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your parents, like all, are just worried about you, which is completely cool. I think after you serve time in army, u can get jobs like body guard(cuz u need some skills) which get MAAADD WAPPPSSSOriginally Posted by Shattered Skies
DDDDD .. i dont think too ahead, cuz prolly by the time im 18 id be flippin cracks .. i mean burgers
and pika.. remember... NO RESPAWN POINTSS!!!!!
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DO IT! Its just like Counter-Strike except with better graphics!
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I hate it when people turn a real life serious event into their own amusement.
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Too bad the respawn time for the server is infinite.
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To be honest, ONCE YOU GET THROUGH BOOTCAMP, the life is extremely engaging and enjoyable.
I'll let you know right away however - Your recruiter will lie to you. (Depending on your intelligence, AT LEAST a good 30% of what they say are lies).
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That's pretty much what I thought. It's kind of hard to determine what he's lying about though. I just have to be really careful and make sure everything he says can be put in a signed contract that I can give to my lawyer.
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I've always told KYN, if he was gonna join the Navy, shoot somebody for me.
It hasen't happened yet.
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I'm going to join the Army for pratice proposes ONLY when i'm older.
Oh and one thing..If you go to the army,always ALWAYS count the nr 0 too or you're sucked.
I've learned that from a older family friend.
Oh and when i mean practice proposes,i mean only to pass the Boot camp and then get home.
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im joining the airforce next month hehe
im joining the us airforce next month hehe here the paychart if you can't find it pikachu
here the website http://www.dod.mil/dfas/militarypay/...006updated.pdf
just zoom in
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I have a cousin in the marines, a sister in the navy, and another cousin in the army. ALL of them say bootcamp is the WORST part of serving their country. Other than the lonelyness and homesickness, I bet the life is good. Currently only my sister is on duty now.
I really wouldn't want to give you advice, I just think you should talk to someone you really know, and can trust what they say. (i wouldnt know any advice either =P)
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its jus a joke dark... no respwn..
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I just want to warn you kid, front line isnt a pritty sight, while you watch your friends die beside you, and after its all over... your the only one that gets away... but you are still dead inside...
HA! jk, but seriously thats how it works, its always you that lives...or its you that dies... if you fight with will, you will servive if you fight like a ****** trying to fight like on coutnerstrike you will feel the pain of a 22 cal in the forhead.
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yeah that wont kill you but it will hurt like hell, lol, i know it wont kill you but you got to remeber alot of the people are underarmed. what do we use?.. all i know is the wont have one of these unless they stole it
50 cal
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if you die can I have your money?
jkjk
Anyways wyh do you wanna join the army? I mean I don't blame your parents for not letting you go since it is really dangerous. When you pilot a plane, it's not neccesarily safer since you have to pilot properly and if you need to eject and bonk your head on the cockpit lid, then you're screwed. If you're locked on, you have a chance of going uncounscious when you spin at a hgih altitude. Really, i'm on too much with this decision.
Leave the dying to the emos
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dude
i am a *****
i would shit myself
i probably would got into a frenzy looking at my own blood
or anyone else's
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If the draft opend up and i got drafted i would do what i had to do... the army changes people, you veiw death a diffrent way... i am not saying thats as a good thing. Air Force, well thats something you can do, for one if you live, you can be an air line pilot and make good money
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Meh I would rather work at McDonalds.
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rofl, thats worse i think :P...Meh I would rather work at McDonalds.
whats worse than war...
micdonalds...
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no its not... u can eat some fries..my friend used to do that when he worked in burger king, also spat on the coke..
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It seems like you guys have a glorified view of the USAF. Not everyone is a pilot, in fact very few of the men and women serving in the Air Force get time in a cockpit.
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I know, my dad was in the airforce, never once flew an air plane, but if you quilify then you will and you prob will have a good carear after words
heed my words...
bewere...
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Typically, the Army pays a light salary, with food and clothing allowance with free education, housing, and training. Also, after I believe fifteen years after that, the Army dishes out their notoriously sweet pension benefits. But, start off with this. 1) How old are you? Will our plan to hand over Iraq by 2008 leave you in the army when they do it, probably followed by America pulling out? Do you really think it would be better than getting a desk job or something? Are you that gung-ho on fighting for your nation's welldoing, which the world would salute you for. It's your choice- do what's right. Go America!
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yeah, only join the army if you feel an obligation to do so
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Actually, there are very few trenches in Iraq. It's mostly urban geurrila warfare.
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