Talk:Duty Sergeant
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This needs a citation of its source. --KilMichaelMcC 03:43, 14 January 2007 (UTC)
Derik:
- Why was an entire sentence hidden?
- What does that sentence mean? I'm not sure it's English.
- Why do you keep using the float-right on the storylinks despite repeated requests for you to stop?
--ItsWalky 08:12, 14 January 2007 (UTC)
- It's a note. Not part of the article, but there for future editors. I requested someone who knew more about military ranks and duties in general fill this article in- but as a note for them to go on I included what the duty sear gent had actually done in this story, so that this hypothetical-future-editor could judge for him/herself whether real-world info on the responsibilities of a duty sergeant jibed with the TF versions of the job. After all, in the Super Ted universe, the rank of 'General' is equivalent to our Private, and vice versa. (Generals get all the general jobs, like a gopher, and Privates get their privacy.)
- It says the DS in the original story ran herd over the loony soldiers at Fort Syck, and assigned them to the Yuss raid. That enough for our hypothetical-future-editor to determine if the job is the same. OTOH- the story itself never actually outlined the responsibilities of the job. I suspect by comparing the DS's actions in the story to the real-life job of a DS, a much BETTER job description than just- "This is what this one guy did once" can result. But hey, if you want to stick my dead-obvious internal notes in the main article, despite the fact they don't actually say crap about the job... (and thus creating a disincentive for anyone inclined to do an ACTUAL write-up) that's your Wikipedia:Choice.
- I fucked your mom.
- Naw- I wouldn't actually fuck that, but I did let her suck my dick and lick my asshole.
-Derik 09:22, 14 January 2007 (UTC)

