Re: Maureen McAllister the Air Force BRAT who thinks she's an expert
krp
91 Star General
"womanGoddess" <fvr...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> MOE> By your own words your term of service as 4 years active 2years
>> MOE> reserve. Hardly time to be a " weapons instructor"
>>
>> KRP > How much time would it TAKE General McAllister?
>>
>> GH> She'll have to consult with the COMMODE DOOR.
>>
>> Maybe *SHE* would take more than 6 YEARS to learn which way to point a
>> gun, but then she is Captain of the BIMBO team.
>
> MOE> At the time of your " service" Kennie, the total tour was about six
> MOE> years, mainly because the AF was overmanned and was letting guys
> loose
> MOE> from service left and right.
>
> I know that you **THINK** of yourself as a military expert, BUT, Miss
> BRAT, you are NOT! In 1959 by Air Force Regulations the term of enlistment
> was 4 years REGULAR AIR FORCE (active duty) and two years READY RESERVE.
> Not "about" Maureen, EXACTLY! Actually in that period the Air Force was
> NOT overmanned by any great degree.
>
> MOE> But the term of YOUR " service" comapred with what you CLAIM you
> were
> MOE> in the Air Force doesn't jive. For example the command would NEVER
> MOE> have a young recruit be an "advisor". Advisors were usually an
> offcier
> MOE> level position. YOu never were an officer, though you would love to
> MOE> claim otherwise.
Did I give any dates for that Maureen? It was certainly NOT when I was
in basic training. It cane years later. No Maureen you confuse "ADVISORS"
with INSTRUCTORS. Not at all the same thing, and most INSTRUCTORS were
enlisted grades. I never claimed to have been an officer, that's YOUR
fantasy, Maureen. I know you ***THINK*** of yourself as KNOWING everything
about the military, being a BRAT and all. However when I enlisted we were
subjected to many tests. You could OPT to take the testing for pilot
training. As to your IDIOTIC CLAIMS that one HAD to be commissioned as an
officer to take pilot training - YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT!!!! I served with
men who washed out of pilot training. Depending on how long they survived
the school that came out with an airman or a sergeant of they lasted long
enough. YOU are a BLOW HARD Maureen at the time I served one got their
commissions in one of several ways;
1. The BRAND NEW Air force Academy. (1st class was 1959)
2. ROTC in college.
3. Officer Candidate School.
4. Officer Training School.
5. Upon GRADUATION from one of the training schools such as for pilots or
navigators.
Maureen OTS had it's last class in 1962. I had an appointment to it
arranged by my Congressman. I elected NOT to attend the class and took my
discharge instead since it came so late. I had applied 2 years before and
was denied supposedly because I was "critical" what was a "load." All the
crap took almost 2 years and by that time I wanted to be married and to go
to college.
womanGoddess
> 91 Star General "womanGoddess" <fvrn...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
SSDD, right Kennie?
Show your DD-214 and prove your claims about your AF service Kennie.
Anything else you spew won't cut the mustard.
The only thing you're " cutting" right now is your feces.
Your crap smells like shit, not like rose Kennie.
Moe
Eternal FOREVER KNIGHT fan
" A vampire cop? REALLY?"
"http://home.earthlink.net/~19ranger57/blies.htm
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Greegor
Moe > claims about your AF service Kennie.
Hold your breath and jump up and down, Moe! LOL
womanGoddess
How's Lisa's daughter grag?
Here it is, Christmas time and its because of you she doesn't have
custody of her daughter.
womanGoddess
You said " advisor" which was different from your so-called "weapons
instructor" claim.
But as you can't keep your lies straight, I understand your pathetic
attempt to cover your arse.
> Not at all the same thing, and most INSTRUCTORS were
> enlisted grades.
So you lied about being a "weapons instructor". Got it.
>I never claimed to have been an officer,
So your claim of being tested to be an AF pilot ( which one
requirement was for the applicant to be an officer) was a lie. Got it.
>that's YOUR
> fantasy, Maureen.
I examined your claims about your AF service Kennie. Your own words.
If there is fantasy involved it is from your mind, not mine.
>I know you ***THINK*** of yourself as KNOWING everything
> about the military,
Liar. never claimed that.
> being a BRAT and all.
" Military brat" is a term of affection Kennie, Too bad you don't have
the integrity or honesty to stick to the truth on this or anything,
for that matter.
> However when I enlisted we were
> subjected to many tests. You could OPT to take the testing for pilot
> training.
As long as you were an officer.
>As to your IDIOTIC CLAIMS that one HAD to be commissioned as an
> officer to take pilot training - YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT!!!
Really? Got anything to CITE to prove your claim? Anything online to
back up your claim LIKE I DID???
Or are you doing your usual of blustering denials without showing
proof?
Kennie, the simple fact is you LIE a LOT. Anything you say HAS to be
backed up with other sources for anyone who knows you to believe you.
