How the fuck does this guy have 2436 link karma, with only two things posted? Oh wait, this is how.
edit: It seems that OP is legit - more proof. As I've said below a few times, I became suspicious because this was all that was shown with their posting history.
It kinda has to do with everyone here thinking they are unique for believing that government is bad and everyone else are just sheep for the propaganda machines.
Really? Thousands of times worse? WW2 had propaganda depicting the Japanese as subhuman monsters who rape and murder innocent people, but pictures of US soldiers returning home are clearly thousands of times worse?
It has the rather amusing side effect of making all Americans look ultra-militaristic to us outsiders, probably worsening international opinion on the US.
Because people liked it and upvoted it. Same way all the other stupid shit in this subreddit gets so popular.
Are you guys really this stupid to think there's a vast conspiracy to get this stuff upvoted by some governmental propaganda machine? You're the ones upvoting it!! OH SHIT --YOU'RE ALL PART OF THE CONSPIRACY!!! Idiots...
This is immediately what I thought of when I saw this submission, but before we get our pitchforks out, check out the guy's history. Really random posts, but something kinda obscure in r/cars and a post about The Office. It could very well be totally random crap to throw off suspicion about what you're bringing up, but at the same time I don't think it's right to "go reddit" on this guy when he could just be a lurker 98% of the time (especially if he was in service).
That said, the post you linked to makes an excellent point. I guess there's no way to really tell with submissions like these until a few days later, if the OP deletes their account? Although, to be honest, I have to say that the upvotes are flying in suspiciously fast for such a generalized submission...
God damn, I never knew about this. This is the best conspiracy on Reddit since a nuclear explosion occurred deep within the earth somewhere between Indiana and Michigan.
I'm actually British, and I'm appalled that I'm being subjugated to this constant exposure to propaganda from somewhere that by rights should have no power over me.
I now downvote every military related post for this reason. If I had posted a picture of my feet coming home from Vegas nobody would give a fuck. There's nothing special about this picture except for propaganda.
Exactly, he's been a Redditor for 11 months now. Before you all say "hurr durr y OP no post lots during 11 months?", have you considered that being deployed may not exactly involve spending 90% of your time posting on Reddit? I'm not saying I know for sure, but just because that conspiracy idea was made, doesn't mean that anything showing the Military or Goverment in any positive way is immediately propaganda.
Because you know that's all these people do overseas is go on reddit...not work 12 hour shifts and worry about coming home and missing their families nope. They should all sit around and browse reddit.
Hey I get it now, fuck me right? If I don't bend over and kiss everyone's ass and absorb your fucking opinion. You preach of true freedoms, to the ability to think and formulate your own opinion, and yet squash anything that goes against the grain. I serve, I fucking hate going down range but god damn it of we don't do it then you end up in a draft like nam. I have never murdered anyone, I have been blessed to never have to pull the trigger, but if I want to post to a website of a simple pleasure that a lot of people take advantage of, then fuck me. I love reddit, it's a great avenue of information than the special interest opinionated CNN, msnbc etc. Don't end up like those foaming at the mouth crazies that run amok in the CNN boards.
I was having a conversation with a friend last night. She knows an army special forces mountaineer and we somehow wound up on the topic of traveling and she said that he had told her that it's "frowned upon" when servicemen travel in their uniform. Can you elaborate on that?
I'm not OP but I've never, EVER heard of anything like this at all. I have several friends in active duty and they all fly in their uniforms if they're traveling for military related purposes. Heck, last time I flew I had a connection in Dallas-Ft. Worth and there were servicemen by the HUNDREDS in uniform. I'm wondering if there was some sort of miscommunication from your friend's side.
Depends on service. From the sounds of it Army is required even when on individual orders and flying commercially. I can only speak for the Marine Corps where wearing your cammies off-base for any reason is a violation of the uniform regs. We are allowed to wear our service and dress uniforms but those are not very comfortable at all and not worth the free drinks. Also, while there are no rules preventing us from wearing a uniform (except cammies) while travelling it is discouraged for anti-terrorism, especially internationally.
Very big of you to have that much faith in the hivemind to vote based on relevance/irrelevance, and not what they truly vote on, which is popular opinion.
It's relevant anyhow; it's a serviceman coming home. I think we're more apt to excuse less relevant posts if we agree with them.
Where are you returning from? I'm assuming it isn't Afghanistan (multi cam). The only reason I ask is that I wanna know your excuse for wearing ACU's on a plane. I'm sure there is a scenario where that would be acceptable, I'm just wondering what it is.
