customboss

$75 44 years ago.

Me too.

Here's what I shared with you Spokane Cowboy : Howdy fellow vet. 2 members active in this conversation (including you) johnnyquick Read: Sunday at 08:12 AM customboss Read: Just now customboss 2,430 Started conversation: Saturday at 07:59 PM Tell me more about your service? 9.5 years for me 4 USN HELO ( H2 CSAR) crewman/Swimmer. 13 months in combat. 1980 hostage rescue Iran etc, 1981 Iran Iraq war 5 Army warrant scout pilot. Fort Bragg 1/17 Cav, 18th AVN CO, Task Force 118 JSOC, USPT Golden Knights U21 and FK-27 Pilot Mostly hunted drug lords. The good old ones in Columbia, Ecuador, some ops in El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua. went to airlines flew for AA for 22 years until combat injuries ruined my flying career. Forced medical retirement at age 52. 100% VA disability Lee

Thanks for the shoutout. Get me kicked off, do me a favor, most likely a cop poser veteran. If you served you sure are ashamed of it. Chuck Yeager? I never met him. I did meet Jimmyh Doolittle a real veterans, not a poser like some here. That would be you,....... I'm terribly afraid. Struck a nerve didn't I? Maybe I own this website? Ever consider that in your realm of anger ridden rage replies. I hope you can relax this new year but stop lying about your service or share it in detail. I would apologize for pimping you, something you cannot and won't do since, well you are fundamentally insecure.

I like a natural ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH

We are hot Bro. Not gay legs like Johnnytooquick Heres Johnny pic.

I even look like Merle

I don’t smoke marijuana or drink here in CO.

You gotta take the course to help you. Ninnywagon! Johnny taught us that.

I’m enjoying the fellowship and making GM-Trucks eyeballs.

Just pressing your buttons. Johnnybrokeback.

He needs the reading comprehension test too. Maybe Johnnylegs was a Marine crayon eater.

