No Worrys their closed for a month anyway, My thoughts are it will NO longer be OC's but it will reopen under a different name and Owner so that any Reputation the DoD has of OC's will go out the door.

 

she auditioned!!


on side note, there is a guy who is a marine that works there still, so i don't know how 'strict' they are about it.

+1

club Atlantis yo!

 

But the same kinds of people will still go there unless they turn it into a lunch restaurant or something. That's why they generally ban addresses as well as names.

 

Sorry to hear about that.


+10

 

Same here.

The Marine Corps is a "department of the Navy" We have our own rules you know. We are a seperate branch of the Military.

 

haha as if you can't tell a military guy from 100 miles away. good one haha

 

They enforce, it is just not a proactive enforcement. Meaning simply this, you knowingly go to an off limits place and something happens, not only do you have to deal with that problem, but now you get to deal with UCMJ Artical 92, disobeying a direct order. Before you open your hose beast mouth that nothing is going to happen, I will tell you this. During my 6 years as being a Chief the famous last words of every individual caught in an off limits establishment was this, "We were not bothering anyone". Which turns out to be true most of the time. They were a victum of someone elses stupidity, which in turn gets them caught.
Or even worse, you are outside getting into your vehicle and a drunk slams into your car injuring you and your occupant, someone is in the emergency room. So you think I will tell no one about where we were. Turns out the police officer that documented the accident is a Navy reserve, knows you and the command you are attached to, and decides to stop by and see if anyone has checked on the injured guy................
Not even worth the risk, because you do not have control over those around you.

 

Yeah, I know, god forbid they'd enforce the rules. Idiot.

 

i KNOW what it is.. i was in the navy for 10 years. my point is that banning makes people take even more risk.... and usually sailors, soldiers, marines, whatever break the rules and just find ways around banning anyway. they leave their id's at home or just deny shore patrol. shore patrol arent police. so the only people that get caught are idiots that dont know better. banning is a pointless act. military people do a lot more dumb shyt (including killing) when they put alcohol in their systems than anything but they dont ban that... go figure. they do it for political reasons... not for the safety of personnel.

 

So basically what you guys are saying is military is off limits to OC...