I don't know how many times I've seen posts by you showing egregious
errors and I've debated your sorry fat ass only THIS year. Your rape
statistic and your claim about female victims of domestic abuse "
asking for it" ALONE proved you spew whatever comes out of your ass
rather than stick to the facts.
Your claims about your Air Force service is not exception to your
habitual lying.
As I said before, its not shame to serve a tour of duty as a cook.
Pilots have to deal with what is essentially a rocket with wings and
its highly dangerous to be a military pilot. Tom Wolfe's " The Right
Stuff" aptly shows in the " Ten Little Indians" sections how truly
hazardous being a pilot is.
You would have had some credibility if you admitted the facts about
your AF service rather than make boasts that someone like me can
expose your lies.
>! I served with
> men who washed out of pilot training. Depending on how long they survived
> the school that came out with an airman or a sergeant of they lasted long
> enough.
Not everyone in the AF was a pilot, Kennie. There were a number of
support positions. Again there is no shame in admitting your service
wasn't like more competent servicemen.
>YOU are a BLOW HARD Maureen
From my perspective seems YOU are the one blowing hard.
Or is that one of your panic attacks like you did on the phone
interview with the news stringer?
>
> Maureen OTS had it's last class in 1962. I had an appointment to it
> arranged by my Congressman. I elected NOT to attend the class and took my
> discharge instead since it came so late. I had applied 2 years before and
> was denied supposedly because I was "critical" what was a "load." All the
> crap took almost 2 years and by that time I wanted to be married and to go
> to college.
You could have reenlisted to attend Officer's Training School.
But then Viet Nam was going on and you figured the USAF was going to
be involved so you hauled ass out as soon as you could.
If you so wanted to be a pilot, even off military, you could have has
training to be one.
But like a lot of claims about yourself, your ego gets in the way of
the simple truth and you make grandiose claims about yourself while
emitting asinine and childish mocking of others. Mocking that in your
stupidity you don't realize discredits you.
I've shown SOME of your lies and why they are lies. I've shown a few
examples of your hypocrisy and your arrogance when confronted with the
exposure of your lies.
And you hate me for it. So I've come to expect responses from you
like the above. So far you haven't disappointed me.
On Dec 21, 3:43 am, "krp" <kr...@tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> 91 Star General "womanGoddess" <fvrn...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
You said " advisor" which was different from your so-calleld
"weapons intructor" claim.
> Not at all the same thing, and most INSTRUCTORS were
> enlisted grades.
So you lied about being a "weapons instructor. Got it.
>I never claimed to have been an officer,
So your claim of being tested to be an AF pilot ( which one
requirement was for the applicant to be an officer) was a lie. Got it.
>that's YOUR
> fantasy, Maureen.
I examined your claims about your AF service Kennie. Your own words.
If there is fantasy involved it is from your mind, not mine.
>I know you ***THINK*** of yourself as KNOWING everything
> about the military,
Liar,I never claimed that.
> being a BRAT and all.
" Military brat" is a term of affection Kennie, Too bad you don't have
the integrity or honesty to stick to the truth on this or anything,
for that matter.
> However when I enlisted we were
> subjected to many tests. You could OPT to take the testing for pilot
> training.
As long as you were an officer.
>As to your IDIOTIC CLAIMS that one HAD to be commissioned as an
> officer to take pilot training - YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT!!!
Really? Got anything to CITE to prove your claim? Anything online to
back up your claim LIKE I DID???
Or are you doing your usual of blustering denials without showing
proof?
Kennie, the simple fact is you LIE a LOT. Anything you say HAS to be
backed up with other sources for anyone who knows you to believe you.
I don't know how many times I've seen posts by you showing egregious
errors and I've debated your sorry fat ass only THIS year. Your rape
statistic and your claim about female victims of domestic abuse "
asking for it" ALONE proved you spew whatever comes out of your ass
rather than stick to the facts.
Your claims about your Air Force service is not exception to your
habitual lying.
As I said before, its not shame to serve a tour of duty as a cook.
Pilots have to deal with what is essentially a rocket with wings and
its highly dangerous to be a military pilot. Tom Wolfe's " The Right
Stuff" aptly shows in the " Ten Little Indians" sections how truly
hazardous being a pilot is.
You would have had some credibility if you admitted the facts about
your AF service rather than make boasts that someone like me can
expose your lies.
>! I served with
> men who washed out of pilot training. Depending on how long they survived
> the school that came out with an airman or a sergeant of they lasted long
> enough.
Not everyone in the AF was a pilot, Kennie. There were a number of
support positions. Again there is no shame in admitting your service
wasn't like more competent servicemen.
>YOU are a BLOW HARD Maureen
From my perspective seems YOU are the one blowing hard.