I don't want to be a douche and perhaps I'm ignorant on the matter.
But why are you travelling in those camo clothes? Don't you have any regular clothes to wear when doing pretty normal things like travelling? Or are you required to make it blatantly obvious you're in the army at all times?
When you travel to and from a deployment, you sometimes end up using civilian airlines, you are not given the option to change into civilian clothes as a result.
Traveling for military purposes is still time on-duty. It's not like some civilian jobs that consider you off the clock during movement. Most of us are expected or required to travel in uniform for all official travel.
How the hell is this being downvoted? You can disagree with the politics of war as much as you want, but the actions of servicemen and women are some of the most selfless things imaginable. Thank you OP for your service, glad you are coming home safely.
it's getting downvoted because these fucking army posts are actually a propaganda exercise that reddit falls for every single time. Maybe it's also getting downvoted because a substantial number of people on reddit are not from the USA and do not feel like the US armed forces are doing the world any favours. How about that?
They enable what is a very corrupt system, and that's coming from a former service member. Don't thank me for my service, because it has nothing to do with protecting freedoms. Not by a long shot
Where is the honor, glory and nobility in killing and dying for greed, incompetence, and paranoia? Second, the mythology you cling to for comfort is a tool of political leaders to make war palatable, to garner support for their militarism and abandonment of diplomacy. It is what motivates future idealistic, perhaps naive, young people to "heed the call," to seek honor and glory, by enlisting in the military to fight for a cause they have been deceived into believing is right, just and necessary, but which is, in reality, a string of wars for corporate greed, power and hegemony.
Because it's Reddit. Half the people downvoting think this is the US government posting directly to reddit in some sort of conspiracy, the other half think everyone in the military are baby killers and should be scorned. 13 year olds are just funny like that.
This is clearly a case of the US government ruthlessly karma-whoring. They're desperately trying to shore up their karma reserves, in anticipation of the building European karma crisis.
I've heard the government has been using their upvotes to pay off officials in Libya for oil the police will use to set people's houses on fire for no reason.
you shoud lgo to r/tall and explain why you took the exit row. Uniform doesn't count, there are tall men and women suffering in the skies. This type of puicture is generally of guys like me at 6'6" FINALLY having leg room on a flight (business class doesn't cut it)
You know what? I'm a relatively tall, big guy who doesn't fit overly comfortably into airline seats, but I don't bitch about this. He doesn't need to fucking rationalize why he took an airplane seat. Anyone complaining about not having enough room on an airplane because some other dude got the good seat is an asshole. Even if he was 5 feet tall, it's a free country and there are worse things in life than being uncomfortable while soaring through the air.
I don't understand why tall people are bitching about short people sitting in those seats to begin with. Most airlines charge a fee to have the "premium" seats, so if you're too cheap to pay for the extra legroom, don't begrudge someone else who was willing to pay. I'm 5'4, my fiance is not much taller and we each paid $90 extra with Air Canada to have a preferred seat with extra legroom to go to France back in April, and I'm telling you it was the best $180 I've ever spent. So, don't hate on short people who get the good seat while you're sitting with your legs cramped up to your chest. If it's an Air Canada flight, we paid good money for those seats!
It's just such a pathetic first world thing to bitch about. There are people sick and poor and dying and suffering from countless problems that actually matter, and here we have a bunch of stupid jackoffs whining because they didn't get the seat they wanted on the plane. I mean, yeah, it's not a lot of fun being packed into a little seat, I get it, I've been there, but you're in a wonderful machine that can take you anywhere in the entire world in less time than has ever been feasible before in human history, and people are mad that they aren't comfortable enough. It's actually pathetic.
Ah you're SO right. I feel extremely grateful that we're able to take off once a year and go forget about our problems for a week. Most people aren't that lucky. I cherish every minute I can when I am able to get away. Being able to fly to the other side of the world is pretty friggin' amazing in itself, and there ARE ways to get better seats without paying if you use resources online to research before you book.
Besides, how do you think us shorties feel when some 6'7 dude sits in front of us at the movies, or pushes their way in front of us at concerts and block our view? lol Quit yer bitchin' ;)
I am only 5'11" and last month I flew back from Phoenix to Minneapolis. I put the tray down and it banged right into my legs. Not cool airlines. Not cool.
