jordonlees wrote on Jan 22nd, 2013 7:46pmdischarged from the marines for unnecessary anal missions?!?!! maybe got a lil rowdy cocking out to alice in chains???? quote |
TimLarkin wrote on Dec 29th, 2012 10:52pmJerry Cantrell sucks dicks. quote |
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..McLovin.. wrote on Dec 4th, 2012 9:51pmYeah, i'm not sure what the letters are supposed to mean. my friends from the marines said it was usually implemented by enlisted guys who just don't give a fuck anymore. haha.
PS. thanks for being a marine and doing things i would never have the balls to do. quote |
Simper-Yuta wrote on Dec 1st, 2012 8:00pmHey, thanks man! Someone who gets it! I discharged from the Marines in February. For some stupid reason I made a typo when creating my username and put in "i" in what should of been "Semper". I hate coming up with usernames so when registering I just through this together on a whim. I first picked up the uttering of YUT from a Lieutenant of all people when conducting a field OP at 29 Palms. He wasn't your typical Officer though. He was the type that was prior enlisted and got his degree real quick from University of Phoenix just for the pay raise--and having to deal with less BS. He was one of the coolest officers I've ever had the pleasure of serving under. He was the type that like to invite people back to his office to play Call of Duty or throw the football around during downtime. Anyway, my understanding of YUT is that it is an acronym for "You Unmotivated Thing"-though there is much speculation and debate as to its actual meaning. quote |
..McLovin.. wrote on Dec 1st, 2012 12:44amAwesome name. haha. were you in the marines? I have a good friend who was in the marines and he has perfected his "yut." He likes to pepper his conversations with emotionally specific yuts. quote |
Simper-Yuta wrote on Nov 30th, 2012 5:37pmThanks man. Same to you. Good luck convincing a forum full of teenagers who think they have it all figured out that the book you referenced might actually prove useful to them. quote |
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