from dune buggy to tank

I never could quite believe I was in the Army, but it was an honor to serve.

Soon I discovered my younger comrades talking at leisure about the very
things that get people locked up in mental hospitals... the collective
unconscious, archetype psychology, and so forth.

"Jon G." <jon8338@peoplepc.com> wrote in message
news:xGG3i.17062$3P3.3407@newsread3.news.pas.earth link.net...
>I never could quite believe I was in the Army, but it was an honor to
>serve.
>
> Soon I discovered my younger comrades talking at leisure about the very
> things that get people locked up in mental hospitals... the collective
> unconscious, archetype psychology, and so forth.
>
S'funny, but during my time in the army we mainly discussed Nietzsche,
existentialism, and women's tits.

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Jon G.	from dune buggy to tank I never could quite believe I was in the Army, but it was an honor to serve. Soon I discovered my younger comrades talking at leisure about the very things that get people locked up in mental hospitals... the collective unconscious, archetype psychology, and so forth.

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Steve O	Re: from dune buggy to tank "Jon G." <jon8338@peoplepc.com> wrote in message news:xGG3i.17062$3P3.3407@newsread3.news.pas.earth link.net... >I never could quite believe I was in the Army, but it was an honor to >serve. > > Soon I discovered my younger comrades talking at leisure about the very > things that get people locked up in mental hospitals... the collective > unconscious, archetype psychology, and so forth. > S'funny, but during my time in the army we mainly discussed Nietzsche, existentialism, and women's tits.