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Dems hate that our troops are eating steak and lobster. **** you Dems. The troops deserve it.

PhiloBeddo » 11 Mar 2026, 6:22 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Mar 2026, 6:22 pm

Dems hate that our troops are eating steak and lobster. **** you Dems. The troops deserve it.

You think the troops are?


You're a **** idiot. 
 

Blackvegetable » 12 Mar 2026, 8:31 am » wrote: ↑

12 Mar 2026, 8:31 am

You think the troops are?

You're a **** idiot.

YES...happens a lot.

“Troops eating steak and lobster” is literally standard military practice on specific days, and it’s been that way for decades, under every administration, every party, every war.  It’s morale food. The military does it on: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, Marine Corps Birthday, Deployment send‑offs, Deployment returns, and occasionally Fridays on carriers......

This is the clearest sign that you have never served, never deployed, and never worn combat boots. Try keeping to something you have experience at and it's not "math" either. 
 
 

MR-7 » 12 Mar 2026, 8:50 am » wrote: ↑

12 Mar 2026, 8:50 am

YES...happens a lot.

“Troops eating steak and lobster” is literally standard military practice on specific days, and it’s been that way for decades, under every administration, every party, every war.  It’s morale food. The military does it on: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, Marine Corps Birthday, Deployment send‑offs, Deployment returns, and occasionally Fridays on carriers......

This is the clearest sign that you have never served, never deployed, and never worn combat boots. Try keeping to something you have experience at and it's not "math" either. 

Read the citation, you **** idiot.

MR-7 » 12 Mar 2026, 8:50 am » wrote: ↑

12 Mar 2026, 8:50 am

YES...happens a lot.

“Troops eating steak and lobster” is literally standard military practice on specific days, and it’s been that way for decades, under every administration, every party, every war.  It’s morale food. The military does it on: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, Marine Corps Birthday, Deployment send‑offs, Deployment returns, and occasionally Fridays on carriers......

This is the clearest sign that you have never served, never deployed, and never worn combat boots. Try keeping to something you have experience at and it's not "math" either. 
 
 

 

When we would see that occassional meal we would start worrying about where we may be sent. 

when do the troops eat steak and lobster
AI OverviewUS military troops are typically served steak and lobster (or similar surf-and-turf meals) to boost morale during significant milestones, such as holidays, special base events, or as a "last meal" before, or during, high-risk, long-term deployments
. It is common to see these meals served on Friday or Sunday nights at large overseas bases. 
Key Occasions for "Surf and Turf":

• Pre-Deployment: Widely considered a "last meal" tradition before units deploy to active combat zones.
• Holiday/Special Events: Served to raise spirits during major holidays or milestone anniversaries (e.g., Marine Corps Birthday).
• During Deployment: While in war zones (e.g., Iraq/Afghanistan), it was common for major operating bases (FOBs) to serve these meals weekly to boost morale.
• Operational Milestones: Often served when a deployment is extended or to mark the end of a difficult mission. 

Blackvegetable » 12 Mar 2026, 8:57 am » wrote: ↑

12 Mar 2026, 8:57 am

Read the citation, you **** idiot.

here are 3 dimension to the use of the word citation.
which one are you using.


ci·ta·tion
/sīˈtāSHən/
noun
noun: citation; plural noun: citations
1.
a quotation from or reference to a book, paper, or author, especially in a scholarly work.
"there were dozens of citations from the works of Byron"
Similar:
quotation
quote
extract
excerpt
passage
line
piece
cite
Law
a reference to a former tried case, used as guidance in the trying of comparable cases or in support of an argument.
"this journal contains citations from all jurisdictions"
Similar:
reference
allusion
2.
a mention of a praiseworthy act or achievement in an official report, especially that of a member of the armed forces in wartime.
"the citation described him as an officer of extreme gallantry"
Similar:
commendation
award
honor
mention
honorable mention
a note accompanying an award, describing the reasons for it.
"the Nobel citation noted that his discovery would be useful for energy conversion technology"
3.
North American English
a summons.
"a traffic citation"
Similar:
summons
subpoena
writ
court order
process

Blackvegetable » 12 Mar 2026, 8:57 am » wrote: ↑

12 Mar 2026, 8:57 am

Read the citation, you **** idiot.

Lobstergate: Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon faces backlash over $7 million lobster spree

https://www.foxla.com/news/pete-hegseth ... 93-billion

these people are so **** stupid
 

Blackvegetable » 12 Mar 2026, 8:57 am » wrote: ↑

12 Mar 2026, 8:57 am

Read the citation, you **** idiot.

Pete Hegseth Goes on $93 Billion Pentagon Spending Spree for Lobster, Fruit Baskets and Japanese Flute: Report

https://people.com/pete-hegseth-pentago ... e-11923513

double double these people are so **** stupid

DOGE where the **** are you   

 
 

If I was in charge, it would have been hookers for everybody. Woo hoo.

PhiloBeddo » 12 Mar 2026, 5:12 pm » wrote: ↑

12 Mar 2026, 5:12 pm

If I was in charge, it would have been hookers for everybody. Woo hoo.

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