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Pte. Jay said:Really! I turn 16 in August, and the recruiter I emailed said that I could begin the application in February
Wow...that went right over your head didn't it............
Pte. Jay said:Really! I turn 16 in August, and the recruiter I emailed said that I could begin the application in February
No no, I realize I said "What we do", but I said that not because I'm a soldier "wannabe", but what I meant was that I fall under similar scrutiny from aunts and unclesCDN Aviator said:Wow...that went right over your head didn't it............
CDN Aviator said:Wow...that went right over your head didn't it............
bridges said:Not for the first time, it seems to me we need a smiley for that.
We have one:bridges said:Not for the first time, it seems to me we need a smiley for that.
PMedMoe said:This:or this:
;D
Pte. Jay said:No no, I realize I said "What we do", but I said that not because I'm a soldier "wannabe", but what I meant was that I fall under similar scrutiny from aunts and uncles
They're fine with me wanting to make a part time job out of it, but not with my wanting to make a career out of it. But then again, I could really care less what they thinkbridges said:Make your case politely, and then do what you think is right. :nod: They will come around.
Steve_D said:If you ask those on civie street if they are truly proud of the company they work for; most could not answer it honestly; yet we can. There is something to be said about that.
Pieman said:Someone who says "Why would you want to do that?" probably can't see themselves purposely putting themselves in a situation where they might end up getting killed. They are probably smarter than us.
I think it's either:Dimsum said:I have a hard time understanding the whole "job-hopping" notion, where you work somewhere but are constantly and actively looking for the next bigger, better job. I, for one, am glad I'm not on civ street.
pretentious said:Saw this and HAD to respond, not sure if others have posted similarly...
You're right because most civilians do not live for a thrill at a club while drinking copious amounts of alcohol.
Most civilians do not smoke tobacco... Drugs... Neglect of physical exercise...
zander1976 said:Hello,
Service comes in many forms but all of them require a commitment to something greater then themselves. Soldiers, police, volunteers, etc all give their time and potentially their life for others. Why would someone do this? Why bother when you can just say home and watch tv, play xbox or ps3? To me, service is for people that demand more from life then just money. Humanity needs help and I couldn't expect someone else to stand up if I wasn't willing to do it myself.
I was lucky enough to be born in Canada so I can choose to serve, choose to get an education or choose do whatever I want. I am free and everybody deserves the same right as me.
Thanks,
Ben