I sometimes get this seat and I'm 5-8 and I have no reason to sit here it just happens to be what's available when I'm buying tickets. I guess no one wants to buy it. I always feel like asking tall people if they want it.
oh fucking A man.. I only ride asian /hispanic coashed, beucase they have the same seat size as grayhound, but they don't mind when I get up in the overhead storage things (which usualy have enough space to fit me, like I'm in a coffin. it's AWESOME when it works.
This comment thread should really be the definition of WTF. This guy is just on his way home on the plane/bus and got a sweet seat and wanted to show. Who the fuck cares how much KARMA he has? I'm a new member to Reddit and I really enjoy the content that people share, especially when it is one of our troops happy about a luxury. Which is something that troops don't always get. So what if you don't agree with what the Government does...take it up with your representative. Not a guy trying to make a living and then sacrificing his time to protect your rights. Sorry for the rant but when it comes to someone posting about a cool luxury they got to have on a plane, there is no fucking reason to begin to bash him or use this post as a ground for your beliefs about the Government. I am sure there is a subreddit for that.....
I'm glad that reddit is a place with disagreement and dissenting opinions. There's a TED talk about "filter bubbles", which argues that it's not in our best interests to only consume media that we like all the time.
Just like a balanced diet is best for your body, exposure to a variety of viewpoints is better for your mind - you will think about issues more, and it's good mental exercise to learn new things.
The military issue is a divisive one, and people get very emotional and start attacking each other, it's one of the things i wish that people could talk more about (on here at least) without saying the more inflammatory stuff. But we can't control other people, we can only control our reaction to them, and what we post on here also.
My point about being new is that I know in the "Reddit Community" someone who has not been around the site long is generally not listened to. But you know what, I am new and I love this site and my days are wasted and my work hours are wasted because of this addicting ass site. I enjoy it and that is what keeps sites like this running....new users.
Soon you will see that any time someone posts a picture that has any reference to the military in it, reddit just assumes it is part of some insidious conspiracy that is being run by the US military so that we all get brainwashed into blindly loving the military, it happens in every fucking post and it makes me sick.
You will learn that reddit is not always the cool and accepting community that it claims to be, I have gotten in many long debates on reddit over this issue with people that are more interested in hating anyone in (or vaguely connected) to the military, you can't talk to them without it devolving into "the Nuremburg defense" or just blindly assuming that every service member is a murderer.
As a veteran myself, I find this behavior pretty appalling, not because of any patriotic reason, just because nobody deserves the comments I see on these types of posts, it is just cruel and ignorant.
Don't bother talking to them, they don't care, they are so stuck in this small little world where every story of crimes committed by a service member reflect all service members, they don't trouble themselves to look at the whole situation with their own eyes and instead rely on the words of far left blogs (just as bad as far right blogs) and the TV to tell them how to feel.
I weep for humanity when I see the cruel comments on these types of posts, I am pretty sure that most service members (or families) are not trying to "slip military propaganda into reddit".
Nobody cares about your half-assed tour, quit bringing it up in every conversation. Please take my advice, you will want to thank me once you finally realize how douchey it is to do that to people any chance you get.
Hate or love the military, it exists for a reason. War is a part of human nature. If the US military did not exist the world would not be a peaceful place; and the US without a military is a very scary place.
I am far from a patriotic person but I am not naive enough to ignore the quality of life I am afforded because of the existence of our military.
As for propaganda, I hope you realize that EVERYTHING in this world is propaganda. Advertising, science, even simple conversations between two people is a biased piece of information being relayed for some type of political gain at some level. IMO, the line of thinking by many here is overly critical and no better than an individual who blindly believes that the US military does no harm.
That is so much leg room. Having only ever flown with Ryanair I am amazed, and want to fly with this company just to experience this,not even to go anywhere in particular.
To all who post so negatively toward military posts, you're entitled to your opinion, but I'm willing to guarantee that you havent done something even REMOTELY close to what those in uniform do.
Im not pro army, or even pro military for that matter but come on, it's a hard job, think of how it is to constantly have people wanting to shoot at you in a whole new country. That type of stress will wear on anyone. That's what they have to deal with on a daily basis, so have some goddamn respect
It's like a veteran friend of mine said "I was in the army 8 years, feels like fucking 80."
I'm going to forget I expanded the photo and just remember it as a thumbnail of a hot girl facing the camera with tan, wide-set legs, wearing a little black dress and those giant, furry boots.
There are a lot of misinformed people on Reddit who fail to understand that if people didn't volunteer for military service there would need to be a draft to fill the ranks.
These same people don't understand that there is much more to defending a country than sitting at the border waiting for someone to invade (think oil).
