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M ManoKoa Member Downers Grove Joined: Jan 25, 2005 Posts: 106	M ManoKoa Posted posted on Tue, Nov 15, 2005 8:10 PM I thought of an old Hawaiian saying . . . It's not really Hawaiian but I did hear it a lot when stationed in Kane'ohe. Gunnery Sergeant Packman wasn't really Hawaiian but he did have a lot of grey hair and his face was real weathered so he must have been a little old. I may not have the spelling right, but it goes something like this: "eeeEAAAHH, F-CK IT!" There's no reason to focus negative attention on points that aren't agreeable. Take what you can from this thread and give it your complete ~~aloha~~.

I thought of an old Hawaiian saying . . .

It's not really Hawaiian but I did hear it a lot when stationed in Kane'ohe. Gunnery Sergeant Packman wasn't really Hawaiian but he did have a lot of grey hair and his face was real weathered so he must have been a little old.

I may not have the spelling right, but it goes something like this:

"eeeEAAAHH, F-CK IT!"

There's no reason to focus negative attention on points that aren't agreeable. Take what you can from this thread and give it your complete ~~aloha~~.

Post #198311 by ManoKoa on Tue, Nov 15, 2005 8:10 PM