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Godholio posted:Oh man that would've been a fun conversation if it was one of my guys. "Now, explain to me the thought process that ended with: I know! I'll call her a oval office! That'll improve the situation!" I think I would have no choice but to use the word repeatedly throughout the counseling, just to make it as awkward as humanly possible. We had someone do that where I work. An NCO kicked in the stall and pulled him out.
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Godholio posted:Yeah nobody else can keep track of all those names. If I'm ever in the situation where I need to address one I'll just call him shipmate or popeye or something. I once called back a patient as Petty Officer First Class and he was all like, "Actually, it's HM2  " or something like that. The Navy has the most horrible rank system and insignias, followed very closely by the Marines who actively camoflague their ranks against their uniforms. What the hell?
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manchego posted:bring a change of civilian clothes into work Why should I have to take longer to leave work so that I can change into clothes just so that I don't upset the tender sensibilities of goons?
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Mr. Nice! posted:Once again, Zumwalt was the best: http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq93-57.htm Why can't all higher ranking people be like this guy? And how much of it was overturned the second he was replaced?
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I am also a fan of the Popeye's, but the one on Ramstein was closed because the chicken was being made by rats or something. BUT as far as fried chicken in Germany goes, nothing beats Nick's Southern Fried Chicken. Tastes like early 90s KFC.
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polpot saved asia posted:poo poo what about robin hood? best subs in the goddamn world (seriously if ft gordon can get quiznos in a shoppette there is no reason to have any other sandwhich shop) What the gently caress? I had a sub at Robin Hood today because of this post and it tasted just like a sandwich you can make at home. What a fraud. I'll never trust another goon.
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Cojawfee posted:Some airman needed to get something signed by the commander. Instead of actually filling out his information on the thing and routing it up, he just emailed it blank straight to the commander. To be honest, this is much more efficient than having five idiots send your routing sheet back five different times for nit-picky poo poo like spacing. Who gives a gently caress!? Just sign this stupid piece of paper so I can go snowboarding, poo poo!
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Godholio posted:If he'd filled it out and sent it, that might've worked if he had a chill commander. But like hell I'd fill out some scrub's paperwork to do HIM a favor. If it were me, I'd probably sign it if it were filled out (and if he wasn't a worthless piece of poo poo), but if it were blank I'd return it and CC his ncoic. Whoops, didn't realize you meant the paperwork itself was blank. For some reason I assumed the routing slip was blank. That changes things!
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chemosh6969 posted:This is what I did. 4 years in the Air Force in a position you aren't normally going to be able to find a job with on the outside. Get 10% disability when you get out, then get Chapter 31. Unlike the GI Bill, there's no upfront cost to go to school (tuition, school supplies, whatever they charge you for. they just reimburse the school for whatever your bill is), you get a stipend to live off of, and you're still eligible for Pell. I did 4 years in the AF as a medic and had heart surgery so I got out with 70% disability. What's Chapter 31 though? Also...not really the place to ask I guess but does everyone in the AF get a Secret clearance? I had one as a medic and have no idea why. GoGoGadget fucked around with this message at 21:41 on Mar 3, 2017 |
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