I have taken care of a few privates in my time:) x
no, only a young one ;-)
yes i have
I thank them for their service.
i am married to a soldier so i do him plenty of favours......if u no wot i mean :)
Not so old, but a few favours!
No but i have always wanted to.......
He has to be wearing the uniform at the time though.............. god what a turn on!!!
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never met a soldier before
i would like to you all have done the best for our country
No. I love a man in uniform though.
I did a removal for a WW II vet that passed away the other day. I took extra good care of him until I left him in the cooler at the funeral home.
My ex was a soldier i did him a big favour and lent him a grand....still aint got it back....b@stard!
nope. i don't know any
yeah i shot him
I interviewed an old WW2 Veteran for a project in high school and he was thrilled to be the subject of my paper on Normandy Beach. He actually did ME the favor by sharing his story.
Was driving back from break at work one day and saw a soldier who's car was broken down in the middle of a parking lot, helped him roll it into a parking place near the back of the lot. I'd absolutely help out a soldier!
My Uncle's a colonel (now retired) & I don't know if he consider anything a favour ...umm... yea i once drive the car for him when he was a little drunk.
Many times. I am fast becoming one myself. Remember, "Old soldiers never die." (We just smell that way.)
I'm married to a Veteran and he gets plenty of favors from me. ;)
If I told you...I would have to kill you...
I gave one a gift card to applebees..
well he wasn't an old soldier but my ex's dad was in his 80's and he was blind and partially deaf...i used to take him out every day, go and cook his food, change his bed, do chores for him, took him for his appointments, although he was blind and deaf he still had his bearings....sadly he passed away Nov 2006 on the anniversary of his beloved wife, he had a stroke and didn't recover, he had alot of medical problems but he never once complained.. he spent his last months in a rest home and i missed doing all that stuff for him, but i did help as much as i could because his lazy, selfish good for nothing son (my ex) was only interested in playing golf and drinking.....he's my ex now and i am so glad about that...but i am happy that i spent time with his dad because he was a really lovely man, and he taught me alot about the deaf nd the blind
I'm 38 years "Young", the last child of a whopping 16 children in my family. My dad was born in 1928 and served in WWII (fought at The infamous Normandy beach war) and was found moving around at the bottom of a bunch of dead bodies on a truck. I could never thank soldiers enough so I offer up my strictest gratitude in prayers. (Oh, my dad is still alive, along with my mother living in California).