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itsrobbiej posted:Yeah. Lemme know if that works out. It usually does. You are S8G right? Nope Mr Sam is running a state of the art S5W. It's only kinda broke dick.
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1337_ScriptKiddie posted:Nope Mr Sam is running a state of the art S5W. It's only kinda broke dick. This is not related in any way but: If you Google image search 'first home computer' this is literally the first image that is shown. 
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Faithiest posted:This is not related in any way but: ... Boy, that looks familiar.
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Sacrilage posted:Boy, that looks familiar. Gah. I see this EVERY DAY!
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itsrobbiej posted:Gah. I see this EVERY DAY! You know what I see every day? The backs of my eyelids AND the sun!
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itsrobbiej posted:Gah. I see this EVERY DAY! Pre navy I was like "what the gently caress is that" and now that I know what it is it loving is like "DAMNIT!" (also carrier plants look... well yeah. If you go to a new carrier, it will blow your mind)
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Ryand-Smith posted:Pre navy I was like "what the gently caress is that" and now that I know what it is it loving is like "DAMNIT!" (also carrier plants look... well yeah. If you go to a new carrier, it will blow your mind) 
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Sep 22, 2013 23:19
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I always expected carrier stuff to look like the stuff I was used to with like 18x the number of lights, knobs, and switches. Also more bolts to anchor strings to tie to said switches. The Enterprise guys I work with seem to validate this image.
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Snowdens Secret posted:I always expected carrier stuff to look like the stuff I was used to with like 18x the number of lights, knobs, and switches. Also more bolts to anchor strings to tie to said switches. The Enterprise guys I work with seem to validate this image. A Nimitz class fits that description pretty well. The EOS (Maneuvering) is safe from Google image search however.
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http://www.postandcourier.com/article/20131002/PC16/131009902 Navy Nukes in the news again(this time super sad and not robbing a store for ritalin) e: That article doesn't mention it, but Ashley worked at The Dive as a bartender. HarmB fucked around with this message at 21:26 on Oct 3, 2013 |
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MMFN Lardass failed his A-school pfa. He's also a shitbag when it comes to school and repeatedly dozes off in study hours. Last night someone woke him up by poking the back of his head with a pointer stick, instead of yelling at him like they have for the last 4 months. Next morning we all have to get briefed on harassment because this rear end in a top hat "felt he was being hazed."
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scripterror posted:MMFN Lardass failed his A-school pfa. He's also a shitbag when it comes to school and repeatedly dozes off in study hours. Last night someone woke him up by poking the back of his head with a pointer stick, instead of yelling at him like they have for the last 4 months. The cycle continues.
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Harmburger posted:http://www.postandcourier.com/article/20131002/PC16/131009902 Was she the blonde one? I haven't been there for a year but I remember there was a blonde one and a dark-haired one and one of them was named Ashley.
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ChewedFood posted:Was she the blonde one? I haven't been there for a year but I remember there was a blonde one and a dark-haired one and one of them was named Ashley. Blonde was Alex, she went to NY with her (nuke) husband. Ashley was red-headed for as long as I knew her, which I suppose could appear dark in the bar.
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scripterror posted:MMFN Lardass failed his A-school pfa. He's also a shitbag when it comes to school and repeatedly dozes off in study hours. Last night someone woke him up by poking the back of his head with a pointer stick, instead of yelling at him like they have for the last 4 months. That is not the entire story or what actually happened, and the guy actually said he hadnt felt like he had been hazed when they questioned him.
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Why do boats gotta be boats. Anyone else loving this poo poo? If I lose any of my watches this week due to Mr. Sam making GBS threads the bed I am going to have to cross plant qualify. Does anyone know what that is like for students?
