re: Current Texas A&M Yell Leader Recounts His Role In 9/11 Rescue

Breathing..

Hm.

I made an aggy gay joke and you got offended yet this was on the first page of your post history

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I bought two prime seats in the Aggie student section.

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Watch your arse. Literally.....

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You're a silly.

Vacant words.

Vacant words.

I'm sorry I offended you and your feminine sensibilities.

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Waited till dadt was repealed before becoming a yell leader.

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I guess I'd be pissed if I knew what Slope just said?? I think.

But I can say this.....I don't suspect Roy May needs any of us internet wienies fighting his battles for him. Try this short resume from last year on for size:

"May, who was born in College Station, is a sophomore member of the corps’ veteran’s unit, Delta Company and is an industrial distribution major. His journey started 12 years ago when he joined the Army and that took him to Washington, where he served as a sentinel at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery, aided in rescue and recovery in the Pentagon following the attacks of 9/11 and included the honor of standing at the head of the late President Reagan’s casket as he lay in state in the Capitol.

May also served with the 82nd Airborne Division as a squad leader in the 1st of the 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment, where he also deployed as a combat squad leader to Iraq in 2009."