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[d.morris]

bye

bye

 

[AH64driver]

ok little boy.......

 

[AH64driver]

"shot out"

 

[d.morris]

bye

bye

 

[Boxboy]

We, the AF, don't want your kind!!!

Unfreakin' believable!!! You just became f**kup #1 to the entire flying force-especially the military. You are one stupid mofo to list your phone number and e-mail address and make such a dumb ass attack when the guy just tried to help you out. Don't even think about applying to the Air Force because as of this moment, you have blacklisted yourself. Sensitive dorks like yourself will never make it through a military flight training program let alone make it through day one of officer training. As a matter of fact, the motorpool won't even want your kind either! Get the f**k off of this website if you have nothing to contribute, GEEK!!!

 

[Checks]

Dont forget to add *67 when you call him and call him.


You're inthe Army now,

You're in the Army now,

You son of a *itch,

Youre digging a ditch,

You're in the Army now.




Have fun in the Infantry.

 

[bigD]

Troll.

I must admit that I initially bought all of this nonsense and figured he was just a bit misguided, but once he started hyping up Letourneu or wherever the heck he goes, it became obvious that he's here just to get a rise out of people.

Good trolling, though, Mr. Morris. You're far better at it than some of the dudes on the general board trolling for PFT and Gulfstream debates. Still, you went over the top a bit too soon and it became obvious.

 

[Skyrunner]

Relax there rookie

dmorris,

I haven't seen anything like this since Patmack. Here is some advice:

1. Relax...Do some damage control. I don't think anyone was trying humiliate you (at first). The military is a strange place. It is somewhat like a small, tight-knit fraternity. Insulting people that have been there will get you nowhere and will probably only hurt your chances of succeeding if you choose the military.

2. Stay in school. Do anything you can to try to get a degree. That BS will be great ammunition on a resume and will open many doors in the military.

3. Think about joining the Air National Guard. They will pay for most of your education while you are working part time in the ANG. In addition, you will gain many great contacts there that can help you in the future. I wish I would have gone this route.

4. Finally (sorry, I'm not usually this long winded), nobody has to sell the military to you. If you want to do it and show the proper attitude, things usually fall into place and military folks will probably be more than happy to help you get to where you want to go.

Good luck and fly safe,

SR

PM me if you want anymore info on the ANG

 

[chawbein]

Dang dude,

Why don't you go listen to some eminem with your dorm-trash friends and quit wasting everybody's time.

 

[d.morris]

bye

bye

 

[chawbein]

Cry me a river.

While you are at it, tape an asprin to your aching vagina.

Some dudes tried to give you some advice and you whined. Even when you tried to get things settled down you complained about EVERYBODY ELSE'S attitude. Wrong answer. Learn some humility and come back tomorrow. I think you will find that there is plenty of good advice and a wide base of knowledge here if you don't act like a jackass.

 

[d.morris]

bye

bye

 

[Troll]

maybe you should look up LeTourneau university sometime. most of you couldnt even get into letourneau if ur daddy's ran the **CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED** school. so lets keep talkin sh*t hobos.

What the heck. I'm at home sick today (severe case of sandincrackitis)

From the esteemed Le Tournea University website:

Welcome to The School of Aeronautical Science
While our minds are on airplanes and flying, our hearts are centered on Jesus Christ. Faith is an integral part of all that we do. We are not only preparing our students for an exciting career in aviation, but we are also preparing them to make a difference in their world. At LeTourneau University, you will find an aeronautical science program with a higher purpose.

Admissions requirements: 1 unit of computers required. Minimum composite ACT score of 20 (combined SAT I score of 950), rank in top half of secondary school class, and minimum 2.5 GPA required.

Undergraduate tuition: $11,568

Somebody needs to go to confession!! Chill bro. Be nice to your new best friend Pistolpete. He has some info, but doesn't have to share it with you. Thanks for making my day! I feel better already.

 

[KingAirFan]

You guys need to lighten up!

WOFT is a great program. I'd quit school and dive right in now while you are young--you can work on your degree later.

I didn't fly helicopters, but guys I know did and loved it. I think you'd have a blast and ought to give it a try at your first shot. I understand being 19 and anxious to start an aviation career...I was young once, too.

If I were you I'd sign right up. WOFT will be a grind at first, but you will love it. Raging around in an Apache or Cobra would be a great job for a 21 year old. Good luck!

 

[Papyco]

Holy smokes,

Man, I’ve been reading this board for a while now and I have never seen anyone who is as big of an idiot as you. The guy tried to help you and all you did was insult him and then continue to make a complete ass of yourself in front of everyone. On top of all that you posted your phone number, email address AND to top it all off you used your full name!! Wow.