I have never bought an app

tGreenWay wrote:I'm with you, although I'm thinking about getting a high-falutin weather app so I can get more precise radar. Just don't know which to get right now.

tGreenWay wrote: I might have to get his tshirt.

Dendrobates wrote:I've never bought one for a few reasons: I just don't care, I'm cheap, and there's nothing I need. I'm a simple girl.

What am I missing?

Dendrobates wrote:I've never bought one for a few reasons: I just don't care, I'm cheap, and there's nothing I need. I'm a simple girl.

What am I missing?

gHost Spartan wrote:

TheReal_LWS wrote:

I bought a sweet hunting app that shows property lines and property owners. Comes in handy if you shoot a deer and runs onto another property (we have some edge stands) so you can contact that property owner for permission.

Bee, seriously, how do you feel about Ted Nugent shitting on himself to avoid the Vietnam War? Answer honestly - don't you think he's a coward and traitor?

Death Roe wrote:But he still crapped his pants to avoid the draft. Pussy.

So I went in, and those guys in uniform couldn’t believe the smell. They were ridiculin’ me and pushin’ me around and I was cryin’, but all the time I was laughin’ to myself. When they stuck the needle in my arm for the blood test I passed out, and when I came to they were kicking me into the wall. Then they made everybody take off their pants, and I did, and this sergeant says, “Oh my God, put those back on! You f*cking swine you!” Then they had a urine test and I couldn’t piss, But my poop was just like ooze, man, so I poop in the cup and put it on the counter. I had poop on my hand and my arm. The guy almost puked. I was so proud. I knew I had these chumps beat. The last thing I remember was wakin’ up in the ear test booth and they were sweepin’ up. So I went home and cleaned up.

They took a putty knife to me. I got the street rats out of my hair, ate some good steaks, beans, potatoes, cottage cheese, milk. A couple of days and I was ready to kick ass. And in the mail I got this big juicy 4-F. They’d call dead people before they’d call my ass. But you know the funny thing about it? I’d make an incredible army man. I’d be a colonel before you knew what hit you, and I’d have the baddest bunch of motherf*ckin’ killers you’d ever seen in my platoon. But I just wasn’t into it. I was too busy doin’ my own thing, you know?
Questioned about that account some thirty years later (by which time Nugent was known as a staunch political conservative, a supporter of the Republican Party, and an advocate of hunting and gun ownership rights) in an interview with the UK’s Independent newspaper, Nugent disclaimed that previous account of his draft-evading activities as story he had made up and fed to a gullible High Times reporter and asserted that he actually had avoided the draft through the legitimate means of a student deferment:

An analysis of Ted Nugent’s Selective Service classification record doesn’t prove or disprove either version of the story. He did indeed receive a high school student deferment (1-S) in 1967 and then (as he stated) a college student deferment (2-S) in 1968. However, he was reclassified as “available for military service” (1-A) in 1969 and then subsequently rejected as a result of a physical examination and given a 1-Y classification. (The 1-Y classification denoted persons “qualified for service only in time of war or national emergency” and was generally assigned to registrants who had exhibited medical conditions that were limiting but not disabling.) After the 1-Y classification was eliminated by the Selective Service at the end of 1971, Nugent was reclassified as 4-F (“registrant not qualified for any military service”).

LooseGoose wrote:

Death Roe wrote:But he still crapped his pants to avoid the draft. Pussy.

So I went in, and those guys in uniform couldn’t believe the smell. They were ridiculin’ me and pushin’ me around and I was cryin’, but all the time I was laughin’ to myself. When they stuck the needle in my arm for the blood test I passed out, and when I came to they were kicking me into the wall. Then they made everybody take off their pants, and I did, and this sergeant says, “Oh my God, put those back on! You f*cking swine you!” Then they had a urine test and I couldn’t piss, But my poop was just like ooze, man, so I poop in the cup and put it on the counter. I had poop on my hand and my arm. The guy almost puked. I was so proud. I knew I had these chumps beat. The last thing I remember was wakin’ up in the ear test booth and they were sweepin’ up. So I went home and cleaned up.

