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Yeah, wrong smiley. ;)
Incidentally, how physical do people get when they're flirting and what would you consider inappropriate as far as come-ons from members of the same-sex? |
It's been a while since I've been posting, my smiley game will be up and running correctly soon enough.
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Dont ask Dont tell is ridiculous. It's no more legitmate than segregation, in fact it is segregation. Being in the military, and knowing many fellow service members who happen to be homo's, I believe you should be able to be open with it. I know one of my good friends in our unit who happens to be lesbian and has to conceal it as having a "roomate", and can't recieve the military benefits of being married like a straight couple can. It's unbelieveable that the Obama Administraion and the state of California, two of the most forward thinking goverment entities in the world, are now lapsing on the *** marriage and open military issues.
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Screw with someone until you've had your fun? And why do you suppose their "checking out your sweaty body?" |
I flirt with women...http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...wer/neznam.gif
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As far as the sweaty body comment, it was supposed to mean I'm not threatened if I happen to be found attractive by a homosexual. I didn't think I'd have to explain that I didn't mean it literally. |
I believe they want to prevent sexual relationships between soldiers. That is why they keep men and women seperate. Unethical maybe, but it makes practical sense. I don't think people should get their feathers ruffled by this. It's not like there are not *** people currently serving, it's just a policy of keeping your sexual preferences to yourself.
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The romans seemed to think it promoted better on field fighting, and they dominated the known world.
Maybe we need more homosexuals in the military if we're going to win a multi-fronted war. |
Oh Brennan...I am lost, where is your momentum pushing this?
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But Romans were great for different reasons... |
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In fact, the only relationships that are prohibited between men and women in the armed forces are those between enlisted and officers, and those between non-commissioned officers and lower enlisted in the same unit. For instance: In the Army, as an E-4 or below, you would not be able to get with an E-5 or above. It's simply a matter of avoiding favoritism within a unit. (which still goes on, both racially and sexually) The homosexuality issue lies more at the heart of our still prevalent nonacceptance of the concept. When the military is involved with those matters, they are generally "allowed" to be more stringent than civilian life because of the detrimental roles of the men and women comprising such strictly controlled institutions. Regardless of the obvious contradictory nature of the whole matter in relation to heterosexuals being able to express their sexuality, not to mention how African Americans' involvement in the military became common, we're still able to recognize the fact that it will take some time before this situation is rectified. I see ourselves as a society becoming more accepting of homosexual rights and I think it's a good thing. I'm willing to bet everything that this whole issue will be resolved in time. All we can do until then is continue to educate people and provide insights into this kind of thing. |
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Really? That would have been the only branch I'd have joined too. Had an air of merit-based-promotions to it.
Thats disappointing to hear. |
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you'd be crazy to think there wouldn't be some hippity dippity going on. |
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Now what if I'm a low rank, lets say E-2, but I'm stunningly attractive. Could I get some officer tail on the sly and make like nothing happened or would said officer find out and feed me to a shark? |
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I meant if I could sleep with another low rank who was sleeping with an officer.
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There's a saying we used to toss around when we'd see a hot female who was high ranking: "She worked under the desk, now she works behind it." It seems sexist at first glance, but statistically, it's all too true. That's just how they get "a head". tisk tisk tisk... |
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Air Force is different. Rank is based entirely on test scores, time in grade, and EPR's. Sleeping with an officer wont help either. (maybe effect your EPR slightly, but it's doubtful) I had something going with my OIC when I first got in. All I got was an annoying clingy girl that thought there was nothing weird about messing around with her annoying little yippy dog crawling on top while we were doing stuff. I still had to wait the three years to put on E-4 like everyone else, and still had to wait the year and a half and get the score to put on E-5 recently.
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Anywho. Just for fun. |
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p.s. Is it rue you guys take your PRT on bikes? |
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The army's method of advancement is truly jacked up. E1-E4 is automatic unless you're flagged for fuckin' up... which is ok. But to advance from E4 to E5 (NCO from there up), you need the obvious time in grade / time in service, and... points. Some MOS' points are extremely high (798) and some are low, which is dependent on how many slots for E-5 there currently is in the MOS. To obtain these points, all you do is take a crap-load of army correspondence courses (which is a matter of copy+pasting from answer discs), score well on PT, marksmanship, plus any awards you have, and turn them into S-2 and they add to your points based on that. After that, you go to a promotion board, in which the panel asks you a bunch of stupid questions. If you go to a board, you automatically get more points. If they decide to say you're promotable, then all you have to do from that point is wait until the point cutoff drops for your MOS. Then you're promoted. OR... you can get an auto promotion if your MOS needs more NCO's. The reason this is jacked up, is any piece of shit E-4 can easily become an lower end NCO... NCO's are the guys doing the leadership. What you end up with is a bunch of 20 year old kids wearing stripes and setting all the wrong examples, making bad decisions, etc. The process is the same for advancement to E-6. E-7 and up is a selection process, and it revolves around your "NCOER" (kinda like a record of your accomplishments and fuck ups... and a photograph of yourself. If you don't look like upper enlisted material, you simply don't make it. Oh, and I wish we did PT tests on a bike. That would have been sweet. |
I wish we did PT tests on bikes too, but alas, it is a rumor I'm guessing started by you Army fucks (veridical).
AF doesn't have evaluation boards until you get up into SNCO ranks. For E-5 and E-6, you just use your score and your EPR. Most everyone gets 5's on their EPR's, which is max, so that's why it doesn't matter if you've kissed ass or not. That score's probably the same for everyone. So all you really have to go on is scores and time in grade. |
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So I'm guessing Navy guys don't really have sex with each other for PT tests, and Marines don't really have timed kitten stomping sessions for PT... and AF guys run! What a lie I've been living. This changes everything. :( |
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So I'm guessing this isn't normal? |
thats amazing.
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No, it's not normal. There are some bigguns in the Army, but they don't last very long. Once they pop tape, it's off to special populations... Guys like the one in that picture wouldn't have enough time in his entire military career to get back to a proper weight. |
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Classic. |
Is that Private Pyle?
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