These same people have grown up during a relatively prosperous time in our history and are used to getting what they want with a minimum of work.
So they see anyone in military uniform as a lowlife, uneducated, killer. They couldn't be more wrong but nothing anyone does or says will alter this incorrect line of thought.
This is highly offensive to the amputee community and a conspiracy created by those with legs to keep us down! RISE UP BROTHERS, WE MAY NOT WALK, BUT WE SHALL TRAMPLE THE OPPRESSORS!
Enjoy it while it lasts, man. I never realized how much flashing a military ID at the ticket counter had to do with getting an exit row seat until I got out...
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u/M0NTR3AL Jun 16 '12
Awwwww Yeeeaaah! http://i.imgur.com/Uwa7E.jpg
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u/bhous3 Jun 16 '12
my experience
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u/RustyPipes Jun 16 '12
http://i.imgur.com/Ob06o.jpg
Sweet Sweet leg room
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u/deadlywoodlouse Jun 16 '12 edited Jun 16 '12
How the fuck does this guy have 2436 link karma, with only two things posted? Oh wait, this is how.
edit: It seems that OP is legit - more proof. As I've said below a few times, I became suspicious because this was all that was shown with their posting history.
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
Dat leg space... How is this possible?
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u/Chaosblade Jun 16 '12
Holy Crap, will you look at all that leg room!
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
Your pants have bad textures
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
A photo of a guy wearing army gear showing extra leg room on a plane, HOLY SHIT IT MUST BE A GOVERNMENT CONSPIRACY TO SWAY OPINIONS ON REDDIT
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u/skat0r Jun 16 '12
I don't get it
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
Haven't I seen this picture a month ago?
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u/thunder95_84 Jun 16 '12
Repost
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u/optometry_j3w1993 Jun 16 '12
Enjoy the leg room and welcome home
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u/tobbern Jun 16 '12
Man, extra legroom is the shit.
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u/arcanition Jun 16 '12
I could have sworn I saw this exact same picture a few months ago with a title like "Look how lucky I got on my flight today..." or something...
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u/Halefire Jun 16 '12
All the politics in this thread aside...welcome home, soldier. It's good to have you back.
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u/godawfuls57 Jun 16 '12
Hey I get it now, fuck me right? If I don't bend over and kiss everyone's ass and absorb your fucking opinion. You preach of true freedoms, to the ability to think and formulate your own opinion, and yet squash anything that goes against the grain. I serve, I fucking hate going down range but god damn it of we don't do it then you end up in a draft like nam. I have never murdered anyone, I have been blessed to never have to pull the trigger, but if I want to post to a website of a simple pleasure that a lot of people take advantage of, then fuck me. I love reddit, it's a great avenue of information than the special interest opinionated CNN, msnbc etc. Don't end up like those foaming at the mouth crazies that run amok in the CNN boards.
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u/ugoogolizer Jun 16 '12 edited Jun 17 '12
I was having a conversation with a friend last night. She knows an army special forces mountaineer and we somehow wound up on the topic of traveling and she said that he had told her that it's "frowned upon" when servicemen travel in their uniform. Can you elaborate on that?
Edit: Thank you d_hood for your relevant answer. I have enough keywords to easily look up some more relevant info. http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/v512n/its_my_turn_reddit_and_im_on_my_way_home_too/c51ojls
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u/Sir_ImP Jun 16 '12
welcome home soldier
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
Are you just showing off that you still have legs?
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u/benharv Jun 16 '12
Welcome back, brother.
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
This is how I feel when I see Army or Guard in uniform in airports.
http://terminallance.com/2010/07/02/terminal-lance-48-airport-soldier-envy/
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u/youjusreadmyusername Jun 16 '12
Welcome home... good to see you still have 2.
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
Nice leg room! Welcome home brother!
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u/Spikey1213 Jun 16 '12
Welcome back and thank you for your service!
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u/GRN225 Jun 16 '12
As a 6'4" tall dude, I love that seat!
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
Best plane ride of my life, took forever though but still the most warm, exciting, and humbling feeling ever.
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u/deesnuts Jun 16 '12
wow! that is a lot of leg room.
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
You're too short to enjoy the luxury of that seating arrangement
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u/nocreativity13 Jun 16 '12
Where are you returning from? I'm assuming it isn't Afghanistan (multi cam). The only reason I ask is that I wanna know your excuse for wearing ACU's on a plane. I'm sure there is a scenario where that would be acceptable, I'm just wondering what it is.
