February 2012 - Argghhh!

...on the slate of candidates on offer, from all sources. He finds them an affront to his species.

Starring Stewart the Housegoat, SWWBO, Kiki, Gunner, Buffy, Tom, Jerry, Daisy, and countless other Denizens of the Castle....

For when the Guineas of Argghhh! are doing formation runs or practicing crossing danger areas... And down the road, some new signage. Because people sometimes get confused about which gate is the Main Gate to Horseholm, the South 40. Not the West 136, which belongs to someone else, though the Exterior Guard are known to conduct cross-border reconnaissance on a regular basis. All legally obtained, btw, via DRMO. This is Castle Argghhh!'s contribution to recycling. We do not encourage people to...

Am I not about just the cutest thing you've ever seen you didn't want to have sex with? And if you do want to... keep reading and note Buffy! Anyway, what's all that commotion in the yard? It looks like Tom is having a hissy fit! Meh. It looks like he's shooing Jerry and Daisy away! Even Kiki's not sure what's up... Hey! Here comes Gunner! It looks like Gunner and Buffy are gonna rumble, with Kiki as a referee! Take a good look - Buffy the Coyote Slayer is my guardian. And...

Big or small. At least one of each - I want them all!* 02/16/2012 - U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Bradley Blankenship, a scout sniper assigned to the 1st Battalion, 4th Marines, 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, sights in an M40S rifle during scout sniper training in support of Cobra Gold 2012 at Recon Camp, Thailand, Feb. 16, 2012. Cobra Gold is a regularly scheduled joint/combined exercise designed to ensure regional peace and strengthen the ability of the Royal Thai Armed Forces to defend Thailand...

What the heck, why not? After all, Saturday is the lowest traffic day of the week, I can't offend too many people that this has become a goat blog vice a milblog... 8^ )

In which Stewart ventures forth, hangs with his peeps, and meets his new sister. Here he is, stylin' out in the Exercise Yard.

Word. At least in the modern Army. I've been that guy in the lower right more often than I was the guy on the upper left. And I never got *close* to the guy on the upper right. But I'm privileged to know a few who did....