Comments on: We’re About To Go Commando: Welcome To The Yongle http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/ Tue, 14 Oct 2008 05:50:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 By: Kozer http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-24722 Kozer Thu, 21 Aug 2008 10:25:15 +0000 http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-24722 Вот это да! Вот это да!

]]> By: Doug http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-24605 Doug Fri, 25 Jul 2008 02:49:31 +0000 http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-24605 Started going commando after being in the military, it is the only way to go. The boys have to be free. USAF 1983-1990 Started going commando after being in the military, it is the only way to go. The boys have to be free.

USAF
1983-1990

]]> By: Josh http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-24470 Josh Tue, 10 Jun 2008 11:30:46 +0000 http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-24470 I was interviewed for a "The State Press", Arizona State's newspaper about not wearing underwear. I started a group on a popular social networking group called "Go Commando or Go Home!" The twist is that I completely lied my butt off to this poor girl about not wearing underwear. <a href="http://myauntishot.com/2007/11/officially-commando" title="Going Commando" rel="nofollow"> Nice article btw. Josh I was interviewed for a “The State Press”, Arizona State’s newspaper about not wearing underwear. I started a group on a popular social networking group called “Go Commando or Go Home!”

The twist is that I completely lied my butt off to this poor girl about not wearing underwear.

Nice article btw.

Josh

]]> By: Sean Wilson http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-20067 Sean Wilson Fri, 23 Nov 2007 02:15:03 +0000 http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-20067 Jack---I can attest to the poor track record of military laundry machines...so I totally understand. As a side note, my father served in the Navy...two tours in Nam, one on a PBR and one on the Fletcher. Later he joined the Army. Anyway, he had some interesting stories of Navy life. Always glad to see another Vet in the AO. Laura---comfort seems to be the main reason for both men and women these days. I and friends have noticed it is more common these days. I can remember one bar where we staked out a particular table in typically guy fashion and became regulars there (for a week or so) because a couple female regulars sat on the bar stool just a few feet away. They were elevated stools...and they rarely sat facing the bar. We certainly weren't modest guys, and they made it clear they were enjoying the situation as much as we were and made sure to stake out the same barstools each night we were there. If more military traditions, tools, or techniques could be adapted to such beneficial civilian use, the world would be a more peaceful place indeed. ;) Thanks for dropping by to read and share your thoughts. Happy Thanksgiving and have a wonderful weekend. Jack—I can attest to the poor track record of military laundry machines…so I totally understand. As a side note, my father served in the Navy…two tours in Nam, one on a PBR and one on the Fletcher. Later he joined the Army. Anyway, he had some interesting stories of Navy life. Always glad to see another Vet in the AO.

Laura—comfort seems to be the main reason for both men and women these days. I and friends have noticed it is more common these days. I can remember one bar where we staked out a particular table in typically guy fashion and became regulars there (for a week or so) because a couple female regulars sat on the bar stool just a few feet away. They were elevated stools…and they rarely sat facing the bar. We certainly weren’t modest guys, and they made it clear they were enjoying the situation as much as we were and made sure to stake out the same barstools each night we were there.

If more military traditions, tools, or techniques could be adapted to such beneficial civilian use, the world would be a more peaceful place indeed.

;)

Thanks for dropping by to read and share your thoughts. Happy Thanksgiving and have a wonderful weekend.

]]> By: Laura http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-20052 Laura Thu, 22 Nov 2007 21:05:59 +0000 http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-20052 Not wearing anything is very comfortable - tried a thong - who would subject themselves to that abuse. Try it years ago at the gym you raised eyebrows now 4 out of 4 at my gym go comando under their work out clothes Not wearing anything is very comfortable - tried a thong - who would subject themselves to that abuse. Try it years ago at the gym you raised eyebrows now 4 out of 4 at my gym go comando under their work out clothes

]]> By: Jack http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-20051 Jack Thu, 22 Nov 2007 21:02:35 +0000 http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-20051 It stared for me not wearing underwear in the early 1970s being in the navy the laundry usually broke -tough having a uniform inspection in your wool dress blues in 105 degree temperature. Have gone commando since - started online dating and most women 48-55 go commando once in a while you come across panty hose ugh It stared for me not wearing underwear in the early 1970s being in the navy the laundry usually broke -tough having a uniform inspection in your wool dress blues in 105 degree temperature. Have gone commando since - started online dating and most women 48-55 go commando once in a while you come across panty hose ugh

]]> By: Going Commando…. | The Guerilla CISO http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-5014 Going Commando…. | The Guerilla CISO Wed, 02 May 2007 14:10:02 +0000 http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-5014 [...] Sean Wilson cracks me up.  More than you’ve ever wanted to know about Going Commando.  Reminds me of my other life in a different [...] [...] Sean Wilson cracks me up.  More than you’ve ever wanted to know about Going Commando.  Reminds me of my other life in a different [...]