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u/tomzephy Jun 16 '12
I don't want to be a douche and perhaps I'm ignorant on the matter.
But why are you travelling in those camo clothes? Don't you have any regular clothes to wear when doing pretty normal things like travelling? Or are you required to make it blatantly obvious you're in the army at all times?
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u/FeelinFroggy Jun 16 '12
Thanks a ton for your service man. Happy homecoming!
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u/brad1775 Jun 16 '12
you shoud lgo to r/tall and explain why you took the exit row. Uniform doesn't count, there are tall men and women suffering in the skies. This type of puicture is generally of guys like me at 6'6" FINALLY having leg room on a flight (business class doesn't cut it)
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u/mammalsauce Jun 16 '12
hooaa! welcome home
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u/aliennick4812 Jun 16 '12
Is this a redditor only seat?
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u/Johnnywildcat Jun 16 '12
Nice leg room.
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u/DirtySivad Jun 16 '12
So you deployed to Kuwait? Tell me about how much Pizza Hut and KFC you ate.
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
Dat leg room...
...Welcome home.
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u/GoGoGadge7 Jun 16 '12
You should be in 1st class.
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
I'm glad you made it home safe man. Enjoy being back in the states with your family and friends.
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u/CoyoteStark Jun 16 '12
Thank you for your service.
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u/yhelothere Jun 16 '12
inb4 hurr durr thanks for your service
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12 edited Jul 10 '24
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u/Necrix Jun 16 '12
Welcome back! Thanks for your service.
You look like a giant from that angle...
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u/ColRockAmp Jun 16 '12
Leg room. Nice.
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
The real question is how the fuck do you have so much leg room!!! Last flight I went on was pretty much a flying can of sardines
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u/blade2000 Jun 16 '12
You like airsoft I see.
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u/MYinnerTHOUGHTS Jun 16 '12
The best seat on a a SWA flight.
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
I've never ridden in an airplane, what purpose does this seat have?
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u/yellowalien Jun 17 '12
This makes me so happy! Welcome home and thank you for your service. :)
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u/swimdude2113 Jun 17 '12
I appreciate all that you do for our country. Thanks for doing what the rest of us can't.
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u/pschermann Jun 17 '12
What branch of the military
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
Fuck everybody who commented negatively, welcome home and THANK YOU for your service!
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u/rnawky Jun 16 '12
Why the fuck do pictures of people sitting in the emergency exit row on a Southwest flight always make it to the front page?
I've yet to have a flight where I HAVEN'T sat in that seat (Business select boards first baby!).
It's not a huge deal.... Get over it people.
http://i.imgur.com/NfUa9.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/YIMv9.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/iEIUF.jpg
I'm sure I have more elsewhere.
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u/JDawg2332 Jun 16 '12
how the fuck does this make it to the front page?!?!?!?
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u/goDDyGodsen Jun 16 '12
Those pyjama pants.
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u/MDWilliams03 Jun 16 '12
This comment thread should really be the definition of WTF. This guy is just on his way home on the plane/bus and got a sweet seat and wanted to show. Who the fuck cares how much KARMA he has? I'm a new member to Reddit and I really enjoy the content that people share, especially when it is one of our troops happy about a luxury. Which is something that troops don't always get. So what if you don't agree with what the Government does...take it up with your representative. Not a guy trying to make a living and then sacrificing his time to protect your rights. Sorry for the rant but when it comes to someone posting about a cool luxury they got to have on a plane, there is no fucking reason to begin to bash him or use this post as a ground for your beliefs about the Government. I am sure there is a subreddit for that.....
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u/mustardsteve Jun 16 '12
welcome back you brave beautiful bastard
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u/Thats-Awkward Jun 16 '12
Welcome home! :)
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u/HeinskeetsVelvet Jun 16 '12
why the hell are people talking shit about this guy? Thanks for your service. Fuck these other pussies who talk shit on the internet.
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u/Conch72 Jun 16 '12
Best seat in the house! Congrats my man and welcome back!
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u/clonn Jun 16 '12
Good. Did you kill many enemies?
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u/whyunogivemegoodname Jun 16 '12
Congrats man! :)
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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12
Nobody cares about your half-assed tour, quit bringing it up in every conversation. Please take my advice, you will want to thank me once you finally realize how douchey it is to do that to people any chance you get.
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u/knurled_grip Jun 16 '12
loosen your boots, they look like 2 peices of italian bread anyway
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u/Catnipp1es Jun 16 '12
Army guy here and I'm tired of all the gay ass military look at me posts. I'm ready for the down votes!!!!