They took a putty knife to me. I got the street rats out of my hair, ate some good steaks, beans, potatoes, cottage cheese, milk. A couple of days and I was ready to kick ass. And in the mail I got this big juicy 4-F. They’d call dead people before they’d call my ass. But you know the funny thing about it? I’d make an incredible army man. I’d be a colonel before you knew what hit you, and I’d have the baddest bunch of motherf*ckin’ killers you’d ever seen in my platoon. But I just wasn’t into it. I was too busy doin’ my own thing, you know?
Questioned about that account some thirty years later (by which time Nugent was known as a staunch political conservative, a supporter of the Republican Party, and an advocate of hunting and gun ownership rights) in an interview with the UK’s Independent newspaper, Nugent disclaimed that previous account of his draft-evading activities as story he had made up and fed to a gullible High Times reporter and asserted that he actually had avoided the draft through the legitimate means of a student deferment:

An analysis of Ted Nugent’s Selective Service classification record doesn’t prove or disprove either version of the story. He did indeed receive a high school student deferment (1-S) in 1967 and then (as he stated) a college student deferment (2-S) in 1968. However, he was reclassified as “available for military service” (1-A) in 1969 and then subsequently rejected as a result of a physical examination and given a 1-Y classification. (The 1-Y classification denoted persons “qualified for service only in time of war or national emergency” and was generally assigned to registrants who had exhibited medical conditions that were limiting but not disabling.) After the 1-Y classification was eliminated by the Selective Service at the end of 1971, Nugent was reclassified as 4-F (“registrant not qualified for any military service”).

http://www.snopes.com/politics/military/nugent.asp

Floyd Robertson wrote:I've never understood this whole business of apps being glorified versions of a company's website functionality.

Death Roe wrote:Goose, let me have this. Come on.

gHost Spartan wrote:

TheReal_LWS wrote:

gHost is anti-war. gHost is anti-draft. gHost is anti-Nugent. gHost's hatred for Nugent makes him ignore that he is also anti-war and anti-draft.

Who said I was anti-war? Point is, Nugent is a coward. He should have enlisted.

Death Roe wrote:LWS, did you ever enlist?

Dendrobates wrote:I've never bought one for a few reasons: I just don't care, I'm cheap, and there's nothing I need. I'm a simple girl.

What am I missing?

TheReal_LWS wrote:

Dendrobates wrote:I've never bought one for a few reasons: I just don't care, I'm cheap, and there's nothing I need. I'm a simple girl.

What am I missing?

I apologize for being the catalyst, though not the person that started it, for you thread being hijacked. Why gHost didn't send me a PM on this issue only he can answer. My guess is he had a bigger agenda than just discussing it privately.

But I've given up trying to figure out why the posters here do what they do.

TheReal_LWS wrote:

Death Roe wrote:LWS, did you ever enlist?

Nope. Which is why I won't judge based on this. Peace brother.

tGreenWay wrote:

TheReal_LWS wrote:

Nope. Which is why I won't judge based on this. Peace brother.

Go ahead and judge, you're good at it.

TheReal_LWS wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:

Go ahead and judge, you're good at it.

Not as good as you are.

gHost Spartan wrote:I bought the MLB app a few years in a row when I was a lot more into baseball than I am now. I can't remember how much it was but it was pretty awesome. You could stream the broadcast to any MLB game on your iPhone. This was years ago - maybe the second generation iPhone - the 3G.

Dendrobates wrote:

gHost Spartan wrote:I bought the MLB app a few years in a row when I was a lot more into baseball than I am now. I can't remember how much it was but it was pretty awesome. You could stream the broadcast to any MLB game on your iPhone. This was years ago - maybe the second generation iPhone - the 3G.

That just doesn't matter much to me. Even if it was all for MSU related, it's just not a must for me.

Nice job talking BS you guys! 

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Dendrobates wrote:

That just doesn't matter much to me. Even if it was all for MSU related, it's just not a must for me.

Nice job talking BS you guys! 

I've never bought an app. This thread made me realize that I don't even know what an app is.

So I thank you for that.

Death Roe wrote:Goose, let me have this. Come on.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Dendrobates wrote:

That just doesn't matter much to me. Even if it was all for MSU related, it's just not a must for me.

Nice job talking BS you guys! 

I've never bought an app. This thread made me realize that I don't even know what an app is.

So I thank you for that.