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General Thomas A. Stone
Age 45
Height 6'1"
Weight 186lbs
Appearance:
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Spent 27 years of my life climbing the ladder from a Private all the way to General. It wasn't easy. Joined after the end of the Vietnam War, clawed through the Cold War and in the early 90s thought I couldn't get anywhere because of the peacetime. But, thanks to the Gulf War, I began to move on up. Commissioned an officer and now I was tapped to be a four-star general and run the base at Fort Riley, Kansas. All the years of faithful service finally yielded fruit for me.
But with the promotion came troubles. Every day I was bombarded with offers, counter offers, visits from people wanting to see how the Army works and how the troops and the base were going. Instead of commanding troops, I was giving tours and sitting in my office listening to speeches. This was no way to live. Trying to blow them off only made things worse. When Congressmen waddle on post, you have to listen to them, otherwise they would find a way to get rid of you. That's how I learned that the Senate and the Congress, a stereotype of laziness and corruption, was even worse off than the public could ever dream. Foreign people were just the same. They smile and shake hands for the camera, but in their hotel rooms they wanted some younger lady to suck them off and talk to them dirty for a few hours to make them feel like men, again.
The plump congressmen came to my office, sat down, and began going over budgets and projections and possible troop cuts. My unit was already being slated for deployment back to Iraq, and now they wanted to throw budgets at me. I wish I knew a way to get them off my back.
That's when one of my junior officers showed me a way. He was being discharged from the service and he wanted me to inherit his side business. People would call him a pimp, but it certainly worked. See, what the Congressmen and Senators and the diplomats, and dignitaries really cared about was for themselves. They didn't care about their jobs, they wanted what they could get, as much as they could and what they wanted most was pleasure-on the government dime.
The officer gave me a whole list of eager and willing junior officers and enlisted men waiting for the call to come in to entertain my guests for the day, or night, or whichever in between. The officer showed me all of the women, and a few men, that were on call. He picked them well. It was a rich cast of people, good looks, good careers, and a host of talents that would be easy for them to win over my guests.
All the better. I spent several days trying to learn everything because in a week's time there was going to be a visit by several dignitaries from France who wanted to see how the American Army fights against their French troops.
Age 45
Height 6'1"
Weight 186lbs
Appearance:
http://lh5.ggpht.com/-WKC9ujqZ-yk/T.../_RQYjFUvBAk/image%255B11%255D.png?imgmax=800
Spent 27 years of my life climbing the ladder from a Private all the way to General. It wasn't easy. Joined after the end of the Vietnam War, clawed through the Cold War and in the early 90s thought I couldn't get anywhere because of the peacetime. But, thanks to the Gulf War, I began to move on up. Commissioned an officer and now I was tapped to be a four-star general and run the base at Fort Riley, Kansas. All the years of faithful service finally yielded fruit for me.
But with the promotion came troubles. Every day I was bombarded with offers, counter offers, visits from people wanting to see how the Army works and how the troops and the base were going. Instead of commanding troops, I was giving tours and sitting in my office listening to speeches. This was no way to live. Trying to blow them off only made things worse. When Congressmen waddle on post, you have to listen to them, otherwise they would find a way to get rid of you. That's how I learned that the Senate and the Congress, a stereotype of laziness and corruption, was even worse off than the public could ever dream. Foreign people were just the same. They smile and shake hands for the camera, but in their hotel rooms they wanted some younger lady to suck them off and talk to them dirty for a few hours to make them feel like men, again.
The plump congressmen came to my office, sat down, and began going over budgets and projections and possible troop cuts. My unit was already being slated for deployment back to Iraq, and now they wanted to throw budgets at me. I wish I knew a way to get them off my back.
That's when one of my junior officers showed me a way. He was being discharged from the service and he wanted me to inherit his side business. People would call him a pimp, but it certainly worked. See, what the Congressmen and Senators and the diplomats, and dignitaries really cared about was for themselves. They didn't care about their jobs, they wanted what they could get, as much as they could and what they wanted most was pleasure-on the government dime.
The officer gave me a whole list of eager and willing junior officers and enlisted men waiting for the call to come in to entertain my guests for the day, or night, or whichever in between. The officer showed me all of the women, and a few men, that were on call. He picked them well. It was a rich cast of people, good looks, good careers, and a host of talents that would be easy for them to win over my guests.
All the better. I spent several days trying to learn everything because in a week's time there was going to be a visit by several dignitaries from France who wanted to see how the American Army fights against their French troops.