Interesting facts

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At the time of Pearl Harbor, the top US Navy command was called CINCUS (pronounced ?sink us?), the shoulder patch of the US Army?s 45th Infantry division was the Swastika, and Hitler?s private train was named ?Amerika?. All three were soon changed for PR purposes.

Chrysler built B-29’s that bombed Japan, Mitsubishi built Zeros that tried to shoot them down. Both companies now build cars in a joint plant called Diamond Star.

The Sanskrit word for “war” means “desire for more cows.”

When the Prussians surrounded Paris during the Franco-Prussian War, beef became so scarce that the people in Paris turned to eating horsemeat as an alternative. They still eat horse to this day. (perhaps this is why everytime they open their mouths they spew out a bunch of horse manure?)

When the Persians invaded Egypt and were besieging Pelusium, they used cats as shields. The Egyptians regarded certain animals, especially cats, as being sacred, and would not injure them on any account. The Persians carried the ‘sacred’ animals in front of them to the attack. The Egyptians did not dare to shoot their arrows for fear of wounding the animals, and so Pelusium was stormed successfully.

In 1941, during the German invasion of Russia, for every 100 Russian males aged 18, 99 would have been killed over the next five years.

During the days of the Manhattan Project all applicants for menial jobs at the plant where the atomic bomb was being built did not get a job if they could read. This was because US authorities didn’t want staff reading secret papers.

During WWII, Americans tried to train bats to drop bombs. They failed.

A South African monkey was once awarded a medal and promoted to the rank of corporal during World War I.

In 1969 the Navy spent $375,000 on an “aerodynamic analysis of the self-suspended flare.” The study’s conclusion was that the Frisbee was not feasible as military hardware.

The Japanese confiscated chess books during World War II thinking they were military codes. Japan did not have an organized chess federation until 1968.

During World War II, a German U-boat was sunk by a truck. The U-boat in question attacked a convoy in the Atlantic and then rose to see the effect. The merchant ship it sank had material strapped to its deck including a fleet of trucks, one of which was thrown in the air by the explosion, landing on the U-boat and breaking its back.

British Royal Navy recruits at the gunnery school in Plymouth are being ordered not to fire live shells. Instead they have been instructed to check co-ordinates, line up a target, and then shout “Bang”. This is allegedly part of a drive by the Ministry of Defence drive to save money.

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The word Diesel in Japanese means “personal trainer who knows nothing of his craft, yet speaks out ass about politics”

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cazzo -individual suffering from delusions of grandor stemming from the possession of a CSCS. Does not recognize insgnificance of certification, thus pretending to be spreading the word of God, when in reality it’s plain horse manure. To be avoided at all costs. In situations where evasion is not feasible, present individual with oversized mirror. Cazzo does not recognize difference and will instead spend the next few hours asserting his views - which most would use as an opportunity to defecate - with the mirror.
While the first to evacuate an emergency situation which his testicles are not built to handle, he will often prance around under pretenses of belonging to the ranks of Charles Poliquin and other convenient well-known fitness authorities. Along with mirrors, Cazzo will invariably respond sharply to environments containing no dumbells. Cazzos invariably need to get a life and stop obsessing with the thought anyone not talking about a dumbell is an infidel.
To be considered extremely dangerous when possessing a car bomb, tunic, and ‘the encyclopedia of bodybuilding’, which he often recites to his followers - mostly mirrors presented to him which he has collected over the years.

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HAHAH who ever said I brag about my CSCS lol. I also never claim to be an equal with Poliquin. lol…I also never come on here with these redundant semi-political statements…or make the earth shattering theory of eating meat and eggs to help your workouts…or bash the military, then join it, then not join it, then join a different branch…then become an actor, oy

faccia di merda

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I NEVER, EVER bashed the military.

I DID say I would join in that first post, and I DID join as I said in that first post. I did research each branch and joined the one I chose.

I said I was joining at the outbreak of the war with Iraq, and I did join a few months later. I took my oath June 13th, and have waited 9 months before shipping out - the earliest date I could get.

I’m shipping out exactly 7 days from today, I will serve honorably, and I will bust my ass doing my job. In fact, I will make military my life-long career, rather than drop after one tour.

Never did I bash the military - aside from a few military individuals I had qualms with - and NEVER did I back out of joining a branch of the military.

Additionally, regardless of wether you’re in the Army,Air Force,Marines, Navy, Coast guard, Reserve, national guard, or active duty, your service is equally honorable. In one you may be pounding bullets, in another you may be pounding bombs from above, in another you may be pounding missiles from the sea. They all play an integral part in war time, they all serve equally honorably, they all make sacrifices, and they all salute the same flag. If you don’t believe it,do yourself a favor and join a military branch - ANY branch, in ANY specialty. Complete the training and serve your full term with the branch and come back and tell me it’s a) dishonorable, b) worthless, c) easy.

You can be ground infantry, and you can be air traffic control. Either way, don’t count on more than 15 grand per year for the first few years. That’s right, whereas Air traffic controllers in the civi world make an average of 90 grand per year, you’re doing the same job for just above minimum wage in sub-par work/living conditions, away from your family and friends, with basic comforts at times striped away from you.
You may have a bullet coming for you, and you may have a bomb coming for you, and you may have a missile coming for you.

Now, you can blab all you want about my joining the service, and you can blab all you want about not being the tip of the spear, but while I bust my ass getting my job done with integrity, for my country to help my fellow servicemen, I wonder what are YOU going to be doing.

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And for your information, eggs and meat WILL increase choline levels, as well as dopamine, epinephrine/norepinephrine, all of which are highly correlated with peak performance, which is why Poliquin himself recommended the same thing years ago in a t-mag article, hence my recommendation to do the same. But you didn’t know that.

Filho da puta.

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I did know that, thats the point fool. UGHH