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1337_ScriptKiddie posted:Why do boats gotta be boats. Anyone else loving this poo poo? If I lose any of my watches this week due to Mr. Sam making GBS threads the bed I am going to have to cross plant qualify. Does anyone know what that is like for students? HAHAHAHAHAHA I'm sorry to laugh at your misfortune, but you had people telling you just how much poo poo you were getting in to, yet you did it anyways. Just remember, your time as a student is the best time you'll have in the navy.
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Mr. Nice! posted:HAHAHAHAHAHA Yep; enjoy that time now. It only gets worse before it gets better. I had to cross plant when they went from 5 teams at prototype to 4 teams, so it can be done.
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Mr. Nice! posted:HAHAHAHAHAHA I think I am a broken human being. I actually do better with the stress. I know I have a breaking point and that fleet will test that, but my life has been overall a lot better and I enjoy my free time a lot more. Back when I was working retail and was not challenged by my job and had tons of free time I was pretty miserable. Maybe it is just all this brainwashing and my life is a complete lie. At any rate. I am going to have to cross plant now.
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Mr. Nice! posted:HAHAHAHAHAHA I got a precom, its better imho (till it starts sucking when testing begins, and its 1st of class. Anyone know anyone on USS Virgina, I need to find people who did this (since i doubt I could find anyone who precommed Ohio or Nimitz or the cruisers) Also serious chat: everyone loving did it because the river plants are dead men walking. Get over it, you will do it.
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If you think as a first-tour junior you're going to have an input on testing, forget it. You're going to have NAVSEA / NR so far up your rear end you're going to poo poo inspection clipboards. Plan for 13 hour shifts watching a drain bottle. That being said, if anything looks funny or at all not as briefed, STOP AND TELL SOMEONE. If you assume everything is installed backwards and wired wrong you will inevitably be vindicated. One of my junior guys got given a draft procedure for an initial calibration from the bubbas (not newcon boat but first-in-class for this particular cabinet) that turned out to be hosed, he thought it was hosed, motored through anyway, it ended up all jacked and he lost a chevron. Don't be that guy. And if they brief a procedure, and give halt conditions, and you see one of those conditions, loving tell someone.
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Snowdens Secret posted:That being said, if anything looks funny or at all not as briefed, STOP AND TELL SOMEONE. Holy poo poo this. Granted I'm at the fine USS MARF, but it's the EXACT same thing here. Even if you are being paranoid and it turns out to be nothing, better to err on the side of caution, than ignore it or think it will be fine...then you are at mast because you had a lack of knowledge and didn't ask the question, even though you saw indications you didn't quite understand.
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1337_ScriptKiddie posted:Why do boats gotta be boats. Anyone else loving this poo poo? If I lose any of my watches this week due to Mr. Sam making GBS threads the bed I am going to have to cross plant qualify. Does anyone know what that is like for students? Not hard. I did it in a few days as staff. Then again, I also already knew how all of the systems worked and the plant differences so ymmv. I will briefly point out that shipyard workers will gently caress you every time if they think it will keep them out of trouble. I once had to go verify some motor controllers we were taking custody of were clean and had no loose connections. I did a cursory look and agreed that the equipment had no obvious damage after reinstallation. Several days later, I am in a critique with a shipyard worker claiming that I verified that every motor controller had been rewired correctly and that I had signed off on it. Turns out a pump had spun backwards and eaten itself up a bit. My chief stood up, called the guy a liar, then sat back down. Shipyard worker got fired. I got an apology from some important shipyard dude that had a gnarly beard and was wearing a Hawaiian shirt.
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A while back, I came into this forum asking for information about the Navy's nuclear programs (NR Engineer, Instructor, etc.). I'd like to thank all of you for that information - as of yesterday afternoon, I was accepted as an instructor at the Navy's nuclear power school. I report for ODS 2 February and will likely be in the Charleston area by mid- to late March, so if any of you are going to be in the area, please let me know! It would be great to meet new people there who also know the area. I'm nervous because I've never lived anywhere but in my home state and near my family, but I'm excited for the opportunity and challenge.
