Drunk Old Grad

This. Coach Monken post game.

The Druski skit situation is funny to me. The skit is hilarious. People being offended need to grow up. BUT everyone defending the skit also needs to keep this same energy about aaalllllllll comedy. Don’t go crying next time a bit upsets you personally. If jokes shake you to your soul SO deeply, consider that you may be an emotionally underdeveloped human, not fit for this life. The world needs comedy ❤️

Wise words here from @Return_Of_RB I wish every day I could still call and text my dad but I’m blessed to have so many of these memories to fill my heart

@USAspaceenjoyer yes.

Project Hail Mary is better than Interstellar imo

@ThatChristinaG **Rocky puppeteers for Best Supporting Actor(s)

Project Hail Mary review: 👎👎👎👎👎 - Ryan Gosling for Best Actor - Greig Fraser for Best Cinematography - Sandra Huller for Best Supporting Actress I need the PHM polo, I had potential shirt, and a plushie Rocky immediately.

@PRTYNTHABAKFLD Welcome!

#NewProfilePic #BEATnavy

Folks, we could have a West Point owned NBA team in short time.

What if they find Nancy Guthrie in Tehran

@Rose_Lori Secretly recording for the PRC

Just me and my Labubu asking the tough questions. 😊

@SahilBloom Going into the Navy

What's something most people think is healthy that's actually not?

Meet your heroes.

@Rose_Lori I miss it sometimes

Hello from Fort Bliss!!

@MovieEndorser Underrated Ryan…as a bad guy in Murder by Numbers

My Top 10 Ryan Gosling Performances 1. The Nice Guys 2. La La Land 3. Drive 4. Crazy, Stupid, Love 5. Barbie 6. The Place Beyond The Pines 7. Project Hail Mary 8. Blade Runner 2049 9. Half Nelson 10. Blue Valentine

🎖️One of our own is getting the Medal of Honor. MAJ Nicholas Dockery, West Point Class of 2011, was just approved by Congress for the nation’s highest combat valor award. The short version: Oct. 2, 2012, Afghanistan. Ambushed by Taliban. Nick moves through open ground repeatedly to rally his troops, uses his body to shield a soldier from a grenade, then goes searching for a missing man, finds him being dragged away unconscious by two enemy fighters, charges them, kills them both, performs CPR, then climbs onto an open rooftop to signal gunships and get his guys out alive. Two Silver Stars. White House Fellow. MacArthur Leadership Award. AND Nininger Award in 2017. Go read the full story. Congratulations, Nick. The Long Gray Line is proud. 🫡 Beat Navy.

@BrentleyGC @OSUCowboyGolf @AuburnMGolf @TexasMGolf @ACU_MGolf Hard to beat the Swinging Firstie! Full dress with the red sash representing a First Class Senior cadet about to commission as a 2LT! 🇺🇸⛳️🔥@ArmyWP_Golf

@infantrydort @Ami_Marisol lol

Blessed be the GWOT era general who admits his faults openly. Humble. Willing to let the country learn from what he failed at. Blessed be that general. Find him for me, so that I may honor his rarity properly. For all the world to see.

This will be the last thing I post today because I have better things to do. What confuses me about these generals is their visceral reaction to what most of human history would consider classic strength of purpose. Brute force if you will. Should every leader be like that? Of course not. But what's telling about these generals is their complete and utter revulsion at any other leadership style than their own. They are intolerant. And most know they're intolerant. The ones that look past it are those who've conformed to their way of thinking. What befuddles me is their absolute denial of the fact that millions of people respond well to the type of leadership they revile in Hegseth. They can't explain it because it doesn't fit nicely in their "MOPS/MOES" worldview. It is intangible. I'm just tired of these weak takes. I'm tired of these generals who go out of their way to appear "measured". They are the living embodiment of the 'proportional response'. They are self styled masters of limited war. That's why they scoff at terms like "unconditional surrender". Because they have never and will never be equipped to prosecute the type of war necessary to achieve it. No. They just refer to those of us furious after GWOT, growing up in the shadow of their inadequacy, as "potential war criminals" because we finally get to shoot back. Look, I'm not trying to be as mean as these bitter generals. I'm not. But I'm just so sick and tired of being lectured at about what war means from people who couldn't be bothered to win one. They couldn't win then. They can't win now. And they will try to take down anyone they can at some final shot at relevance. Because maybe if they can get that one last verbal jab in, they'll finally get that little victory that eluded them on the field of battle. This cohort of officer must be removed from the service almost entirely. Notice I said "almost". Because even I see the value in the occasional corporate GOFO. But if this department is to change for the long term, it must shed most of this archetype going forward. They should be the exception, not the rule. I will not be convinced otherwise.

@EODHappyCaptain Yeah but look at the amazing dog though

The scariest part about burn pit exposure is that the symptoms are wide ranging and unpredictable. Skin rashes? Sure Cancer? Why not Massive gastrointestinal and lung issues? Yup. It’s terrifying. It will 100% be the Agent Orange of this generation.

Defense-tech VC: “I didn’t see you at Hill and Valley this week…” Me: “I didn’t see you in Baghdad ever.”

I’m expert level 1000 at this. Especially on most LinkedIn posts. It’s all slop.

Thank you to Rep. Wesley Hunt (USMA, 2004) for visiting our team meeting this afternoon and talking to the team prior to our spring practice 🫡 #GoArmy