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pvn
Rumsfeld force projection Mark Unseen   Aug 24 04:44 UTC 2003

Got me to thinking, why not?  Why have the equvalent of multiple
divisions of US troops deployed for such things as feeding the troops?
Instead of subcontracting out such to Wendy's or McDonalds?  I mean
perhaps fast food diet isn't the best, but it would sure and beat MREs.
28 responses total.
rcurl
response 1 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 24 06:26 UTC 2003

Why not contract with the Iraqis to cater for our forces?
sj2
response 2 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 24 09:46 UTC 2003

You would get bombs for burgers!!
tod
response 3 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 24 13:54 UTC 2003

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rcurl
response 4 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 24 21:03 UTC 2003

Re #2: we could also employ Iraqi tasters.....they need more jobs in Iraq.
scott
response 5 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 01:43 UTC 2003

More jobs every week, it seems, since there's an article in the paper today
about the US hiring former Iraqui secret police to help track down terrorists
within the country.
pvn
response 6 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 04:46 UTC 2003

Who better to?
sj2
response 7 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 10:24 UTC 2003

I thought Iraqi Secret police were by default members of the former 
Baath party. And Baath party members were strictly being kepy away 
from holding any positions in the new administration. 
eprom
response 8 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 16:26 UTC 2003

MRE's are awsome (with the exception of chicken ala king). My fav is the Lemon
pound cake loaf in the newer MRE's.
tod
response 9 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 17:38 UTC 2003

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mvpel
response 10 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 28 00:20 UTC 2003

I gather that one of the fun things to do with MRE heaters is to insert them
into 2 liter soda bottles along with some water and cayenne pepper, and roll
them into officers' tents.
happyboy
response 11 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 28 02:02 UTC 2003

it scares me that you have guns, walter.
janc
response 12 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 31 02:26 UTC 2003

Sorry, Wendy's and McDonald's don't have contracts pre-negotiated with the
Army, so have a nice tasty Halliburger, soldier.

Hey, I'm not complaining.  I'm a stockholder.  Too bad Bechtel's privately
held.  (Though why exactly I should be profiting from the war, I don't know.)
eprom
response 13 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 31 02:31 UTC 2003

I think Burger King has some sort of contract with AAFES (Army Air Force
Exchange service), every base I've been to has a BK somewhere on base/post.
gelinas
response 14 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 31 02:45 UTC 2003

Still?  That contract was first awarded circa 1984.
tod
response 15 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 31 14:42 UTC 2003

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goose
response 16 of 28: Mark Unseen   Aug 31 20:15 UTC 2003

Do they wrap that whopper in camo paper?
tod
response 17 of 28: Mark Unseen   Sep 1 14:59 UTC 2003

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dah
response 18 of 28: Mark Unseen   Sep 2 06:12 UTC 2003

Why is it that so many Grexists are all like SANS PERSONALITY?


I mean, GEEZ.  ,  nearly every M-Netter I know has a different personality
than his/er respective brethren, but here it's all the same, for mostly. 
bland, w/ chunksmsg.
sno
response 19 of 28: Mark Unseen   Sep 2 15:50 UTC 2003

Its hard to look unique in ascii.  I, however, look just like I type.

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tod
response 20 of 28: Mark Unseen   Sep 2 16:27 UTC 2003

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jaklumen
response 21 of 28: Mark Unseen   Sep 2 23:01 UTC 2003

If he does, can I change mine to Bootsy Collins II?

Oh wait, that might not have enough personality for him.
dah
response 22 of 28: Mark Unseen   Sep 3 00:22 UTC 2003

I didn't say anything about looks, Sno.
sno
response 23 of 28: Mark Unseen   Sep 3 00:33 UTC 2003

Thank god for that.  I'm not that pretty.

dah
response 24 of 28: Mark Unseen   Sep 3 01:07 UTC 2003

See?  You're not even a person.
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