Or is that one of your panic attacks like you did on the phone
interview with the news stringer?
>
> Maureen OTS had it's last class in 1962. I had an appointment to it
> arranged by my Congressman. I elected NOT to attend the class and took my
> discharge instead since it came so late. I had applied 2 years before and
> was denied supposedly because I was "critical" what was a "load." All the
> crap took almost 2 years and by that time I wanted to be married and to go
> to college.
You could have reenlisted to attend Officer's Training School.
But then Viet Nam was going on and you figured the USAF was going to
be involved so you hauled ass out as soon as you could.
If you so wanted to be a pilot, even off military, you could have has
training to be one.
Kent Wills
wrote:
> Maureen OTS
[...]
What does Shatnerology and the One True Shatner have to do with
anything? Did John Hattan pop in for a visit and I missed it?
"Quotes below have been highly altered."
-- Kenneth Robert Pangborn, alcoholic (according to him)
owner/operator of KRP CONsulting and The A-Team, accidentally
admitting in misc.legal that he alters posts when he replies.
womanGoddess
OTS means Officer Training School.
On Dec 21, 3:43 am, "krp" <kr...@tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> 91 Star General "womanGoddess" <fvrn...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
You said " advisor" which was different from your so-calleld
"weapons intructor" claim.
> Not at all the same thing, and most INSTRUCTORS were
> enlisted grades.
So you lied about being a "weapons instructor. Got it.
>I never claimed to have been an officer,
So your claim of being tested to be an AF pilot ( which one
requirement was for the applicant to be an officer) was a lie. Got it.
>that's YOUR
> fantasy, Maureen.
I examined your claims about your AF service Kennie. Your own words.
If there is fantasy involved it is from your mind, not mine.
>I know you ***THINK*** of yourself as KNOWING everything
> about the military,
Liar,I never claimed that.
> being a BRAT and all.
" Military brat" is a term of affection Kennie, Too bad you don't have
the integrity or honesty to stick to the truth on this or anything,
for that matter.
> However when I enlisted we were
> subjected to many tests. You could OPT to take the testing for pilot
> training.
As long as you were an officer.
>As to your IDIOTIC CLAIMS that one HAD to be commissioned as an
> officer to take pilot training - YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT!!!
Really? Got anything to CITE to prove your claim? Anything online to
back up your claim LIKE I DID???
Or are you doing your usual of blustering denials without showing
proof?
Kennie, the simple fact is you LIE a LOT. Anything you say HAS to be
backed up with other sources for anyone who knows you to believe you.
I don't know how many times I've seen posts by you showing egregious
errors and I've debated your sorry fat ass only THIS year. Your rape
statistic and your claim about female victims of domestic abuse "
asking for it" ALONE proved you spew whatever comes out of your ass
rather than stick to the facts.
Your claims about your Air Force service is not exception to your
habitual lying.
As I said before, its not shame to serve a tour of duty as a cook.
Pilots have to deal with what is essentially a rocket with wings and
its highly dangerous to be a military pilot. Tom Wolfe's " The Right
Stuff" aptly shows in the " Ten Little Indians" sections how truly
hazardous being a pilot is.
You would have had some credibility if you admitted the facts about
your AF service rather than make boasts that someone like me can
expose your lies.
>! I served with
> men who washed out of pilot training. Depending on how long they survived
> the school that came out with an airman or a sergeant of they lasted long
> enough.
Not everyone in the AF was a pilot, Kennie. There were a number of
support positions. Again there is no shame in admitting your service
wasn't like more competent servicemen.
>YOU are a BLOW HARD Maureen
From my perspective seems YOU are the one blowing hard.
Or is that one of your panic attacks like you did on the phone
interview with the news stringer?
>
> Maureen OTS had it's last class in 1962. I had an appointment to it
> arranged by my Congressman. I elected NOT to attend the class and took my
> discharge instead since it came so late. I had applied 2 years before and
> was denied supposedly because I was "critical" what was a "load." All the
> crap took almost 2 years and by that time I wanted to be married and to go
> to college.
You could have reenlisted to attend Officer's Training School.
krp
>> Not at all the same thing, and most INSTRUCTORS were
>> enlisted grades.
> So you lied about being a "weapons instructor". Got it.
Get a life, CLOWN.
>>I never claimed to have been an officer,
> So your claim of being tested to be an AF pilot ( which one
> requirement was for the applicant to be an officer) was a lie. Got it.
No Maureen it was NOT required to BE an officer to take the TESTS to
become a pilot in 1959. I know that you THINK you are an expert on military
stuff because your DADDY was a veteran, but YOU are full of shit. It was NOT
a requirement to BE an officer to APPLY, you got your comission with your
wings, DUNCE!
>>that's YOUR fantasy, Maureen.
> I examined your claims about your AF service Kennie. Your own words.
> If there is fantasy involved it is from your mind, not mine.
