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MAJ Mike Well, besides BOHICA, there's FUBAR. FIDO is good one, too.
Well, besides BOHICA, there's FUBAR. FIDO is good one, too.
There's also FUBB (F'd-Up Beyond Belief), and EAR ( Echelons Above Reality)...
MAJ Mike Sometimes, a cigar is only a cigar.
Sometimes, a cigar is only a cigar.
Unless it is one from the Oval Office
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"I'd "I'd rather be historically accurate than politically correct."
"Sic gorgiamus allos subjectatos nunc!"
MAJ Mike Hercmech: MAJ Mike: Mila Kunis is hot! Except when she is Meg Funny thing, the actress who voices Lois is rather unattractive.
Hercmech: MAJ Mike: Mila Kunis is hot! Except when she is Meg
MAJ Mike: Mila Kunis is hot!
Mila Kunis is hot!
Except when she is Meg
Funny thing, the actress who voices Lois is rather unattractive.
I think Freud would have something to say about that
Hercmech MAJ Mike: Mila Kunis is hot! Except when she is Meg
MAJ Mike Mila Kunis is hot!
Red Foreman,,, is a small god...
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Hercmech Sprue-ce Goose: Hercmech: Operation HOnorable CCXXIX LMAO............you also grew up during the era before movies used the Arabic numbering system........... At your service...glad someone got it.
Sprue-ce Goose: Hercmech: Operation HOnorable CCXXIX LMAO............you also grew up during the era before movies used the Arabic numbering system...........
Hercmech: Operation HOnorable CCXXIX
Operation HOnorable CCXXIX
LMAO............you also grew up during the era before movies used the Arabic numbering system...........
At your service...glad someone got it.
p38jl Operation Dumbass, Red Foreman, Team Leader
Operation Dumbass, Red Foreman, Team Leader
Len Pytlewski
Sprue-ce Goose Hercmech: Operation HOnorable CCXXIX LMAO............you also grew up during the era before movies used the Arabic numbering system...........
Hercmech Operation HOnorable CCXXIX
Operation MOJO
Operation CFS (That's my code around work for daft employees. CFS stands for Can't Fix Stupid!)
Eric
Operation Fiddly Bit...
Operation 229...
Imagination wasn't the key to naming operations back in the day... Random, unimportant words were the key... The operation name was supposed to be a word or combination of words that had the least chance of giving away the type of operation that was being planned...
Torch, Bolero, Overlord, Market-Garden, Husky, Hastings, etc... Ever since "Urgent Fury", the DoD has been effin' up the system, tryin' to find names that'll sound good in the press...
However, I'd go with "Plan 9 From Outer Space" for the next one...
What,s wrong with "Sneaky Pete" or perhaps "Quagmire ?"Naw , not enough imagination! Oh , well I will go with operation "HUH?" tankerbuilder
Anal Bumcover; Sean Connery commanding.
"RabidHamster"
On the bench: Airfix 1/72 Wildcat; Airfix 1/72 Vampire T11; Airfix 1/72 Fouga Magister
Operation Rusty Cat .
Ron
"Mincemeat" (The Man Who Never Was) pretty well took the prize.
In my working life, I didn't "do" Operations, I did Projects, as in (I'm not kidding), "Project X" and "Project Y". When it came to names, my management had about as much imagination as 200# of mulch. I always felt a little deprived (as we were doing some interesting stuff), I mean, even the generic as [dinkywongo] "Operation Jumbo" has more class than "Project X".
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I vote for "Fall BOHICA". I've experienced it for far too many years.
I would call it Operation Bohica
If I were planning a military mission for today, that's what code-word I'd give it...just sayin'...
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