Heucrazy

Navy slang for teaching someone a lesson. The term actually comes from opening someones rack while they are in it and securing it open so that they are stuck in it and then leaving them there for a few hours. But it has evolved into being a term for any type of punishment onboard a ship, from court marshal to getting a "lesson" from your fellow sailors.

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"I carry a gun because a cop is too heavy".

Donald

We had "towel party" in the Army. As in when people were effing up we'd tell them to get squared away or we'd be throwing them a towel party that night.

SuperSpck

Drug usage has always been high in the military. You know a guy who knows a guy you can get some. I've never seen a dude in uniform deal, but times get tough enough or profits get large enough it'll grow.

People are still people after all.

Heucrazy

Random drug testing and a zero tolererance policy has cut drug use in the military drastically.

After you see 1 or 2 guys get dishonarably discharged after spending two months on restriction and extra duty at half pay, the message sinks in.

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"I carry a gun because a cop is too heavy".

justAndy

I guess the big crimes are really committed by the "leaders" - who send the soldiers to unjust wars like Iraq.

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Mulli

These two?