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PLRX

01-27-2011, 12:23am

Frizlefrak

01-27-2011, 12:46am

Sad. Someday he will realize how bad he screwed up if he doesn't already. What a way to ruin a great career. :(

mike100

01-27-2011, 12:54am

you'll never work in gov't or for a private sector company doing contract work requiring a security clearance either.

PLRX

01-27-2011, 1:01am

Sad. Someday he will realize how bad he screwed up if he doesn't already. What a way to ruin a great career. :(

I forgot to mention, this ass wipe was only in here for few weeks when he got caught smoking spice which is illegal and he was already pending his first separation but, the day before he got booted out NCIS caught up with him on the stolen equipment.

you'll never work in gov't or for a private sector company doing contract work requiring a security clearance either.

:iagree::iagree:

Lost veterans benefits, education benefits, etc etc...:beat::beat::beat:

CRUZN C4

01-27-2011, 1:40am

Sad. Someday he will realize how bad he screwed up if he doesn't already. What a way to ruin a great career. :(

:iagree:

SQUIRMIN VERMIN 84

01-27-2011, 1:41am

Sad to hear. Never a good day to see that happen. Bad choice at such a young age will affect so much of his future. Hopefully at some point he will change the attitude and find the grit to take his life back.

RedLS1GTO

01-27-2011, 8:25am

Hate to hear that.

One of my collateral duties was being the legal officer on the ship I was on for about 2 years. It's amazing that some of these folks do the things they do.

NEVRL8T

01-27-2011, 8:50am

That's a shame. My nephew is a Marine. My BIL is a Major in the Army. My grandpa is a retired, life long military man.

PLRX

01-27-2011, 10:04am

Hate to hear that.

One of my collateral duties was being the legal officer on the ship I was on for about 2 years. It's amazing that some of these folks do the things they do.

In a Navy ship :ack: I bet you got some horror stories. I was in the USS Essex, Juneau, Ft. McHenry and Harpers Ferry. I was a Gunny at the time and I was amazed with the stories and actions sailors did on ships.

A tour on a US Navy Ship is what makes a Marine a Marine. In my book, you are not a Marine until you serve aboard a ship.

ottawabarber

01-27-2011, 10:19am

Often times I regret getting out of the Navy when I did and not making it a career.

One reason I chose to leave was that when I enlisted I was told I could go to OCS, but wasn't told that there was an age limit of 25 at the time. I enlisted at 24, but turned 25 in boot camp. Now at age 58 I often think how I could be retired, onto a second career, and have a nice pension and great memories to last a life time.

I do NOT regret serving though, and if they would take old bastards back..... sign me up Capt'n :flag:

PLRX

01-27-2011, 10:24am

ottawabarber

01-27-2011, 11:43am

memories is something that stick to you forever!!

One of my great memories!!!

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj290/plrx/GWBush.jpg

That is great !!!! I met Regan when he was back to his hometown for birthday party.

But that photo is a real memory for you. Thanks for your service from a fellow veteran.

RetiredSFC 97

01-27-2011, 12:30pm

One decision that will lead to a lifetime of regrets.

Parental supervision failed this young man:sad:

NEVRL8T

01-27-2011, 1:32pm

memories is something that stick to you forever!!

One of my great memories!!!

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj290/plrx/GWBush.jpg

So, uh, why you block out your face?

socalman

01-27-2011, 3:04pm

So, uh, why you block out your face?

That IS his face. If he didn't want you to see him, he'd wear a disguise.

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu84/socalman/DLaCustom.jpg

SQUIRMIN VERMIN 84

01-27-2011, 3:17pm

memories is something that stick to you forever!!

One of my great memories!!!

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj290/plrx/GWBush.jpg

:lolsmile: this is classic Pete!!

PLRX

01-27-2011, 3:24pm

One decision that will lead to a lifetime of regrets.

Parental supervision failed this young man:sad:

I'm a registered Republican. Damn, I'm proud of saying that!!!!!
http://mindprod.com/image/stylesheet/republican.png

So, uh, why you block out your face?

Why? Do you have any idea what Hokie or Mr. Thailand would pay for a picture of me?

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj290/plrx/Hokie/Hokie40yearsold.jpg

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj290/plrx/Mr%20Thailand/ThailandShet.jpg

Ch@0s

01-27-2011, 4:04pm

I'm a registered Republican. Damn, I'm proud of saying that!!!!!
http://mindprod.com/image/stylesheet/republican.png

Why? Do you have any idea what Hokie or Mr. Thailand would pay for a picture of me?

