Need Your Advice about joining Military

[paul_r]

Originally Posted by lickmyballssuckmy

Yeah. paul_r strikes again. paul_r, honestly, it's ok if you don't have an opinion on everything. If you don't know what you're talking about you don't have to prove it to everybody.

you've obviously never met any paras.

[lickmyballssuckmy]

Originally Posted by paul_r

you've obviously never met any paras.

I was responding to your other post but what is a para? Are you talking about paratroopers?

[paul_r]

Originally Posted by lickmyballssuckmy

I was responding to your other post but what is a para? Are you talking about paratroopers?

parachute regiment

[lickmyballssuckmy]

Originally Posted by paul_r

parachute regiment

ok. Well, then, yes I've met hundreds. Worked side by side with U.S., Brits, Canadians on plenty of joint operations..

Guess you're wrong again.

My first post was about your stupid statement about digging trenches and officers. It was obvious that you don't know what you're talking about and, yet, post responses as if you do. It's cute.

[paul_r]

Originally Posted by lickmyballssuckmy

ok. Well, then, yes I've met hundreds. Worked side by side with U.S., Brits, Canadians on plenty of joint operations..

Guess you're wrong again.

My first post was about your stupid statement about digging trenches and officers. It was obvious that you don't know what you're talking about and, yet, post responses as if you do. It's cute.

try reading it and understanding what it means.

[lickmyballssuckmy]

Originally Posted by paul_r

try reading it and understanding what it means.

I did. I undertsand what it means. And for you to give a one-size fits all answer is plain stupid. Being an officer is for some people. Being an NCO is for some people. Others should be warrant officers. Others should not join at all.

I can guarantee you that being an officer is not the first choice of millions of people and your answer just proved that you really don't know what you're talking about AND THAT'S OK. Just stop pretending that you know tings. It's ok not to post when you don't know a good answer.

And digging trenches. Please.

[picard102]

I saw two guys in army uniforms with backpacks and helmets that didn't look older then 15.

[strafer_praha]

Originally Posted by LobsterMobster

Hello, I'm a 17 year old about to graduate high school. I've decide to join basic training after hearing Keith's rant about it few months ago. My question is, when is the optimal age to join basic training?

If you feel you're ready to grow up and be a man, than do it, especially if you're looking to serve your country and don't have any other resources and would seriously like to make a career out of it. But if you're looking to make money than you'd be better off working your way up the chain of command at your local McDonald's (though the mortality rate is higher than in the army). Joining the army is like getting married though, and would you want to do that after high school? Go to community college for a bit (easiest girls in the world I swear), deliver some pizzas and after you've got an associates and your first case of crabs, if you still feel like the military then you have my blessing.

[lickmyballssuckmy]

You can get crabs in the military and you don't have to study OR deliver pizza. They bring the pizza to you. ok. I lied. You do have to study a little bit.

[strafer_praha]

Originally Posted by lickmyballssuckmy

You can get crabs in the military and you don't have to study OR deliver pizza. They bring the pizza to you. ok. I lied. You do have to study a little bit.

You will most definately get crabs in the military but I think your first time should be with someone special, like the community college skank who probably just blew her instructor for a passing grade.