. Returning with 5 cases stacked in my arms I missed the door and punched through the wall. They say it looked like the Kool-Aid commercial.
JO tour: Sleepy - because after a 36 hour stint in the Carl Vinson AWS Module while playing squadron Liason, when I finally got to my bunk and the Module AWC called be to say my CO once again wanted me on the sat radio. I told him to tell my CO I'd call him back after I got some sleep.
DH tour: Kool-Aid - not for drinking Big Navy's. One night in the Kef BOQ about a week into my DH tour I went for a beer run to restock supplies for the drunken movie night we were enjoying. Returning with 5 cases stacked in my arms I missed the door and punched through the wall. They say it looked like the Kool-Aid commercial.
Pickle.....thanks AW's.....
Five cases in your arms?!? Pretty manly effort just carrying those! That's a shit ton of beer!
If you are talking about the Phoenix missile, it's AIM-54...unless you were referring to the super-secret Phoenix missile upgrades?
I know, don't let the truth get in the way of a good sea-story!
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Yeah, they were stacked from belt to chin and I was bent over backwards using my stomach & chest to help support them. It just added to the effect. I saw more than a couple of reenactments during my next two years in the squadron........