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September 17, 2006

A Place for the Porpoise

After all of my unsuccessful attempts to train the porpoise to do something useful, I finally had to confront him today.

“You can’t carry a weapon,” I said, “you can’t drive a vehicle, you can’t walk, and you can’t even wear a helmet. Do you have ANY skills?”

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The porpoise made his usual series of ear-splitting high-pitched noises, and then he did this:

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That’s hardly a useful skill! As a matter of fact, it’s kind of scary that I didn’t know about this before I tried to take him on that night patrol. With all those flashing colored lights, he could have given away our position. It could have been a disaster!

What on earth could I do with this soldier? After much thought, I decided that I would do with him what the humans seem to do with people who lack any useful skills… I assigned him to the brigade staff.

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I think he’ll fit right in.

Comments

That is just so damned cute!

PowerPoint the Bain of ...well ... ALL!

See the link Jim Placke's PowerPoint Humor,for some army humor on the Power of Point....

http://www.nbc-links.com/powerpoint.html

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