Author Description

November 10th, 1775, a Corps of Marines was created by the Continental Congress. Tun Tavern, a bar in Philadelphia, is regarded and celebrated as the birthplace of the United States Marine Corps. Anyone who has spent time in the military would admit that we often find humor in things civilians typically do not. We laugh when others cry. We find hilarity in the worst situations, and our inappropriate shenanigans are not only remarkable, but also legendary. Maybe it is a defense mechanism, or maybe it's just that we really are a group of individuals with a sick and twisted sense of humor. This book is a collection of short, humorous bar-type stories written by GySgt Esterly and other Marines. This book is dedicated to all veterans past, present, and future while bringing awareness to veteran suicide. Who should read this book: Marines, first and foremost. Those with a 'military-style' sense of humor who aren't easily offended. Navy Seals, Rangers, PJs, cops, firefighters and anyone else who thinks they are 'special.' This book is NOT politically correct, and we will NOT apologize for it. Who shouldn't read this: My pastor, my parents, my wife, your wife, officers over the rank of Captain (with exception of helo pilots), the National Guard, and those with a weak stomach and low tolerance for the four S's: Swearing, Strippers, Stupidity, and Sloppy Drunkenness.