DazedandConfzed,
I could ask some questions like:
What does "pulling butts" mean?
What does "Maggie's drawers" mean?
What does "boots and utes" mean?
What do you call your BDU headgear?
Why are USMC NCOs allowed to carry a saber?
What did you say everynight before lights out during Boot Camp?
What does "deck" refer to?
Explain exactly what you would be wearing in MOPP2 (I might be showing my age on this one because it might be different these days).
What does "class 6 store" mean?
Yep, I could ask questions like that, but it would not accomplish anything.
It would not matter because with just a little searching or talking to a REAL MARINE you would learn the answers.
I know the answers to all of those questions and I was never a Marine.
However, both of my brothers did twenty years each in the USMC, and I personally spent six years in the US Army.
No, there are no specific questions that will reveal if you really served--but those of us who did serve can always smell a fake.
I have always tried my best to not make personal attacks here on the forums--until now.
You're a fake!
You've never served in the Marines and you've never been to PARRIS ISLAND, SC!
You show no respect for those who have served by trying to claim their honor!
I would be more than happy to meet you at Parris Island on any day you like so that we can discuss this further!
Allen.