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj290/plrx/Hokie/Hokie40yearsold.jpg

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj290/plrx/Mr%20Thailand/ThailandShet.jpg
:lolsmile: Pete you have too much time on your hands.:lolsmile:

PLRX

01-27-2011, 4:12pm

:lolsmile: Pete you have too much time on your hands.:lolsmile:

Oh no No No

You see, right now I'm in my office doing a power point presentation for a brief, I'm also doing a By Name Assignment on excel.

I'm good at the basic computer skills. I can do my job in 2 hours, others would take 6-8.

So far today:

Meeting 0745-0900
Doctor 0930-1030
meeting 1100-1145

Everytime I get a minute, I jump in and reply to posts.

Yu'll see how great I'll get once I get Adobe Photoshop :D

RedLS1GTO

01-27-2011, 4:16pm

In a Navy ship :ack: I bet you got some horror stories. I was in the USS Essex, Juneau, Ft. McHenry and Harpers Ferry. I was a Gunny at the time and I was amazed with the stories and actions sailors did on ships.

A tour on a US Navy Ship is what makes a Marine a Marine. In my book, you are not a Marine until you serve aboard a ship.

I have stories of stupidity that would make Hokie blush. ... many of them based on the fact that it was a coed ship.

Often times I regret getting out of the Navy when I did and not making it a career.

One reason I chose to leave was that when I enlisted I was told I could go to OCS, but wasn't told that there was an age limit of 25 at the time. I enlisted at 24, but turned 25 in boot camp. Now at age 58 I often think how I could be retired, onto a second career, and have a nice pension and great memories to last a life time.

I do NOT regret serving though, and if they would take old bastards back..... sign me up Capt'n :flag:

I will regret the decision on May 14, 2024; the day I would have been able to retire. I got out after 6. I loved my time in, got to meet some great people and got to do some amazing things, but it was time to try my hand at something new.

What I won't miss is living on a ship, finding out exactly how many ways you can cook a meat cube, sleeping on a 3 high bunk, taking showers with shoes on or else you get the funk, ... , and a few other things.

PLRX

01-27-2011, 4:25pm

I have stories of stupidity that would make Hokie blush. ... many of them based on the fact that it was a coed ship.

I will regret the decision on May 14, 2024; the day I would have been able to retire. I got out after 6. I loved my time in, got to meet some great people and got to do some amazing things, but it was time to try my hand at something new.

What I won't miss is living on a ship, finding out exactly how many ways you can cook a meat cube, sleeping on a 3 high bunk, taking showers with shoes on or else you get the funk, ... , and a few other things.

Yes, coed ships. Gang-bangings, people getting caught but, they are both married not to each other. We had a porn-star in the essex. I didnt believe it and junior Marines love to prove senior Marines wrong so, they showed me the DVD. Yep, it was her :o_o:

I agree with you Brian, on the ship all those issues are a PITA to deal with specially the animosity but, goddammit...that was the BEST sleep I've ever got. That bunk rocking back-forward-left-right made me sleep like the King of all Kings!!!

RedLS1GTO

01-27-2011, 4:31pm

That bunk rocking back-forward-left-right made me sleep like the King of all Kings!!!

Now THAT I can agree with.

The only problem was that because I was in charge of the turbine generators and main engines, every time there was an RPM change I could hear it in my rack and it would actually wake me up with that fear that something was wrong... again.

PLRX

01-27-2011, 4:45pm

Now THAT I can agree with.

The only problem was that because I was in charge of the turbine generators and main engines, every time there was an RPM change I could hear it in my rack and it would actually wake me up with that fear that something was wrong... again.

ouch...

nypearson

01-27-2011, 9:48pm

Let me tell you about my day at work today.

One of my now ex-Marines got court martialed today. He received a Bad Conduct Discharge, 12 months confinement
and $978 fine a month for 12 months. He got caught stealing electronic equipment from other Marines. You play, you pay.
There is no price for his punishment, he will regret his actions for a long long time perhaps the rest of his life.

I never understood the motivation for stealing when working and attaining the things or goals you want the right way gives a feeling of satisfaction you can't get any other way. Some people need instant gratification but it never lasts. Hopefully he doesn't go downhill from here and turns his life around. It's never too late unless your a murderer or sex offender