An answer to (e)\'s question, not sure yet. Im going to join the infantry for a couple years...retake my asvab and get a higher score so I can get that public affairs job I really want. Im thinking I\'ll be at Sandiego though if Im going into the infantry...they seem to have great training facilities for that, but ofcourse I havent been to any of the bases so I dont really know jack.
Hope your brother stays safe, it\'s getting crazy over there. From what I understand Marines had to be sent over to help the Army a bit. Stupid terrorist and suicide bombers. :evil:
182, anyone on the west side of the Mississipi River I believe ships to SanDiego. That\'s what I\'ve been told by other poolees anyways. Hopefully the breeze from the ocean keeps me cool in the middle of Summer.
My dilema is, I didnt even think about the fact that we had a ship weight and I just started eating loads of food because I didnt give a crap. I was going to lose all the weight in bootcamp anways right? It didnt dawn on me untill Thur. and then I talked to my recruiter about it and he confirmed my thoughts. So now Im in a mad dash against the clock, I cant even do as many pull ups as I used to because I put on so much weight.
The light headiness isn\'t to bad when Im active, it\'s when I stop it kind of hits me. My only true concern is that I could end up overworking my self and not realise it because those pills make you believe you can jump 100 feet high and then some. Even when Im breathing extremely hard I can keep going with seemingsly little effort. Which brings up another point, it\'ll problly make bootcamp seem that much harder because I wont have the stackers. The fat arse side of me says to keep taking them but then theres my little moral side that says stop it you idiot! You know what though, the extra physical training could really help me....I\'ll defintally talk to my recruiter and see what he says. I believe as long as I dont take the one\'s with ephedra I\'ll be ok.
I plan to PM you, I can problly come up with loads of questions...and congratualations on becoming a Marine, it is the Marines right? Whatever it is, your puting yourself out there for our Country and that\'s something we can all be proud of.