> " Military brat" is a term of affection Kennie, Too bad you don't have
> the integrity or honesty to stick to the truth on this or anything,
> for that matter.
Keep telling yourself that, Maureen. You were called "BRATS" because you
were ill behaved pains in the ass, expecially with a little BITCH like you
who thought SHE was entitled to be obeyed by enlisted people just like
Daddy! We did our best to give pains like you a wide berth so as not to
smack a smartass BRAT like you in the mouth. Gotta tell you, we had one JUST
LIKE YOU at Mather who loved to ORDER enlisted people around. Most of the
guys just ignored her. One day she jumped all over a tech sergeant. He never
said anything to her, but passed a "bicth" up the flagpole. Her DADDY, a
Captain got one serious dressing down by the Colonel. Since some people had
told daddy that his daughter was being a pain, DADDY was told to FORGET that
rotation for Major.
>> However when I enlisted we were subjected to many tests. You could OPT
>> to take the testing for pilot
>> training.
> As long as you were an officer.
You are 100% FULL OF SHIT on that point.
You BECOME an officer upon graduation - BIMBO!
http://usmilitary.about.com/cs/genjoin/a/pilotvision.htm?terms=air+force+eyesight
Normal depth perception and ***color vision is required.***
Effective May 21, 2007, applicants who have had LASIK eye surgery are no
longer automatically disqualified from flight training. See related article.
What you seen UNABLE to understand is that as weapons systems became
more complex so did the process of selecting pilots. TODAY a degree is
required, and it is preferred that the degree be in a field of "science" as
related as possible to the duties of a pilot. Physical standards today are
considerably higher than in the Korea/Viet Nam era. Which were essentially
the same as WW-2. Again as the weapons platforms became more complex, so did
the demand to select more higly qualified people. MOST of those who
qualified as pilots in the early era would NOT qualify as pilots today.
>>As to your IDIOTIC CLAIMS that one HAD to be commissioned as an
>> officer to take pilot training - YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT!!!
> Really? Got anything to CITE to prove your claim? Anything online to
> back up your claim LIKE I DID???
Only Air Force regulations from the time. SEE ABOVE.
krp
"Greegor" <gree...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Moe > Show your DD-214 and prove your
> Moe > claims about your AF service Kennie.
>
> Hold your breath and jump up and down, Moe! LOL
After she stops screaming and stomping her feet. Any wonder WHY we called
them "BRATS?"
krp
MOE> " Military brat" is a term of affection Kennie, Too bad you don't have
MOE> the integrity or honesty to stick to the truth on this or anything,
MOE> for that matter.
Your daddy told you that when you were little to spare your feelings.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/brat
Main Entry: brat
Pronunciation: \'brat\
Function: noun
Etymology: perhaps from English dial. brat coarse garment
Date: circa 1505
1 a : child; specifically : an ill-mannered annoying child <a spoiled brat>
b : an ill-mannered immature person
BOTH a and b specifically apply to YOU McAllister!
womanGoddess
> "Greegor" <greego...@gmail.com> wrote in message
"WE"?
You once again forget that the term "military brat" is a term of
affection, not ridicule.
But as usual for you the facts are not important.
womanGoddess
> BRAT MAUREEN MCALLISTER"womanGoddess" <fvrn...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
Fact Kennie, You called yourself a weapons instructor AND an advisor.
I can call up your own posts if you'd like.
Don't blame me for you not keeping track of your lies.
>
> >>I never claimed to have been an officer,
> > So your claim of being tested to be an AF pilot ( which one
> > requirement was for the applicant to be an officer) was a lie. Got it.
>
> No Maureen it was NOT required to BE an officer to take the TESTS to
> become a pilot in 1959. I know that you THINK you are an expert on military
> stuff because your DADDY was a veteran, but YOU are full of shit. It was NOT
> a requirement to BE an officer to APPLY, you got your comission with your
> wings, DUNCE!
I showed a link proving my point. How about you?
>
> >>that's YOUR fantasy, Maureen.
> > I examined your claims about your AF service Kennie. Your own words.
> > If there is fantasy involved it is from your mind, not mine.
> > " Military brat" is a term of affection Kennie, Too bad you don't have
> > the integrity or honesty to stick to the truth on this or anything,
> > for that matter.
>
> Keep telling yourself that, Maureen. You were called "BRATS" because you
> were ill behaved pains in the ass, expecially with a little BITCH like you
> who thought SHE was entitled to be obeyed by enlisted people just like
> Daddy!
SO you can read minds now Kennie?
And BTW show me a post I made where I said that.
You can't because it doesn't exist.
IOW you are lying--AGAIN.
> We did our best to give pains like you a wide berth so as not to
> smack a smartass BRAT like you in the mouth.
IOW you want to commit child abuse, assaulting the children of other
military people. Got it.
