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Best hazing story
lets hear your stories, I know theres gotta be some good ones out there. I wanna hear some unique ones other than your typical zip tied to the chair stories.
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Originally Posted by SmokeySS
You gonna start it off with one?
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Hmmm.....I "know" some guys who got this scrawny little boot. A couple of two by fours and zip ties later, he was crucified. Add a few strands of constantina (sp?) wire for effect. Then hang him out in front of the "workspace" for display. Funny as hell and the scrawny kid seemed to be a good sport about it. I wouldn't know of course.
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hazing
Hazing is punishable under the ucmj and does not exist in my marine corps... .... just kidding I have never taken part in any hazing... but from what I hear there were some OTHER MARINES who used to duct tape sailors who were on post to there chairs in Air Crew school
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There might have been one about leaving you ID card in the computer at work, whilst you went on your way home after a long day of flying, only to discover your "buddies" left your ID card at the front gate for you to pick up...so when you came back to the gate to pick your card up, so you can get to work the next day, the gate guard asks to see your ID....when you remove it from the envelope and hand it to him, he dies laughing because there is a naked CHipnDales type dude (affectionately known as the King of Hearts) subtley superglued to the backside of your ID card. It'll take days to get the picture off completely and may require a new card be issued....This may have happened to a buddy of mine today...maybe even just a few hours ago....it's really hard to say.
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I saw something funny on monday and tuesday during lunch. I was on the way to lunch and there was this kid standing on the main corner on hunter holding a big *** pink sign that read " I got caught driving with a suspended license" I guess this was part of his punishment. I got a good laugh out of it. He did this for 2 days in the heat for like an hour and a half.
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yeah. its okay if its part of an NJP, but its hazing if an NCO makes them do it. crazy isnt it?
ther was a story i heard about a 3 foot tall teddy bear named Barney. he was donated for toys 4 tots one year, and since the program can't give out used toys, it became kind of like a squad mascot. he had his own little area where he stayed. whenever a boot messed up, he had to "report" to Barney, explaining what an idiot they were and they had to beg for Barney's forgiveness. as you can imagine, Barney didn't like to say much, especially forgiving a yong boot for a mistake. so they were there for a while, sounding off at the top of their lungs, begging for Barney's forgiveness. i heard it was pretty funny. i also heard it used to **** the gunny off when he caught NCOs doing it.
there is also the story of dragracing boots to see which NCO had the fastest one. to keep it interesting, the "dragsters" had to stay on all fours, and they had to make engine sound effects while they "raced". just what i heard.
and i heard of this one kid on his way to the MECEP program, that had to say a "remixed" version of the leuitenant's creed every time he messed up. he had to stand on his leuitenant's podium ( an embark crate), and sound off when he recited it. he had to have it memorized, too. this "remix" was written by an NCO. you can imagine how it went.
all these stories i heard on a TV news edition in Mexico, so i don't know how true they are.
ther was a story i heard about a 3 foot tall teddy bear named Barney. he was donated for toys 4 tots one year, and since the program can't give out used toys, it became kind of like a squad mascot. he had his own little area where he stayed. whenever a boot messed up, he had to "report" to Barney, explaining what an idiot they were and they had to beg for Barney's forgiveness. as you can imagine, Barney didn't like to say much, especially forgiving a yong boot for a mistake. so they were there for a while, sounding off at the top of their lungs, begging for Barney's forgiveness. i heard it was pretty funny. i also heard it used to **** the gunny off when he caught NCOs doing it.
there is also the story of dragracing boots to see which NCO had the fastest one. to keep it interesting, the "dragsters" had to stay on all fours, and they had to make engine sound effects while they "raced". just what i heard.
and i heard of this one kid on his way to the MECEP program, that had to say a "remixed" version of the leuitenant's creed every time he messed up. he had to stand on his leuitenant's podium ( an embark crate), and sound off when he recited it. he had to have it memorized, too. this "remix" was written by an NCO. you can imagine how it went.
all these stories i heard on a TV news edition in Mexico, so i don't know how true they are.
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Originally Posted by slowpoke96z28
yeah. its okay if its part of an NJP, but its hazing if an NCO makes them do it. crazy isnt it?
ther was a story i heard about a 3 foot tall teddy bear named Barney. he was donated for toys 4 tots one year, and since the program can't give out used toys, it became kind of like a squad mascot. he had his own little area where he stayed. whenever a boot messed up, he had to "report" to Barney, explaining what an idiot they were and they had to beg for Barney's forgiveness. as you can imagine, Barney didn't like to say much, especially forgiving a yong boot for a mistake. so they were there for a while, sounding off at the top of their lungs, begging for Barney's forgiveness. i heard it was pretty funny. i also heard it used to **** the gunny off when he caught NCOs doing it.
there is also the story of dragracing boots to see which NCO had the fastest one. to keep it interesting, the "dragsters" had to stay on all fours, and they had to make engine sound effects while they "raced". just what i heard.
and i heard of this one kid on his way to the MECEP program, that had to say a "remixed" version of the leuitenant's creed every time he messed up. he had to stand on his leuitenant's podium ( an embark crate), and sound off when he recited it. he had to have it memorized, too. this "remix" was written by an NCO. you can imagine how it went.
all these stories i heard on a TV news edition in Mexico, so i don't know how true they are.
ther was a story i heard about a 3 foot tall teddy bear named Barney. he was donated for toys 4 tots one year, and since the program can't give out used toys, it became kind of like a squad mascot. he had his own little area where he stayed. whenever a boot messed up, he had to "report" to Barney, explaining what an idiot they were and they had to beg for Barney's forgiveness. as you can imagine, Barney didn't like to say much, especially forgiving a yong boot for a mistake. so they were there for a while, sounding off at the top of their lungs, begging for Barney's forgiveness. i heard it was pretty funny. i also heard it used to **** the gunny off when he caught NCOs doing it.
there is also the story of dragracing boots to see which NCO had the fastest one. to keep it interesting, the "dragsters" had to stay on all fours, and they had to make engine sound effects while they "raced". just what i heard.
and i heard of this one kid on his way to the MECEP program, that had to say a "remixed" version of the leuitenant's creed every time he messed up. he had to stand on his leuitenant's podium ( an embark crate), and sound off when he recited it. he had to have it memorized, too. this "remix" was written by an NCO. you can imagine how it went.
all these stories i heard on a TV news edition in Mexico, so i don't know how true they are.
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Back in 1979, I told my buddies that my girlfriend was flying in that weekend and I was getting married . Later on that morning I walked into my work center (metal shop for CH-46's) and about six of them grabbed me and threw me down. The crazy bastages shaved my nuts and put hickies all over me. I didn't get married.
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Back in 1979, I told my buddies that my girlfriend was flying in that weekend and I was getting married . Later on that morning I walked into my work center (metal shop for CH-46's) and about six of them grabbed me and threw me down. The crazy bastages shaved my nuts and put hickies all over me. I didn't get married.
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OOHRAH!
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When I was in boot camp, I had to switch divisions. My dungarees just happen to be in the laundry at the time so I was sent to my new division without a full seabag. Knowing that I would have to buy some more out of pocket, I wanted them back. About once a week, I would ask the RDC if he had seen my dungarees... After a while he got tired of it, so I had to stand infront of a power panel, open the door and ask "circiut breaker Alpha, have you seen my dungarees? Circuit breaker Bravo, have you seen my dungarees?" Etc... Of course, everyone was laughing, including myself! When I had gone through all the circuit breakers several times, he said I could stop. He then asked, have you learned anything? I replied, Yeah, you know as much as the circuit breaked!" He shook his head and walked away.