Next 3 people to post here....

[Kohler]

Who have not completed or been credited for Oovoo/Kelloggs and wants to be included in the PostMania for June (https://www.fusioncash.net/forum.php?topic=41291.0) can be entered by being one of the first 3 to reply to this.

If you have already been credited for one of those offers you do not need to reply as you will not count anyways.

WHO WANTS TO PLAY ON JUNE 16th?

[Abrupt]

Count me in...wait what did I volunteer for?

[falcon9]

Count me in...wait what did I volunteer for?

Just Post Mania - not the Marines.
 

[Kohler]

Added: Abrupt

Still 2 more spots!

[anshk00]

what about me

[champak97]

I dont remember doing the Oovoo offer, so I am posting here.

[Kohler]

Added: anshk00

champak97 - You have Opted In under your forum user name. So you have already completed an offer that qualifies you.

ONE MORE SPOT LEFT!

[falcon9]

ONE MORE SPOT LEFT!

I suppose one cannot 'volunteer' another FC member on their behalf ... that's a shame, I'd like to see a few more participate.

[JediJohnnie]

Am I in?

[champak97]

Added: anshk00

champak97 - You have Opted In under your forum user name. So you have already completed an offer that qualifies you.

ONE MORE SPOT LEFT!

Thanks Kohler

[Kohler]

JediJohnnie is now in!

See you all again......soon

[Abrupt]

Count me in...wait what did I volunteer for?

Just Post Mania - not the Marines.
 

That reminds me of another memory from bootcamp.  A DI pulled up in a brand new mustang convertible and stepped out and held the keys up.  He asked "who here can drive a stick"?  A bunch of us raised our hands.  He then asked "and of you who has your Military drivers license?" (since it was MP basic some of us had and some didn't...I didn't and was sort of bummed).  A few still held their hands up so he picked one and called him over.  The soldier walked over and the DI reached into the backseat of the Mustang and grabbed a push broom and said "Drive this stick all around the assembly area until there isn't a speck of dust left".  I am sure you have a few good memories of Military "volunteering" as well -- I sure know I volunteered for a lot of things that I don't particularly remember volunteering for...

[falcon9]

That reminds me of another memory from bootcamp.  A DI pulled up in a brand new mustang convertible and stepped out and held the keys up.  He asked "who here can drive a stick"?  A bunch of us raised our hands.  He then asked "and of you who has your Military drivers license?" (since it was MP basic some of us had and some didn't...I didn't and was sort of bummed).  A few still held their hands up so he picked one and called him over.  The soldier walked over and the DI reached into the backseat of the Mustang and grabbed a push broom and said "Drive this stick all around the assembly area until there isn't a speck of dust left".  I am sure you have a few good memories of Military "volunteering" as well -- I sure know I volunteered for a lot of things that I don't particularly remember volunteering for...

That's funny while not being funny, (if you know what I mean); drill instructors like to pull little 'lessons' like that all the time.  As I recall from boot camp, I never actually volunteered for a single duty however, there were several sargents there who seemed more than happy to "volunteer" me, (and others), for numerous duties and "S.D.'s", (those "*bleep* details" like the one you mentioned).  In a related matter, was during a live exercise that we were first familarized with what "SNAFU" actually means.

Although I've never participated in FC's Post Mania contest before, I have no reason to consider it either an "s.d." or a SNAFU in advance of the frenzy.
 

[JediJohnnie]

JediJohnnie is now in!

See you all again......soon

Thank you,sir!

[mom2taz]

That reminds me of another memory from bootcamp.  A DI pulled up in a brand new mustang convertible and stepped out and held the keys up.  He asked "who here can drive a stick"?  A bunch of us raised our hands.  He then asked "and of you who has your Military drivers license?" (since it was MP basic some of us had and some didn't...I didn't and was sort of bummed).  A few still held their hands up so he picked one and called him over.  The soldier walked over and the DI reached into the backseat of the Mustang and grabbed a push broom and said "Drive this stick all around the assembly area until there isn't a speck of dust left".  I am sure you have a few good memories of Military "volunteering" as well -- I sure know I volunteered for a lot of things that I don't particularly remember volunteering for...

That's funny while not being funny, (if you know what I mean); drill instructors like to pull little 'lessons' like that all the time.  As I recall from boot camp, I never actually volunteered for a single duty however, there were several sargents there who seemed more than happy to "volunteer" me, (and others), for numerous duties and "S.D.'s", (those "*bleep* details" like the one you mentioned).  In a related matter, was during a live exercise that we were first familarized with what "SNAFU" actually means.

Although I've never participated in FC's Post Mania contest before, I have no reason to consider it either an "s.d." or a SNAFU in advance of the frenzy.
 

Falcon, You are the first to use SNAFU that I have ever seen or read or heard...most people have no clue what it means....but I grew up hearing my dad (USAF) saying "SNAFU" all the time....but wasn't until I was in my late teens that I learned what it actually stood for..LOL...and since my son joined USMC I hear PLENTY of 'em. 
Sorry...way off topic, but when i read that i just had to comment.,