> Gotta tell you, we had one JUST
> LIKE YOU at Mather who loved to ORDER enlisted people around.
A child? Really? Sounds like something the adults would be amused
about rather than submit to. Or do you understand the issue of proper
authority yet Kennie?
Or is that your real problem here, that you don't like people with
higher rank than you were? So you take it out on their offspring, like
the coward you actually are
As for your claim, once again I highly doubt your story, seeing as
you've lied so much, even now.
Now if you had someone to confirm your story, that would be another
matter.
.
> Most of the
> guys just ignored her. One day she jumped all over a tech sergeant. He never
> said anything to her, but passed a "bicth" up the flagpole. Her DADDY, a
> Captain got one serious dressing down by the Colonel. Since some people had
> told daddy that his daughter was being a pain, DADDY was told to FORGET that
> rotation for Major.
That was his bad parenting, not the norm for the children of military
personnel.
>
> >> However when I enlisted we were subjected to many tests. You could OPT
> >> to take the testing for pilot
> >> training.
> > As long as you were an officer.
>
> You are 100% FULL OF SHIT on that point.
Prove it. Show me a reference i can see online where not being an
officer was okay to being tested to be an AF pilot.
Go ahead Kennie. Show me.
>
> http://www.ehow.com/facts_5147232_air-force-pilot-qualifications.html...
>
> You BECOME an officer upon graduation - BIMBO!
By your own admission you never became an officer, so your testing to
be a pilot would be one of your lies.
BTW personal attacks on me are pathetic attempts to distract from the
facts about you and your claims. I realize that you are so mentally
and emotionally screwed up that you can't resist such childish
attacks. But it does not contribute the discussion intelligently.
Your temper tantrums are a contrast to my controlled responses. Sure
I could cuss you out and call you names, many of which you richly
deserve, but then I would lower myself to your pig sty level.
I am doing this on you for a variety of reasons. One being that you
profit form the sacrifices others in the military have done while you
got out of service as fast as you could. You gave hints that you
supposedly served in Nam, which your DD-214 would prove ( or in your
case DISPROVE).
I've looked through some of your posts that are archived over the
years and time and time again you make all sorts of lies and
contradictions and when anyone gets you on your lies you do this
personal attack act that most people outgrew by the sixth grade. And
all this time you claim to be part of KRP Consulting an allegedly
PROFESSIONAL service. You are in your late sixties and you act like an
immature brat, ironically enough.
>
> http://usmilitary.about.com/cs/genjoin/a/pilotvision.htm?terms=air+fo...
>
> Normal depth perception and ***color vision is required.***
>
> Effective May 21, 2007, applicants who have had LASIK eye surgery are no
> longer automatically disqualified from flight training. See related article.
You weren't in the AF in 2007 Kennie.
>
> What you seen UNABLE to understand is that as weapons systems became
> more complex so did the process of selecting pilots. TODAY a degree is
> required, and it is preferred that the degree be in a field of "science" as
> related as possible to the duties of a pilot. Physical standards today are
> considerably higher than in the Korea/Viet Nam era. Which were essentially
> the same as WW-2. Again as the weapons platforms became more complex, so did
> the demand to select more higly qualified people. MOST of those who
> qualified as pilots in the early era would NOT qualify as pilots today.
Since you weren'' t qualified THEN in the first place, so what? You
weren't an officer during your tour of duty and THEN in order to
qualify to even take the pilot tests one of the REQUIREMENTS is that
the applicant be an officer. I posted the URL showing that.
Your attempt to cloud the point noted.
>
> >>As to your IDIOTIC CLAIMS that one HAD to be commissioned as an
> >> officer to take pilot training - YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT!!!
I showed the URL proving my statement. The URL was from a military
web site.
Your emotional response noted for the irrational outburst it actually
is/
Considering your obvious lack of emotional control, I can see how no
one in the AF would ever let you have a loaded gun.
> > Really? Got anything to CITE to prove your claim? Anything online to
> > back up your claim LIKE I DID???
>
> Only Air Force regulations from the time. SEE ABOVE.
Again the cite you used is not from the 1959-65 era in which you
served. And that is what we are referring to.
I showed a web site that covered the era in which you served,You
showed a later era requirement. Again a DISHONESTY on your part.
womanGoddess
> BULLSHIT ARTIST"womanGoddess" <fvrn...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> news:6554908c-a74d-4cb9...@g26g2000yqe.googlegroups.com...
>
> MOE> " Military brat" is a term of affection Kennie, Too bad you don't have
> MOE> the integrity or honesty to stick to the truth on this or anything,
> MOE> for that matter.
>
> Your daddy told you that when you were little to spare your feelings.
((Derisive laugh)) I LIVED In the AF bases for years Kennie. Long
enough to know what the phrase means.
