OT - Light Reading

[Chris]

The wife and I went to our local used bookstore today. She came back with 2 military sanitation manuals (1941 and 1944) and a MP's basic skills manual. She then read through them, commenting frequently to me, about building assault tactics, how to clear a room, and prevent clap amongst the men.

This is "research" for the game I've been running.

Am I lucky or what?


Chris

[Legbreaker]

I wonder why she mentioned clap.....?

[Chris]

Originally Posted by Legbreaker

I wonder why she mentioned clap.....?

Not my fault. Our minds dwell in the gutter naturally.

[Adm.Lee]

Originally Posted by Chris

This is "research" for the game I've been running.

Am I lucky or what?

Hyu got that right. ANY player doing research is a beautiful thing, IMO. Double it for being the wife.

[Webstral]

What is the recommended method for preventing STDs among the men?

[ArmySGT.]

You use a cotton swab at the end of a ten inch stick. The cotton swab is soaked in alcohol. Four orderlies hold down the patient while the Doctor uses this swab like a ramrod to scrub the patients urethra. Then a shot of penicillin.

The penicillin takes care of the clap, the procedure after repeated telling of by the Patient, assures an increase in prophylactic usage and decrease in whoring.

[dragoon500ly]

Originally Posted by ArmySGT.

You use a cotton swab at the end of a ten inch stick. The cotton swab is soaked in alcohol. Four orderlies hold down the patient while the Doctor uses this swab like a ramrod to scrub the patients urethra. Then a shot of penicillin.

The penicillin takes care of the clap, the procedure after repeated telling of by the Patient, assures an increase in prophylactic usage and decrease in whoring.

LOL! At least it beats the old mercury treatment!

[pmulcahy11b]

Originally Posted by ArmySGT.

You use a cotton swab at the end of a ten inch stick. The cotton swab is soaked in alcohol. Four orderlies hold down the patient while the Doctor uses this swab like a ramrod to scrub the patients urethra. Then a shot of penicillin.

The penicillin takes care of the clap, the procedure after repeated telling of by the Patient, assures an increase in prophylactic usage and decrease in whoring.

That's what we used to call in the Army being "Rodded off the range."

[bobcat]

Originally Posted by pmulcahy11b

That's what we used to call in the Army being "Rodded off the range."

used to? still do.

[Webstral]

Originally Posted by ArmySGT.

You use a cotton swab at the end of a ten inch stick. The cotton swab is soaked in alcohol. Four orderlies hold down the patient while the Doctor uses this swab like a ramrod to scrub the patients urethra. Then a shot of penicillin.

The penicillin takes care of the clap, the procedure after repeated telling of by the Patient, assures an increase in prophylactic usage and decrease in whoring.

I should not have read this before bedtime. Or at all.

[Targan]

Originally Posted by Webstral

I should not have read this before bedtime. Or at all.

I couldn't agree more. Brought a tear to my eye.

[Fusilier]

Originally Posted by ArmySGT.

You use a cotton swab at the end of a ten inch stick. The cotton swab is soaked in alcohol. Four orderlies hold down the patient while the Doctor uses this swab like a ramrod to scrub the patients urethra.

I've gone through the procedure plenty of times... it's no big whoop.

[ArmySGT.]

Originally Posted by Fusilier

I've gone through the procedure plenty of times... it's no big whoop.

Have you met anyone yet, who can self administer this treatment?

That's impressive.

[Chris]

Originally Posted by ArmySGT.

You use a cotton swab at the end of a ten inch stick. The cotton swab is soaked in alcohol. Four orderlies hold down the patient while the Doctor uses this swab like a ramrod to scrub the patients urethra. Then a shot of penicillin.

The penicillin takes care of the clap, the procedure after repeated telling of by the Patient, assures an increase in prophylactic usage and decrease in whoring.

The manual was rather vague about the specifics, but this does explain why the book says that the patient should be sober for best effect.

You wouldn't want him to forget what happened.