Dammit current administration is attacking Colorado and one of his favorite HO’s who used to be my congresswoman. Boebert and Colorado being screwed by Trump. Punitively. Water screw job in Colorado by trump Longtime MAGA ally Boebert lashes out at Trump over veto The Colorado Republican said she hopes Trump’s action on a water infrastructure bill benefiting her district “has nothing to do with political retaliation.” December 31, 2025 at 3:26 p.m. ESTToday at 3:26 p.m. EST 4 min Summary411 Make us preferred on Google Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colorado) at the Capitol. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) By Maegan Vazquez and Kadia Goba Rep. Lauren Boebert, the Colorado congresswoman long associated with the MAGA wing of the Republican Party, on Wednesday criticized President Donald Trump for vetoing bipartisan legislation to support a major drinking-water project in her district, saying she hopes the rejection “has nothing to do with political retaliation.” The legislation Trump vetoed, known as the Finish the Arkansas Valley Conduit Act, would have helped complete the final component of the decades-old Fryingpan-Arkansas Project. Colorado lawmakers supporting the bill have said the project’s cost estimate has nearly doubled in recent years because of inflation and increased labor costs. Trump said in a statement Monday that his action was intended to save taxpayer money. Boebert countered that the veto of the “noncontroversial, bipartisan bill,” which both the House and Senate passed unanimously this year, will deny “clean drinking water to 50,000 people in Southeast Colorado, many of whom enthusiastically voted for him in all three elections.” In a statement, she continued, “I sincerely hope this veto has nothing to do with political retaliation for calling out corruption and demanding accountability.” Follow Trump’s second term Follow The three-term representative was one of four House Republicans to sign onto a discharge petition in November to force a vote to compel the Justice Department to release files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Trump and the White House pressured Boebert and the other Republicans to remove their names, but they didn’t and the petition passed. The president, who has decried the files as a “hoax,” subsequently signed the bill directing the Justice Department to release the files. Trump has publicly retaliated against two of those other Republicans. He disowned Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia — a onetime MAGA loyalist — and called her a “traitor,” saying he would endorse a primary challenger in her race. Greene subsequently said she would resign from Congress. The president publicly taunted Rep. Thomas Massie (Kentucky), who led the petition, for getting remarried after the death of his longtime wife last year. On the 2024 campaign trail, Trump vowed to wage retribution against political enemies, and since his return to office in January, that has taken many forms. The Justice Department, for example, has attempted to prosecute a number of Trump’s perceived foes, including former FBI director James B. Comey. The administration also has tried to identify and remove career government officials who might not be loyal to the president’s political agenda. Trump has tried to strip security clearances from political opponents and Washington law firms. And officials have threatened to withhold federal funding for state educational programs and universities that do not adopt conservative priorities. Trump administration Next Supreme Court will hear case on Trump’s ban on birthright citizenship December 5, 2025 Trump faces heat from MAGA base on ‘America First’ agenda, Epstein November 13, 2025 Analysis Karen Tumulty Epstein is the one issue that persistently splits Trump from his base November 13, 2025 The fate of dozens of trapped Hamas fighters is hindering Trump’s Gaza plan November 13, 2025 Trump administration prepares to fire worker for TV interview about SNAP November 13, 2025 Transgender veterans sue Trump administration over retirement benefits November 13, 2025 How Trump spent his time during the shutdown November 12, 2025 Epstein wrote that Trump knew of sexual abuse but didn’t participate November 12, 2025 Crime dropped after Trump sent officers to Memphis. Not everyone is happy. November 12, 2025 Trump wants Europe to defend itself but that’s proving tough to do November 12, 2025 For months, Trump has threatened to retaliate against Colorado if the state does not free Tina Peters, a former elections clerk who was convicted in state court on felony charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. On Truth Social on Wednesday, Trump again called for Peters’s release, repeating baseless claims about voter fraud and criticizing Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) and the district attorney “who did this to her.” “I wish them only the worst. May they rot in Hell,” Trump added. Polis, who supported finishing construction on the Arkansas Valley Conduit, said in a statement that the president’s action was “very disappointing.” The legislation, he noted, would help to “secure this much-needed supply of clean water for rural southeastern Colorado.” Congress can override a presidential veto by passing a bill again by at least a two-thirds majority. The House is expected to consider the Arkansas Valley Conduit Act again next week, according to a person familiar with the chamber’s plans who was not authorized to speak publicly. A second Trump veto blocked a bill to expand Miccosukee Tribe land in Florida. The tribe joined environmentalists in a lawsuit to stop the construction of Alligator Alcatraz, an immigration detention facility in the Everglades set up by the Trump administration. Trump tied his veto to the tribe’s opposition to his administration’s immigration enforcement efforts. “Despite seeking funding and special treatment from the federal government, the Miccosukee Tribe has actively sought to obstruct reasonable immigration policies that the American people decisively voted for when I was elected,” Trump wrote. “My administration is committed to preventing American taxpayers from funding projects for special interests, especially those that are unaligned with my administration’s policy of removing violent criminal illegal aliens from the country.” What readers are saying The comments overwhelmingly criticize Rep. Lauren Boebert's surprise at Trump's veto of the Arkansas Valley Conduit Act, attributing it to political retaliation. Many commenters express that Trump's actions are consistent with his history of prioritizing personal vendettas over... Show more This summary is AI-generated. 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This thread is really lighting up. Yeehaa!

You really can’t read or comprehend. I took Evelyn Wood speed reading course in 1974 and it changed her my life. Good idea to check it out Stan.

F-U-C-K you too Broke Back Cowgirl.

As long as you agree with “ the science”

Just sharing my family

Version of 1918 swine flu based on an immunologist who is a friend. He lives near you Stan. He works as horse rescue ranch veterinarian. Side note he’s a 2 tour combat marine, Vietnam. ( he hates MAGA too) We’ll watch a movie and go to sleep after we try to walk up a mountain in front yard. Going to party at 2 pm 1 Jan for old people, trans girl, and gay man neighbors. I added that granularity in the style of Stan. MERIKA!!!

Marbles sounds like fun.

Thx

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/12/30/kansas-city-chiefs-stadium-proposal/ Dont make public pay or subsidize new Olathe Kansas stadium.

Oh my. How do you find common ground with a grifter as prez?

You’re done but you use a political term coined by the insecure. OK PhilB turned me on to GES which is what I have.