Hmmm a BD5J with zero hours FS

So, you did a job you considered simple under pressure. Doesn't appear to
be a career-defining moment, to me.



" Within weeks I got my best eval ever and had my txfr request out of NC
approved, to California. The rest is history, and records from that day
will verify everything happened exactly as I state here.

Yes, it would seem so to someone who doesn't value the lives of a mother and
a newborn, wouldn't it.

Putz.

"anon" wrote in message
m...
So, you did a job you considered simple under pressure. Doesn't appear to
be a career-defining moment, to me.

" Within weeks I got my best eval ever and had my txfr request out of NC
approved, to California. The rest is history, and records from that day
will verify everything happened exactly as I state here.





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Only a stupid **** like you could make such a statement.

You are the one that characterized your repair as quick and simple. I don't
see how anyone could view this as a career-defining moment. For all we know,
you might have been a terrible Marine.


"Juan Jimenez" wrote in message
.. .
Yes, it would seem so to someone who doesn't value the lives of a mother
and a newborn, wouldn't it.

Putz.

Come on ANON, the Lone Ranger and his trusty "sidekick" rode to the
rescue and singlehandedly saved a damsel in distress. Give credit
where credit is due. It was an heroic effort that could only have been
done by someone showing courage in the face of extreme danger and
knowing that lives were at stake. I just can't figure out why he
didn't receive the congressional medal of honor for his efforts. Must
have been an oversight on somebody's part. I am surprised that they
would let someone so obviously valuable and knowledgable transfer to
another base after such a heroic feat...again an oversight on
somebody's part.


anon wrote:
Only a stupid **** like you could make such a statement.

You are the one that characterized your repair as quick and simple. I don't
see how anyone could view this as a career-defining moment. For all we know,
you might have been a terrible Marine.


"Juan Jimenez" wrote in message
.. .
Yes, it would seem so to someone who doesn't value the lives of a mother
and a newborn, wouldn't it.

Putz.

BobR wrote:
Come on ANON, the Lone Ranger and his trusty "sidekick" rode to the
rescue and singlehandedly saved a damsel in distress. Give credit
where credit is due. It was an heroic effort that could only have been
done by someone showing courage in the face of extreme danger and
knowing that lives were at stake. I just can't figure out why he
didn't receive the congressional medal of honor for his efforts. Must
have been an oversight on somebody's part. I am surprised that they
would let someone so obviously valuable and knowledgable transfer to
another base after such a heroic feat...again an oversight on
somebody's part.


anon wrote:
Only a stupid **** like you could make such a statement.

You are the one that characterized your repair as quick and simple. I don't
see how anyone could view this as a career-defining moment. For all we know,
you might have been a terrible Marine.


"Juan Jimenez" wrote in message
.. .
Yes, it would seem so to someone who doesn't value the lives of a mother
and a newborn, wouldn't it.

Putz.


BobR, the Medal of Honour is a combat medal. In any event yawn is so
modest he would have declined any medal or acknowledgment of his
actions. The only reason he accepted his Good Conduct Medal is his
commander held him down and pinned it on him.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

"Dan" wrote in message
...

BobR, the Medal of Honour is a combat medal. In any event yawn is so
modest he would have declined any medal or acknowledgment of his actions.
The only reason he accepted his Good Conduct Medal is his commander held
him down and pinned it on him.

There you go, sticking your entire leg down your throat again. I never got
one of those. LOL!



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Juan Jimenez wrote:
"Dan" wrote in message
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BobR, the Medal of Honour is a combat medal. In any event yawn is so
modest he would have declined any medal or acknowledgment of his actions.
The only reason he accepted his Good Conduct Medal is his commander held
him down and pinned it on him.

There you go, sticking your entire leg down your throat again. I never got
one of those. LOL!


Even in the Marines you have to screw up real bad to not get one. Were you
a bad boy or were you thrown out in less than 3 years?

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

"BobR" wrote in message
ups.com...
Come on ANON, the Lone Ranger and his trusty "sidekick" rode to the
rescue and singlehandedly saved a damsel in distress.

Here we go again, whining about not being able to achieve anything and
complaining when someone else does. Get a life, Bob. You bore the **** out
of everyone here with your posts.



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On Fri, 29 Dec 2006 19:11:26 -0400, "Juan Jimenez"
wrote:


"BobR" wrote in message
oups.com...
Come on ANON, the Lone Ranger and his trusty "sidekick" rode to the
rescue and singlehandedly saved a damsel in distress.

Here we go again, whining about not being able to achieve anything and
complaining when someone else does. Get a life, Bob. You bore the **** out
of everyone here with your posts.

Careful with using the word everyone (rarely is the case....).

Bela P. Havasretia

"BobR" wrote in message
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mercy snip

Hey Bob, since you're so up on stories, why don't you tell everyone the one
about when you went bankrupt, so you can gloat about how afterwards you did
what you were supposed to have done in the first place, __pay your bills__?
Or how about the story of Jim Bede conning you out of a few bucks? It's New
Year's Eve, and the bar has Open Whiners Night. Have at it!

pass the popcorn



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