Screw Fort Benning

[BrIONwoshMunky]

I went down there with my best friend to visit his wife before she ships out for Iraq, and while we were on base, some asshat backs into my front bumper with a Reese hitch... a 2" receiver you know. Only the kicker is that I didn't find out about it until I got to the hotel. So now there is a perfect fuckin square indented in the front of my bumper and it's all bent to fuck. So to that I say fuck Fort Benning and all it's vehicle driving residents. I respect what those men and women are doing, but crashing into my truck isn't supposed to be one of those things.

 

[breakology]

yeah! fuck Fort Benning! lol ... I went to basic training there. We call it "sand hill"

 

[Jung]

yeah! fuck Fort Benning! lol ... I went to basic training there. We call it "sand hill"

Sand Hill. Stairway to heaven.

Benning wasn't fun, neither was Columbus.

 

[XBlade97]

I have no idea what you guys are talking about but this fort seems to be the enemy, we should make a small army of kids to throw themselves at the enemies.

 

[Jung]

I have no idea what you guys are talking about but this fort seems to be the enemy, we should make a small army of kids to throw themselves at the enemies.

http://www.benning.army.mil/fbhome/

Be fore warned though, the site was written by crack heads.

 

[breakology]

http://www.benning.army.mil/fbhome/

Be fore warned though, the site was written by crack heads.

werd, is it my imagination or does the army employ the WORST web designers ever

 

[Jung]

I did a lot of work for the intranet, Tacnet and Siprnet while I was at Drum. (As a Network Engineer/TOC Sgt., it was My only meaningful garrison job, and nobody else knew dick about web dev.) I was using css, cgi, php and asp for private sites; mostly for quick page loads and asthetics. The public .mil sites seem to be written by the most design challenged privates (at least I hope they were) though; it's like they're regulated to html 2.0, slow js 1.0 and shitty .gifs.