Another poser...

[SoCal_Sapper]

Joe **** the Ragman

Click the link for someone not as awesome as Master Sergeant SoupSandwich, but still pretty amazing. I particularly like the white dress shirt.

[Snoopy47]

[RazzB7]

There is something called the "stolen valor act". These nutjobs can actually be prosecuted for what they're doing.

[Bobby Ricigliano]

My stack of ribbons from the Army is less than impressive, and none are combat related, but hell at least I earned mine. The lowest E-1 with a national defense ribbon is 100X more a hero than these douche buckets.

[Big Jake]

There is something called the "stolen valor act". These nutjobs can actually be prosecuted for what they're doing.

I heard that this law was recently overturned by the courts. That said, it still is disgusting that someone would do that!

[SoCal_Sapper]

Snoopy: I want to break that dude's thumb off and shove it up his ***. Look at the Air Force dude behind him, you know what he's thinking, "There is no way that chubby bastard was a SEAL."

[RazzB7]

I heard that this law was recently overturned by the courts. That said, it still is disgusting that someone would do that!

A quick google search shows that you are correct. I stand corrected. It saddens me that these d-bags will pose as real american heroes.

I had a personal experience with someone who was claiming to be a Ranger and having served in Mogadishu (sp) during the "Blackhawk Down" episode.

We were at an event and Col. McKnight and Sgt. Mullen were there. He talked to them like they were old friends. When he walked away, they were both saying "Do you know that guy? I don't remember him." With a little research, it was exposed that this person was never in the Rangers. Needless to say, I don't talk to this D-bag anymore.

[SoCal_Sapper]

A quick google search shows that you are correct. I stand corrected. It saddens me that these d-bags will pose as real american heroes.

I had a personal experience with someone who was claiming to be a Ranger and having served in Mogadishu (sp) during the "Blackhawk Down" episode.

We were at an event and Col. McKnight and Sgt. Mullen were there. He talked to them like they were old friends. When he walked away, they were both saying "Do you know that guy? I don't remember him." With a little research, it was exposed that this person was never in the Rangers. Needless to say, I don't talk to this D-bag anymore.

This happens more often than not. Just ask anyone who claims to be a Ranger to say the Ranger creed or graduating class number.

[RazzB7]

Hell, even I know the Ranger creed! And I've never set foot on an Army base in my life.

[SoCal_Sapper]

Hell, even I know the Ranger creed! And I've never set foot on an Army base in my life.

You have too much time on your hands then.

[RazzB7]

You have too much time on your hands then.

RLTW, right?

[Snoopy47]

Snoopy: I want to break that dude's thumb off and shove it up his ***. Look at the Air Force dude behind him, you know what he's thinking, "There is no way that chubby bastard was a SEAL."

[SoCal_Sapper]

RLTW, right?

No...

[RazzB7]

No...

OK, I guess I'd be a lousy Ranger impersonator then. I guess I'll stick to impersonating a service manager. It's what I know best.

[SoCal_Sapper]

OK, I guess I'd be a lousy Ranger impersonator then. I guess I'll stick to impersonating a service manager. It's what I know best.

Its cool, I'm not a Ranger so its not like I'm going to go over there and tomahawk your ***.