]]> By: Sean Wilson http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-1198 Sean Wilson Mon, 19 Feb 2007 02:32:06 +0000 http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-1198 DDT, Thanks for dropping by and taking time to read and comment. Always nice to meet a fellow vet, especially a fellow grunt. And yes, I realize in the majority of the third world, people don't wear undergaments. I personally am in a perpetual state of conflict, being a primitivist on the one hand a futurist on the other. Hmmm... I will confess that the possibility exists that there might be a legitimate reason to read GQ, and of course I did qualify that whole statement with "probably" also. I hope I did not offend, as that was not my intention, but rather, it was meant to be bawdy, militaristic humor of less than pristine taste. The world needs that occasionally, I think. When you mentioned 'Bubba the caveman infantry NCO' I had flashbacks to one of my favorite First Sergeants in the 101st ABN, James "Bubba" Hall, who served in 'Nam with the 173rd ABN Brigade. He was hard-ass incarnate and had the most amazing stories to tell. Anyway, since you obviously have been in the mud, dirt and sand (and had a big green tick on your back) you get some slack on your reading habits. :) Thanks for dropping by again. Drive on. DDT,

Thanks for dropping by and taking time to read and comment. Always nice to meet a fellow vet, especially a fellow grunt.

And yes, I realize in the majority of the third world, people don’t wear undergaments. I personally am in a perpetual state of conflict, being a primitivist on the one hand a futurist on the other.

Hmmm… I will confess that the possibility exists that there might be a legitimate reason to read GQ, and of course I did qualify that whole statement with “probably” also. I hope I did not offend, as that was not my intention, but rather, it was meant to be bawdy, militaristic humor of less than pristine taste.

The world needs that occasionally, I think.

When you mentioned ‘Bubba the caveman infantry NCO’ I had flashbacks to one of my favorite First Sergeants in the 101st ABN, James “Bubba” Hall, who served in ‘Nam with the 173rd ABN Brigade. He was hard-ass incarnate and had the most amazing stories to tell.

Anyway, since you obviously have been in the mud, dirt and sand (and had a big green tick on your back) you get some slack on your reading habits.

:)

Thanks for dropping by again. Drive on.

]]> By: DDT http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-1194 DDT Sun, 18 Feb 2007 21:20:17 +0000 http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-1194 From the GQ style guy: "Commando! Real commandos wear briefs" Like yeah, right! I did 15 years in the army, including a tour of Afghanistan as an infantryman. Everybody went commando, including the locals. =) In civilian clothes, underwear makes sense because you're attempting to be "civilized". As soon as I slip into a tree-suit, it's all about flopping in the breeze. It makes you feel more animalistic, like Bubba the caveman infantry NCO, so it's mostly a psychological thing. From the GQ style guy:
“Commando! Real commandos wear briefs”

Like yeah, right! I did 15 years in the army, including a tour of Afghanistan as an infantryman. Everybody went commando, including the locals. =)

In civilian clothes, underwear makes sense because you’re attempting to be “civilized”.

As soon as I slip into a tree-suit, it’s all about flopping in the breeze. It makes you feel more animalistic, like Bubba the caveman infantry NCO, so it’s mostly a psychological thing.

]]> By: Michael Smith : Going Commando.... http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-1193 Michael Smith : Going Commando.... Sun, 18 Feb 2007 21:07:53 +0000 http://errantmind.wordpress.com/2007/01/26/were-about-to-go-commando-welcome-to-the-yongle/#comment-1193 [...] Sean Wilson cracks me up.  More than you've ever wanted to know about Going Commando.  Reminds me of my other life in a different world. Posted: Sunday, February 18, 2007 3:56 PM [...] [...] Sean Wilson cracks me up.  More than you’ve ever wanted to know about Going Commando.  Reminds me of my other life in a different world. Posted: Sunday, February 18, 2007 3:56 PM [...]

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