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CHARLIED308 · May 17th, 2011, 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by TheTurtle

I recently crossed the path of a "special ops sniper" that had a goal of getting inside of my sister's pants... His story was that he had "82, no, 84 confirmed kills", and he had never missed a shot. The reason why he wasn't still in the military was because he got "Forest Gump'd". I didn't dare ask to see the scar.

I finally asked him where he served and he said Afghanistan. I asked wherabouts in Afghanistan and he replied "Baghdad".

I just laughed at him.

Telling a woman you killed alot of people is definitely one way to show a lady you are a warm, sensitive, caring individual.

BUDS13 · September 8th, 2011, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by lefty o

it is very true, there are more fake seals alive today, then the total # to have ever worn that pin on their chest. 99% of the time the fakers are easy to spot.

I'm just curious, how can you tell if they're fake?

davecampperry · September 8th, 2011, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by BUDS13

I'm just curious, how can you tell if they're fake?

Ask a discreet question that only those who were there would know the answer. Of course, the faker then looks up the answer, and next time someone corners him, he has it ready.

BUDS13 · September 9th, 2011, 04:53 AM

Ohhh...so that's how. Thanks for the info. I'll be on the lookout.

sam68 · September 9th, 2011, 08:33 AM

I think I ran into a group lead by a super fake "ex seal" at a paintball field. Dude was all dressed up claiming this and that he had a paintball gun that looked like a AR15, anyway my brother and my 10 year old nephew (who had never played paintball) set up an ambush in a wash and shot these fools up till they were crying for their momma.

lefty o · September 9th, 2011, 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by BUDS13

I'm just curious, how can you tell if they're fake?

first clue is usually the big mouth.

dprice3844444 · May 8th, 2012, 03:46 PM

if your near aurora colorado look for a stuart a herman,runs a fish store.he's another one of those pogue fake seals.he got a general discharge under honerable conditions.he's from detroit originally.if he starts out with the line,i need to feed my family,grab your wallet and run.

trigger643 · May 8th, 2012, 04:55 PM

Asking a faker what his BUDs Class was will usually trip up about 98% of them.

used to be you could inquire at the wall of shame and get an answer in about 24 hours on a guy...

http://cyberseals.org/SEAL%20Imposters.html

and if you got really interested you could call Coronado...

Chuck Farrar (sp?), is still running veriSEAL.org, but my understanding is he's pretty much limiting his responses to LEO these days.

There and Back Again · May 8th, 2012, 05:04 PM

Pretty soon... the imposters are going to be stating they were Spetsnaz GRU...

Hiram325 · May 8th, 2012, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by trigger643

Asking a faker what his BUDs Class was will usually trip up about 98% of them.

used to be you could inquire at the wall of shame and get an answer in about 24 hours on a guy...

http://cyberseals.org/SEAL%20Imposters.html

and if you got really interested you could call Coronado...

Chuck Farrar (sp?), is still running veriSEAL.org, but my understanding is he's pretty much limiting his responses to LEO these days.

If you join socnet.com, there's a SEAL page where a name can be checked through contacts at NavSpecWar in Coronado. I've smoked out two fakes myself. I really thought the second was going to throw down, it must be hell to be caught in a lie like that.

There and Back Again · May 8th, 2012, 07:43 PM

We had a guy at work (about two years ago now) who began stating (out of the blue mind you) that he was a Navy Seal in Vietnam.

Several of us called his "B.S." after hearing him make this claim for months on end... merely two years from his retirement.

We finally had heard enough and contacted a Navy Seal veteran we knew. He made some connections and even obtained a copy of the imposter's DD214. Turns out this imposter didn't even serve in Nam having only been in the U.S. Navy from 1978 to 1980 where he served on a support ship and worked as mechanic of some sort.

We forwarded this DD214 copy to our internal affairs office and within the year this imposter was forced to retire (in lieu of being fired).

Do not tolerate imposters. Out them.