"Say Hello to my Little Friend"? Military Folks, Please Explain this To Me

[leftchick]

A sign like this in a Cafeteria? For what purpose exactly?




U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman Michael Gehrz of St. Paul, Minnesota, eats lunch at the cafeteria at a U.S. Marine base in Qaim, 320 kilometers (200 miles) west of Baghdad, Iraq, Saturday, June 18, 2005. In its second day, Operation Spear killed some 50 insurgents so far during battles in nearby Karabilah. (AP Photo/Jacob Silberberg)

[ixion]

1. it's all about peace, right?

:eyes:

:sarcasm:

[Rick Myers]

2. That's not even a good reference

You need a photo of Pacino with a face full of coke and a machine gun.

[Straight Shooter]

3. Because his "other little friend" isn't worth displaying.

There's another poster that has a gun pointed at you, but the caption reads, "Forget the Dog. Beware of Owner." I've always liked that one :7

[Mark H]

4. The quote is from the movie "scarface" n/t

[leftchick]

5. so what is the point?

Is it supposed to keep the Marines all gung ho to kill while they are chowing down? I don't get it.

[Mark H]

6. Well, you got me

as to a point. The gun isn't a military gun and it isn't the gun from the movie. Maybe someone finnaly has a friend and the want to brag about it.