Why Jim West Quit the Army

He is really a rather patriotic guy, but this video will explain everything:

Ohhhh, right in the Zwinglis! That’ll leave a mark.

Anyway, that was also the start of cannonical criticism, for those of you interested in the history of hertenman’ neuts.

They tried pinning a Purple Heart on him but he kept flinching so they said they were going to “discharge” him. He flinched again…

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8 Responses to “Why Jim West Quit the Army”

  1. Barbara Singer Says:

    Listening to that Marine’s “filthy” language (one of the several videos you attached) calls to mind my ex husbands experience in the Marshall Islands (late 50s/early 60s ?). He was a young soldier assigned to take care of the micro wave station on one of the smallest islands while the US tested (nuking a whole island of natives in the process) the weapons.
    Point is the language. When he later wrote a screen play about the time there, literally everyother word was F–k. Hard on the ears. He said, “Oh I cleaned it up. It was much worse”

  2. Al Says:

    To paraphrase a British dude:
    Cannon to right of him,
    Cannon to left of him,
    Cannon into the crotch of him.

    Damn Newton’s 3rd law and momentum conservation! Take that you arts majors!
    Shoulda studied PHYSICS!!!!!!

  3. Dr. Jim Says:

    Could’ve just learned to get out of the way…

  4. I Says:

    Anyone who knows anything about cannons doesn’t think that video is funny. That guy almost certainly died.

    What would be funny is seeing the gun commander and/or safety officer papercutted to death for this. That would be both hilarious and just.

  5. Jim Says:

    ok i dont think papercutted is a real word.

  6. I Says:

    In the interwebs anything that is used in a sentence is so a word. :D

  7. Dr. Jim Says:

    Well, I’m just gibbelteegorfed, but I guess I is right.

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