We’ve got five 2015 Hot Shots Calendars to give away.
To enter:
1. In the comments section of THIS article on SSD tell us where you’ll display your calendar. Only entries here are eligible to win.
2. This is a short one. Comments are only open from now until 1859 EST November 30th.
3. Use any alias you want to post, but be sure to use a valid email address since that’s how we’ll contact the winner.
4. 5 winners will be selected at random.
5. One entry per email address. We will delete entries that violate this policy.
6. Must be 18 to enter. Void where prohibited.
7. Good luck!
Tags: Hot Shots Calendar
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It will be hanging on my bedroom wall, a very nice location.
I would love to display this calendar in my man cave!
In my shop for all to see!!
In the office above the computer now, in my living quarters in Kandahar when I get there this spring.
In my office in Kuwait
Probably in my new room in the BC area, I need something to look at while studying something SSD made me study.
In my lab or my new office @ the chemistry faculty of my university
Wherever my wife lets me?
In my bathroom, right in front of the toilet
Right on the EO board at the headquarters of the Utah National Guard.
On the wall right next to my gun safe.
I’ll display the different girls as targets inside a room-sized terrain model for fire support planning.
In my home office, otherwise I may suffer the same fate as the 19th SFG troops that helped with the photo shoot!
Bewbs………
In my office at the barracks.
In the SWAT locker room at work… Probably the last place at work something like this could be displayed.
1st Choice: Our Division’s EEOC Counselor’s Office.
2nd (and most likely) Choice: Our SWAT locker bulletin board..
Right in the office at my desk.
Worth the looks I’m sure I’ll get from the civvies!
This calendar will definitely be going front and center over my workbench in my welding/ fabrication area. I’m sure after I hang this up, all the hunting club members will be asking where to get one.
I’d hang it up in my study at the house beside the patch display.
In the Man-cave!
In the kitchen, to replace my magnetic dart board calendar.
have it posted by the coffee maker, so then I’ll have two enjpyable things first thing in the morning
Well, since I cant display these at work anymore, it’ll go by my desk at home.
I’ll hang it in my locker at work, and do my best not to get caught by “the Man”
In the squad bay for my boys at Bravo Co. / Infantry Training Battalion
Yeah I’ll hang it up in my knife shop above the workbench use as motivation and as wish I were in the army now!
Cheers
Above my rack during my up coming deployment.
In our Tactical Operations Center supporting High Threat Protection missions in Pakistan.
I would proudly display this in my gear room. Along side the last bastion of anything manly that still exists in a home with so much estrogen.
In the machine shop
Above my gun work bench in the garage. You know for motivation
It would be rocked in my office. Ax a backup it would go in the teamroom.
I will hang it in my laundry room, right next to my puppies and hearts calendar.
The only reasonable place for a calendar like this: above the gun-bench.
In the man cave for sure
Inside my MRAP in eastern Afghanistan
I’d display it right next to my computer where I can see it daily
I will display it right next to my life-sized Chuck Norris wall art in my Man-Room.
uhhh definitely from the Christmas Tree!
Next to the computer in the home office
In the Hall of Mayhem
Most likely on the wall next to my computer monitor… so it can distract me from my work!
This item will serve to motivate me daily as I plan operations against our Country’s enemies from my home office (garage/man cave). I will probably use it to inspire operational names such as: Operation Vixen, or, Operation Just Because. Maybe Operation Burka Be Gone? The possibilities are endless.
Carry On Smartly Men
Doc
Hanging up in the team room
I would hang it in my garage where I work on guns and stuff. Because freedom is beautiful!
In the Operating Room!
Next to my desktop
It’s going in the team room… out of reach.