Also you forgot that I posted some months ago references about the
term ' military brat" used BY those in the military which show the
term as a term of endearment.
Your attempt to lie and distort is, sadly, your usual lies and
ignorance.
Tell me Kennie, how "bratty" the children were when their fathers
came home from Nam in body bags.
Tell me Kennie, how " bratty" the children were when their pilot
fathers die in crashes and the family has to bury the man in a closed
casket because what''s left of the man is a scene of horror.
Do tell me, you who fucking " KNOW" what its like, how badly the
children of military people are.
You don't know squat. You cite a story that you claimed happened and
expect people to believe you, a constant liar.
You're a posturing pissant and my exposing your lies regarding the AF
is the real reason why you are doing this garbage.
SSDD--same shit, different day
You didn't realize that I had second-hand knowledge of this thanks to
my father and you made the mistake of claiming things about yourself
that in reality my father was while he was in the Air Force. You tried
the sharpshooter " top 1 percent" claim until I mentioned my fathers
awards in the field trials. My father was in the AF during the same
years you were, so I have a pretty damn good reference to check some
of your claims.
Had you known all this from the start with me, I think you would have
shut your boastings far quicker than you did. Had you the intelligence
you pretend you have, you would have figured out I would see your lies
and see you for what you are, a posturing pissant liar.
I've been around people who served in the wars long enough to know
how they act and how they talk about their war experiences.
Your stories, OTOH, show your posturing. I had REAL veterans to
compare you to. I knew your claims were bullshit and covering up for
your actual LACK of experience. You make a lot of nosies and
references that make it clear you don't know what the hell you are
talking about.
I didn't need to be a daughter of an AF officer to see you as the
bragging liar you are, but it helped me see HOW you lied again and
again.
>
> http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/brat
>
> Main Entry: brat
> Pronunciation: \'brat\
> Function: noun
> Etymology: perhaps from English dial. brat coarse garment
> Date: circa 1505
> 1 a : child; specifically : an ill-mannered annoying child <a spoiled brat>
> b : an ill-mannered immature person
>
> BOTH a and b specifically apply to YOU McAllister!
Try the phrase " military brat" Kennie, Your dishonesty noted.
As usual you did the omission deliberately;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_brat_(U.S._subculture)
************************
A "military brat" (and various brat derivatives)[1] is a term for a
person whose parent or parents have served full-time in the armed
forces during the person's childhood. In conventional usage, the word
"brat" used alone may be pejorative; in modern, especially American,
usage; however, "military brat" is often not considered to be a
derogatory term (and may in fact be seen as a term of endearment).[2]
[3]
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Note the last sentence Kennie.
GOTCHA!!
krp
> MOE> " Military brat" is a term of affection Kennie, Too bad you don't
> have
> MOE> the integrity or honesty to stick to the truth on this or anything,
> MOE> for that matter.
>
> Your daddy told you that when you were little to spare your feelings.
MOE> ((Derisive laugh)) I LIVED In the AF bases for years Kennie. Long
MOE> enough to know what the phrase means.
MOE> Also you forgot that I posted some months ago references about the
MOE> term ' military brat" used BY those in the military which show the
MOE> term as a term of endearment.
Keep telling yourself that Maureen.
MOE> Tell me Kennie, how "bratty" the children were when their fathers
MOE> came home from Nam in body bags.
MOE> Tell me Kennie, how " bratty" the children were when their pilot
MOE> fathers die in crashes and the family has to bury the man in a closed
MOE> casket because what''s left of the man is a scene of horror.
I would hope they would react as the child of anyoen would react, even
the child of a cop killed in the line of duty. However that is NOT what we
are talking about. Nice appeal to emotion to cover otherwise OBNOXIOUS
behavior.
MOE> Do tell me, you who fucking " KNOW" what its like, how badly the
MOE> children of military people are.
Not ALL, Maureen, but enough of them to make the reference to them as
"BRATS" less than praise.
MOE> You didn't realize that I had second-hand knowledge of this thanks to
MOE> my father and you made the mistake of claiming things about yourself
MOE> that in reality my father was while he was in the Air Force. You tried
MOE> the sharpshooter " top 1 percent" claim until I mentioned my fathers
MOE> awards in the field trials. My father was in the AF during the same
MOE> years you were, so I have a pretty damn good reference to check some
MOE> of your claims.
Then HAVE him check. Let';s hear from HIM and NOT his "BRATTY" daughter!
MOE> I've been around people who served in the wars long enough to know
MOE> how they act and how they talk about their war experiences.
Except I have never talked about any "war experiences." YOU have TRIED
to make some up to shoot down, but they have NOT come from me.
> http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/brat
>
> Main Entry: brat
> Pronunciation: \'brat\
> Function: noun
> Etymology: perhaps from English dial. brat coarse garment
> Date: circa 1505
> 1 a : child; specifically : an ill-mannered annoying child <a spoiled
> brat>
> b : an ill-mannered immature person
>
> BOTH a and b specifically apply to YOU McAllister!
