Were you holding her up?
Or is your wife beater spidey sense going off?
Either way, regardless of what you do for a living, I don't think you're qualified to make a comment like that.
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Conduct Unbecoming (what NOT to do while in a pool at PCola)
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Were you holding her up?
Or is your wife beater spidey sense going off?
Either way, regardless of what you do for a living, I don't think you're qualified to make a comment like that.
If he killed a chicken for no good reason, then probably yes. He didn't (allegedly) kill this dog for food, or to protect himself. He (allegedly) did it because he was a drunk ass who got frustrated, which sounds to me like a serious anger management issue. That's fucked up, and anyone who could do that is a douche-canoe of epic proportions. And anyone who can't see why this isn't okay is frankly pretty questionable as well.
If the accusations are true, this douche needs a serious beating.
Along with what MB said a few posts up, I say let the justice system do its thing and figure out the whole story. I've seen one commissioned officer survive a false child molestation (turned out to be a false accusation in the end but it took several months to get there) and another get busted for something similarly disturbing (internet predator sting operation... BZ to the local sheriff and yes, the guy was as guilty as they come). Keep the proverbial torches and pitchforks nearby if you like but for now no need to carry them at the ready.
Vill, we never need a good reason to throttle poultry...
I thought monkey abuse was more your thing. Corporal punishment and the like.
Learn to handle your liquor before taking on pets, wives, and aviation, folks. Perpetuating stereotypes is not good for us, especially when good people are losing their lives in training and in the fleet.
Spanking his monkey is corporal punishment?????
Only for the monkey.
But it's his monkey...to do what he pleases with it and as often as he wants.....
Now MRS. Pickle though.....she might think she should be the one administering the spanking.....and according to whether Pickle is in the dog house or not, I could understand it then being corporal punishment....
Van
The Shipmate formerly known as AT2.
In that case it would be corporal punishment for both Pickle and his monkey, right?
I can't speak for Pickle or the Mrs., but in our house, I'm the one tasked with monkey discipline. Sure Husband steps in when I'm not around and the monkey acts up, but otherwise, I take care of all primate correction.
I was the focus of an Article 32 investigation much earlier in my career, and the USAF lawyer who was representing me told me that "in the UCMJ there is no presumption of innocence like in the civilian world."