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JulianD posted:A while back, I came into this forum asking for information about the Navy's nuclear programs (NR Engineer, Instructor, etc.). I'd like to thank all of you for that information - as of yesterday afternoon, I was accepted as an instructor at the Navy's nuclear power school. I report for ODS 2 February and will likely be in the Charleston area by mid- to late March, so if any of you are going to be in the area, please let me know! It would be great to meet new people there who also know the area. I'm nervous because I've never lived anywhere but in my home state and near my family, but I'm excited for the opportunity and challenge. Good luck bud; don't let the line officers push you around. Just kidding. Take it like a man.
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Mr. Nice! posted:Congrats to our first DILDO! Excuse me, it's no longer "Direct Input Limited Duty Officer". The school found that name was frequently used with derogatory connotations due to it's unfortunate acronym. We've settled on "Permanent Uniformed Service Educator" as a replacement.
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JulianD posted:A while back, I came into this forum asking for information about the Navy's nuclear programs (NR Engineer, Instructor, etc.). I'd like to thank all of you for that information - as of yesterday afternoon, I was accepted as an instructor at the Navy's nuclear power school. I report for ODS 2 February and will likely be in the Charleston area by mid- to late March, so if any of you are going to be in the area, please let me know! It would be great to meet new people there who also know the area. I'm nervous because I've never lived anywhere but in my home state and near my family, but I'm excited for the opportunity and challenge. don't let the students gently caress with you (they will try) Also, go party in Charleston, it is fun, Eat at Hymens, what else is there to do?
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JulianD posted:A while back, I came into this forum asking for information about the Navy's nuclear programs (NR Engineer, Instructor, etc.). I'd like to thank all of you for that information - as of yesterday afternoon, I was accepted as an instructor at the Navy's nuclear power school. I report for ODS 2 February and will likely be in the Charleston area by mid- to late March, so if any of you are going to be in the area, please let me know! It would be great to meet new people there who also know the area. I'm nervous because I've never lived anywhere but in my home state and near my family, but I'm excited for the opportunity and challenge. just realize you have the best deal by far in the nuclear navy and be happy every day. seriously, never complain about your job because it's pretty awesome getting paid officer pay/bennies to basically read powerpoints to kids and grade a homework or two. also hymens loving sucks and is for tourists. i live in charleston and dont mind showing you way better places.
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KetTarma posted:just realize you have the best deal by far in the nuclear navy and be happy every day. seriously, never complain about your job because it's pretty awesome getting paid officer pay/bennies to basically read powerpoints to kids and grade a homework or two. I'm basically a retard and have never taken you up on this opportunity before, but now that I've transferred, it seems my days of working days during the week are almost over, so I'd like to try to enjoy some poo poo before I become a sleep/work cycle. Any chance you could show me some good poo poo around here?
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Sacrilage posted:Excuse me, it's no longer "Direct Input Limited Duty Officer". The school found that name was frequently used with derogatory connotations due to it's unfortunate acronym.
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eat at breck's or youre a bitch also la hacienda is very generic but gently caress i loved it i dunno why
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Snowdens Secret posted:
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Sacrilage posted:That spells PENIS. Here's to hoping I don't have to salute Captain Obvious as a student. But regardless, thanks for the welcoming (hazing?) committee!
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JulianD posted:But regardless, thanks for the welcoming (hazing?) committee! Whoa sir. Those are some heavy words you are swinging around.
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KetTarma posted:just realize you have the best deal by far in the nuclear navy and be happy every day. seriously, never complain about your job because it's pretty awesome getting paid officer pay/bennies to basically read powerpoints to kids and grade a homework or two. finally a nuke u can say that to lol being a perma shipyard ET/EM is prob the 2nd best
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genderstomper58 posted:finally a nuke u can say that to lol if you like rigging motors, pulling cable, chiseling tile, and needlegunning all day then yeah. everyone wants to do a refueling followed by a dmd. its p much most fun possible.
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