MOE> Try the phrase " military brat" Kennie, Your dishonesty noted.
MOE> As usual you did the omission deliberately;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_brat_(U.S._subculture)
************************
A "military brat" (and various brat derivatives)[1] is a term for a
person whose parent or parents have served full-time in the armed
forces during the person's childhood. In conventional usage, the word
"brat" used alone may be pejorative; in modern, especially American,
usage; however, "military brat" is often not considered to be a
derogatory term (and may in fact be seen as a term of endearment).[2]
[3]
*************************************
MOE> Note the last sentence Kennie. GOTCHA!!
Before you celebrate your GREAT VICTORY look at the definition of the
word "MAY" to be sure with some folks (like parents) it MAY have been. But
for the rank and file, MILITARY BRAT meant just a ANNOYING BRAT. Wikipedia
is not the best of all sources.
Greegor
That you're simple?
womanGoddess
> "womanGoddess" <fvrn...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
(( Shrugs)) IOW you won't admit you are wrong, even when I showed a
Wiki link.
And if you want to talk about me celebrating victories against you,
this is small potatoes compared to previous wins against you.
womanGoddess
> Moe > Kennie, the simple fact is
>
> That you're simple?
Projection noted.
Cheao shot grag but to be expected from your diminished mental
capacity.
womanGoddess
Wikipedia actually is a good source for basic info. After all I used
it to show the problems about your ' Captain Video" "legal" purchase.
Your deliberate separating the words military from brat is your usual
dishonesty. You deliberately avoided the context of the FULL phrase
because you wanted an excuse to call me a brat.
Speaking of dishonesty, here are some more web sites defining the
tern " military brat."
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Greegor
G > That you're simple?
Moe > Projection noted.
Moe >
Moe > Cheao shot grag but to be expected
Moe > from your diminished mental capacity.
Says the brain surgeon of Dardanelle!
Greegor
womanGoddess
Compared to you I'm Einstein.
Kent Wills
wrote:
>BULLSHIT ARTIST
>"womanGoddess" <fvr...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:6554908c-a74d-4cb9...@g26g2000yqe.googlegroups.com...
>
>MOE> " Military brat" is a term of affection Kennie, Too bad you don't have
>MOE> the integrity or honesty to stick to the truth on this or anything,
>MOE> for that matter.
>
> Your daddy told you that when you were little to spare your feelings.
>
http://www.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=44766
A far better definition, since the term is MILITARY brat, and not
simply brat.
Is there a SPECIFIC reason for your latest PROOF that you,
Kenneth Robert Pangborn, prefer deception over truth?
"you are reading Moore's SELECTIVE material that is HIGHLY edited."
-- Kenneth Robert Pangborn, alcoholic (according to him)
owner/operator of KRP CONsulting and The A-Team claiming in misc.legal
that David Moore can
and does edit Google's Usenet archive.
Message-ID: <n9Sfm.1372$nh2...@nwrddc02.gnilink.net>
Kent Wills
<fvr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>On Dec 22, 5:13=A0am, "krp" <kr...@tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
>> BULLSHIT ARTIST"womanGoddess" <fvrn...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>
>> news:6554908c-a74d-4cb9...@g26g2000yqe.googlegroups.com...
>>
>> MOE> " Military brat" is a term of affection Kennie, Too bad you don't have
>> MOE> the integrity or honesty to stick to the truth on this or anything,
>> MOE> for that matter.
>>
>> Your daddy told you that when you were little to spare your feelings.
>
> ((Derisive laugh)) I LIVED In the AF bases for years Kennie. Long
>enough to know what the phrase means.
[...]
In another thread I linked to an article that explains the term
very well. This will enrage Pangborn, since it adds more proof that
he is a pathological liar.
Kent Wills
wrote:
http://www.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=44766
Not even close to the LIE you present. But then, the truth rarely
is the same as what you present.
Please explain just why you LIED about the term, Ken. Unless, of
course, you wish to admit you've been caught in ANOTHER of your MANY
DRUNKEN pathological lies. If you wish to do that, just ignore my
post.
"I am insane!"
--Kenneth Robert Pangborn, of KRP Consulting and The A-team,
posting to alt.dads-rights.unmoderated claiming that he was found
legally insane.
Kent Wills
<fvr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
[...]
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_brat_(U.S._subculture)
>>
>> ************************
>> A "military brat" (and various brat derivatives)[1] is a term for a
>> person whose parent or parents have served full-time in the armed
>> forces during the person's childhood. In conventional usage, the word
>> "brat" used alone may be pejorative; in modern, especially American,
>> usage; however, "military brat" is often not considered to be a
>> derogatory term (and may in fact be seen as a term of endearment).[2]
>> [3]
>> *************************************
>>
>> MOE> Note the last sentence Kennie. GOTCHA!!
