Promotion, now I'm a colonel.

Hello my wilders' friends,

Last summer I kept you updated about the little accident I had. Right now I'm doing quite good, although I'm still very limited with that shoulder. About the outcome of the whole accident I'm not allowed to say more, during a quite strict Military Law regarding Military Court.

Good thing is that I recieved promotion last week. I'm now the youngest Colonel (in Russia we call that a "Polkóvnik") at our base.
The reason for the quick promotion is due special duty in the war against terrorism and for providing much usefull/practical intelligence.

You can believe I'm reather proud . Thanks to wikipedia I added a sample of my new uniform badge.

Anyone who took the time to read this, thanks you.

Greetings,


StyleWarz

 

Greetings..give my best to Garland.. I would like a bucket and some coleslaw please..make that exta crispy.



The true roots of KFC

http://www.uncyclopedia.org/wiki/KFC

http://www.uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Garlan_Alexandrovich_Chekin

 

Congrats on your promotion StyleWarz.

 

So you are now a so-called Rookie Colonel?

Little joke, congrats with your promotion!

 

Don't make mock Primmy,

We could use some experienced anti-terror people in the 'Hoorah Brigade'. I'm kinda afeared of the 'Troopettes'.

Looking over my shoulder near Camp Sasquatch, Brig Cpl ed

 

Hey as an enlisted man, I say congrats., but remember who actually does the work, and it ain't you officers.

Thanks
Wildman

 

Congrtas StyleWarz!

 

Sure, but I started "down below" too. Right now we're trying to safe/ensure their lifes...

 

Congrats StyleWarz

~Standing at attention~

Best Wishes with you're new position.

Steve

 

Congratulations comrade on your promotion.

Salute!



snowbound

 

Hey, congrats StyleWarz!

Good to hear your shoulder is getting better!

 

Congratulations, Stylewarz. Live long & prosper.

aloha from Hawaii... bellgamin

 

If your going to be 'The Colonel'...........Can I be Professor Plum please....or Miss Scarlett?...


Cochise, Clueing up in Canada...

 

This world is very, very, cruel, our colonel in an ice-cold Russia and you in sunny Hawaii

 

Hey Bellgamin The Lucky One From Hawaii,

you know what I mean?

 

I was hoping to get free tickets to Putin on the Ritz

http://www.the-decline-and-fall-of-the-american-empire.com/lawdude/nut_cracker.html


http://www.glorydays.com/InterActive/music/Putting_on_the_Ritz.htm

http://www.thevillager.com/villager_91/putinontheritz.html

 

O.k., prior enlisted do make better officers. Also take the advice of your Sgt Maj.

Thanks
Wildman

 

Congrats stylewarz!!!

Salute!

 

Here's to one proud StyleWarz,

~Congratulations to your achievement & Salute~








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Congratulations StyleWarz! I am glad you recovered from your wounds.

 

Ok Colonel,

If we are gonna fight terrorism ....here's my game plan!!

Take that you...you...bad guys, Smilin Jack ed

 

OK....If we are going to play board games..I will take black Never did trust those office pinkys in the white shirts..they have too many leaks.




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Major through Colonel.$15.00pr
RSB32.Russian Army officer white shoulder boards for white shirts.
Rank of Major through Colonel.$15.00pr
RSB62.Russian Army officer parade shoulder boards for rank
of Major through Colonel.$15.00pr


http://www.tridentmilitary.com/RUSSIANMILITARIA/Russian.shoulderboards.html

 

DOS "V" ON YA Comrade..


You updated with the wrong BIOS and might crash your Kernel..try the Phoenix next time.

http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/P/Phoenix_BIOS.html

"Secret" beep codes
http://www.pcguide.com/ts/x/sys/beep/phoenix/index-c.html

Phoenix tags PCs using BIOS
1 Nov 2005
Phoenix Technologies has announced a new product designed to tag and identify Windows PCs using a BIOS-protected encryption key.

The software, called TrustConnector 2, works by creating a unique encrypted key, which is then stored either in a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip, or in an area firewalled by the Phoneix BIOS, if one is present.

When PCs running the system connect to a network, they can then be identified as legitimate. The attraction for sysadmins is that attackers attempting to access the network using stolen user names and passwords will be refused, despite having legitimate logins.


The software can carry out this device authentication, regardless of connection type. VPNs, wireless connections, and any application supporting X.509 certificates are all supported. A range of x86-derived devices will work with TrustConnector, including PDAs and smartphones.

http://www.techworld.com/news/index.cfm?newsID=4702&printe

 

Yes! Yes!.......Primula......I get what your saying, but does that mean I can be Professor Plum or Mrs. Scarlett or what??.....and more importantly, what did she do with a blunt instrument in the Libraray??.......or are these important questions of unimportance......

Cochise, Clueless in Colorado..

 

Nay Nay....Cluchise, ...............I doubt that you are getting any of this...iffen you set the Academic out in the sun for a week or two you can assume the identity of Prof Prune. As for Mrs. Scarlett....frankly she doesn't give a damn!! As you know those Liberryans are dangerous hotsies once they remove their granny glasses and their hair bun.

I kinda like buns in Bakersfield, Dead End ed