Reply #3: Why was a civilian church group using a military bowling alley???

[MADem]

Hell, with all this Terra, Terra, Terra, you have to show your ID, get the dog to go over your car, and see the fucking proctologist before they let you on base...and here we have a civilian church group with a crazyass kid in its' midst utilizing the military MWR facilities?

What's up with that???? Is it a civilian-run facility adjoining the base, with open access? If that's the case, why call it the base bowling alley???

Something's not right here. May seem like a small point, but really, it isn't.

I get the feeling there just might be a like-minded evangelical chaplain in the chaplain's office onbase, signing on this group to the base for a cheap outing--partially funded by the taxpayers, because facility costs go on the appropriated funds side of things.

Who's happy about funding church trips to military bowling alleys??? Not ME!!!!!!