>>
>> Before you celebrate your GREAT VICTORY look at the definition of the
>> word "MAY" to be sure with some folks (like parents) it MAY have been. But
>> for the rank and file, MILITARY BRAT meant just a ANNOYING BRAT. Wikipedia
>> is not the best of all sources.
>
> (( Shrugs)) IOW you won't admit you are wrong, even when I showed a
>Wiki link.
I wonder if he'll be able to admit it when he sees the link I
posted. It leads to a .gov site. Certainly more credible than Wiki.
>
> And if you want to talk about me celebrating victories against you,
>this is small potatoes compared to previous wins against you.
Beating Pangborn at logic is like beating a two year old at
chess. You've won, but it was so easy it doesn't mean a great deal.
"Maybe he's like me to attach some kiddie porn to aid his fantasies"
-- Kenneth Robert Pangborn, alcoholic (according to him)
owner/operator of KRP CONsulting and The A-Team, expressing his
fondness for child porn in Message-ID: <RECUi.494$Q%3.238@trnddc04>
krp
"Kent Wills" <comp...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1in3j59gad6kj3glh...@4ax.com...
>>> MOE> " Military brat" is a term of affection Kennie, Too bad you don't
>>> have
>>> MOE> the integrity or honesty to stick to the truth on this or anything,
>>> MOE> for that matter.
>>>
>>> Your daddy told you that when you were little to spare your feelings.
>>
>> ((Derisive laugh)) I LIVED In the AF bases for years Kennie. Long
>>enough to know what the phrase means.
>
> [...]
>
> In another thread I linked to an article that explains the term
> very well.
Really? An article written BY a "BRAT" is proof?
Kent Wills
wrote:
It's more credible than Wiki.
BTW, am I keeping you up? A mere four minutes after I posted you
were compelled to reply.
"you are reading Moore's SELECTIVE material that is HIGHLY edited."
-- Kenneth Robert Pangborn, alcoholic (according to him)
krp
> On Tue, 22 Dec 2009 17:54:55 -0800 (PST), womanGoddess
> <fvr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> [...]
>
>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_brat_(U.S._subculture)
>>>
>>> ************************
>>> A "military brat" (and various brat derivatives)[1] is a term for a
>>> person whose parent or parents have served full-time in the armed
>>> forces during the person's childhood. In conventional usage, the word
>>> "brat" used alone may be pejorative; in modern, especially American,
>>> usage; however, "military brat" is often not considered to be a
>>> derogatory term (and may in fact be seen as a term of endearment).[2]
>>> [3]
>>> *************************************
>>>
>>> MOE> Note the last sentence Kennie. GOTCHA!!
>>>
>>> Before you celebrate your GREAT VICTORY look at the definition of the
>>> word "MAY" to be sure with some folks (like parents) it MAY have been.
>>> But
>>> for the rank and file, MILITARY BRAT meant just a ANNOYING BRAT.
>>> Wikipedia
>>> is not the best of all sources.
>>
>> (( Shrugs)) IOW you won't admit you are wrong, even when I showed a
>>Wiki link.
>
> I wonder if he'll be able to admit it when he sees the link I
> posted. It leads to a .gov site. Certainly more credible than Wiki.
>
Golly Kunt you REALLY think you made a POINT, don't you? An ARTICLE written
BY a Brat in a military news publication. Does the term "SELF-SERVING"
appear anywhere on your radar? It has no more weight than the monotonous
drone of Mz. McAllister.
womanGoddess
> "Kent Wills" <compu...@gmail.com> wrote in message
I never said I wrote the web sites Kennie
Your dishonesty and distortions noted.
womanGoddess
> "Kent Wills" <compu...@gmail.com> wrote in message
Wrong.
>in a military news publication. Does the term "SELF-SERVING"
> appear anywhere on your radar? It has no more weight than the monotonous
> drone of Mz. McAllister.
And yet for something that has no '"weight" you seem compelled to
respond to me again and again and again.
Kent Wills
wrote:
[...]
>>> (( Shrugs)) IOW you won't admit you are wrong, even when I showed a
>>>Wiki link.
>>
>> I wonder if he'll be able to admit it when he sees the link I
>> posted. It leads to a .gov site. Certainly more credible than Wiki.
>>
>
>
>Golly Kunt you REALLY think you made a POINT, don't you?
I figured you wouldn't be able to admit you're error. This, of
course, raises your error to the level of a lie. Just one of you MANY
drunken pathological lies.
"And you RULE OUT that it could be MOORE my biggest
fan and GAY lover."
Kenneth Robert Pangborn, of KRP Consulting and The A-Team, LYING
and claiming David Moore is his gay lover. Message-ID:
<_MlOj.598$pH4.7@trnddc06>