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Mom: So we did something we normally don't do and watched an R-rated movie in the theater, American Sniper. I have a question for you: Do people in the Army really use the F-Word so much?
Me: ABSOLUTELY! That's what happens when you get a bunch of guys together whose mission is to kill people and break stuff. I once was bored in my Commo shop and counted what the longest pause was between an F-word used in verbal, noun, adverbial, adjectival, etc. form: if I recall it was 14 seconds.
Military men are extremely talented in finding new and creative ways to deploy the F-Word! Mom, if you read this, now that you've watched American Sniper, you should really watch Platoon and Black Hawk Down. After all, I've been in a platoon, flown in Black Hawks, and been with 82nd brothers here:
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