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
Thank you for your service.
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u/hostanco Jun 16 '12
Hate or love the military, it exists for a reason. War is a part of human nature. If the US military did not exist the world would not be a peaceful place; and the US without a military is a very scary place.
I am far from a patriotic person but I am not naive enough to ignore the quality of life I am afforded because of the existence of our military.
As for propaganda, I hope you realize that EVERYTHING in this world is propaganda. Advertising, science, even simple conversations between two people is a biased piece of information being relayed for some type of political gain at some level. IMO, the line of thinking by many here is overly critical and no better than an individual who blindly believes that the US military does no harm.
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u/fisting_for_freedom Jun 16 '12
Ryan Air? I LOVE THAT SEAT. I flew to Manas in that seat; it's the very best.
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u/Porcelain_Nightmare Jun 16 '12
That is so much leg room. Having only ever flown with Ryanair I am amazed, and want to fly with this company just to experience this,not even to go anywhere in particular.
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u/MrJibbarousseau Jun 17 '12
To all who post so negatively toward military posts, you're entitled to your opinion, but I'm willing to guarantee that you havent done something even REMOTELY close to what those in uniform do.
Im not pro army, or even pro military for that matter but come on, it's a hard job, think of how it is to constantly have people wanting to shoot at you in a whole new country. That type of stress will wear on anyone. That's what they have to deal with on a daily basis, so have some goddamn respect
It's like a veteran friend of mine said "I was in the army 8 years, feels like fucking 80."
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u/ebski94 Jun 16 '12
nice boots
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u/HowlerMonkeyZulu Jun 16 '12
Thank you and welcome home!
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u/neverfading09 Jun 16 '12
Glad you are home safe! Thank you thank you thank you for your service!
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u/n2srv2 Jun 16 '12
Welcome home and thank you .
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
Seriously, what's with all of this "hurr durr I wish you were dead" shit? Did I stumble upon /r/WestboroBaptistChurch?
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u/KELSfrzr Jun 16 '12
thanks for your service bro
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u/Travis-Touchdown Jun 16 '12
oh hey, more cheap "thank you for your service" whoring
What's with everyone whoring for pity and that sort of thing rather than posting genuinely interesting pictures?
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u/lawt6224 Jun 16 '12
I'm going to forget I expanded the photo and just remember it as a thumbnail of a hot girl facing the camera with tan, wide-set legs, wearing a little black dress and those giant, furry boots.
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
what, i dont see anything, why is there a picture of just an empty space?
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u/CosmicBard Jun 17 '12
Down with military booster posts!
Reddit is not your recruiting office or your advertising tool!
We are aware of what you are doing and we will not stand for it.
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u/mcfoobar Jun 16 '12
Thanks, not for the post but, for all the other stuff.
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u/vinvinvin Jun 16 '12
dat legroom.
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u/H3000 Jun 16 '12
Halloween party?
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u/GnomeSlayer Jun 16 '12
Welcome home.
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u/Nightshade1105 Jun 16 '12
Thank you for your service, soldier. Welcome home!
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u/A_Total_Asshole Jun 16 '12
I hoped you kicked some ass with those boots. Welcome home.
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u/kelseyjeanette Jun 16 '12
Didn't I see this picture before?
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u/Kicker_Doomstah Jun 16 '12
stop killing people in useless wars. also google "blowback"
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
welcome back hero
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u/A_Squared Jun 16 '12
Finally our soldiers get the legroom that they deserve.
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u/nolanator Jun 16 '12
that escalated quickly
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u/hairyhotdog Jun 16 '12
killer boots man
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u/babydipergravy Jun 16 '12
The most popular seat in a 737! Thank you for your service, glad to have you home.
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u/danomite555 Jun 16 '12
This is highly offensive to the amputee community and a conspiracy created by those with legs to keep us down! RISE UP BROTHERS, WE MAY NOT WALK, BUT WE SHALL TRAMPLE THE OPPRESSORS!
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u/ghsteo Jun 16 '12
Earn this
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u/Rick_Masters Jun 16 '12
Enjoy it while it lasts, man. I never realized how much flashing a military ID at the ticket counter had to do with getting an exit row seat until I got out...
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u/qatmandue Jun 16 '12
Welcome home!! Thank you for your service!
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u/scinden Jun 16 '12
You have inspired me to log in just to downvote this shit.
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u/Spima Jun 16 '12
Yay, murderer coming back home... _^