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Your chances are....(penalty box for those who can't help asking about their chances)
- Thread starter chelu55
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Drink tonight, risk your career/life. Wait a few years, have a kick ass job and then get trashed after work.
I don't think alcohol is worth it. And if you do, you might want to reconsider the job.
I had a 3.11 B.S. in Aero Eng, 68 8/7/7 ASTB, captain of the football team, drum major of the marching band at the same time, hunt, fish, exercised regularly, shit-tons of honors/awards, and a misdemeanor theft/curfew violation @ 16.
It took me 6 years to get accepted into a commissioning path in some branch. Granted it's too complex of a selection process to say if any one factor that isn't outright disqualifying is keeping you from your goal, but I think it's safe to say:
If this is what you really want, do not #$@& around.
It took me 6 years to get accepted into a commissioning path in some branch. Granted it's too complex of a selection process to say if any one factor that isn't outright disqualifying is keeping you from your goal, but I think it's safe to say:
If this is what you really want, do not #$@& around.
So how did that work out at half-time?
If you peruse the archives, you'll see lot's of people have gotten a waiver for this kind of thing. However, they were all before the fact.
I have only one thing to say on underage drinking. If you get caught, and I mean the kind of caught that matters, you were probably doing something absolutely retarded and it was probably avoidable if you had sense at all / proper prior planning.
please don't feed the troll...:thumbdn_1
It was pretty funny actually. I would just conduct from the podium in my full game setup, take the band off the field, then run down to the locker room for the last part of the half-time brief.
Don't get caught, don't do anything stupid when you're drunk. Have fun.
What he said.
phrogpilot73
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Not necessary, however - you have a point. This thread is done.
sticky situation
My application will be reviewed July 15 which is the good news. I expect to be a supply officer. The sticky part is that I have this mole that has slowly been getting bigger by my eye and i never thought anything of it until recently. Today I noticed that the skin around it has become red. My question is how long after the board reviews the application am I officially in. I don't know if I should have the mole looked at or try to wait it out because my thought is it could keep me out of the navy if it is cancer. I don't think its cancer but if it is and I wait to be officially accepted that potentially could be worse. I really need some advice I don't know what to do.
My application will be reviewed July 15 which is the good news. I expect to be a supply officer. The sticky part is that I have this mole that has slowly been getting bigger by my eye and i never thought anything of it until recently. Today I noticed that the skin around it has become red. My question is how long after the board reviews the application am I officially in. I don't know if I should have the mole looked at or try to wait it out because my thought is it could keep me out of the navy if it is cancer. I don't think its cancer but if it is and I wait to be officially accepted that potentially could be worse. I really need some advice I don't know what to do.