2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 13: Anybody who starts a day off with a beer is A-OK in my book.at A-OK, adj.
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 19: Everything he had to say [...] began with a whole lot of bad-mouthing of the [Marine] Corps.at badmouth, v.
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 23: The Army even pays for you to spend the night at a hotel [...] to make sure your ass doesn’t flake.at flake (out), v.
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 11: Joining the Marines was like joining a party frat with weapons.at frat, n.
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 18: My long hair was slicked back like a switchblade-packing greaser.at greaser, n.1
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 11: The idea of being a jarhead didn’t seem quite so appealing.at jarhead, n.2
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 23: A lot of people change their minds, wimp out, jump ship [etc.].at jump ship (v.) under jump, v.
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 12: Shoot me a line when you get a chance.at shoot a line (v.) under line , n.1
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 22: My friends pigged out on those pot brownies.at pig out (v.) under pig, v.1
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 22: I came out of the pisser with the test tube of my own piss.at pisser, n.
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 37: I tried to keep a low pro while I walked around that campus.at pro, n.
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 29: And hopefully after that I would finally get my shit together and ‘grow up’.at get one’s shit together under shit, n.
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 19: Their posts suck, their equipment sucks, their training sucks, their tactics suck, their chow sucks . . .at suck, v.1
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 11: A couple of wank community-college here and there, like photography and computers 101.at wank, adj.
2005 C. Buzzell My War (2006) 23: A lot of people change their minds, wimp out, jump ship [etc.].at wimp out (v.) under wimp, n.1