Dead~spirit

I don't know what women were all drooling and jaw dropping over??!? Someone send me a link..i want my jaw to drop!!

The Ranger Handbook...yea I know..I'm lame haha.

I like a woman who is straight to the point. It show's me she is comfortable enough to say what she wants, and I hate shy people.

Honestly if women could just come up to me and be like "come home with me" I would appreciate that, I hate deciphering everything they throw at me. I would be impressed.

I am very single.

I am very very single.

Haha something like that.

Oh, i'll be fine, in my career if your not getting injured your doing something wrong lol.

Still recovering, my leg is a little fucked up and got some stitchs, but i start physical therapy on the 18 so hopefully ill be back out in the field in no time. No problem man, i just wish i could have donated more.

Sorry been in the hospital, but Im out now, and payday! woot, unfortunetly I spent a large portion of my spending money on my zombie survival gear, but i can chip in $20.

Wait sorry just noticed the "up to $10"

You did hear they changed it though right? due to political interests they redid the whole set, i dont even think the Chinese are the enemy any more...

so if i donate $40 you'll match it?

That day no one wants is coming whether we accept it or not...one day were all going to have to choose a side.

I'll see what I can do on pay day.

One of the most inspiring songs ive heard lately was played at the perfect time, I just lost a few friends, i was exhausted, scared, but pissed off to no ends, and was in no way going to back down, but i just needed something to keep me going for 18 more hours. I just downloaded a few new songs on my ipod before I left, and while i was eating my MRE I hit shuffle on my Touch, and Combichrist "Bottle of Pain" came on. Ive never been the same since, i live by tha song. The lyrics are a little off but if you listen you can hear whats really being said. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_YF9e4zC5Q

How much money is needed?

Haha just sayin, and hell no man I thought you knew...ya never go full retard.

I was taking ninjitsu for almost 2 years off base while I was taking my advanced class in brazilian jue jitsue. It was amazing how much they taught one to use weapons in their hand to hand class's. I loved it, but at the time i couldn't afford it with my drinking, and weekend stripper visits, so i had to drop it. When I get back though I am going to try and find a good krav maga instructor off base.

I can only say what i know, which is this..if you are willing to fork forward the money for civilian training courses, it will usually be better training then the STANDARD military training. There are multiple reasons for this, the military knows what they are doing but usually they don't have the time to teach anything except the basics. Also in military training, One will not get the one on one training needed to really master the lessons at hand. When your paying for a course by a instructor who is well experienced, he is being paid to teach you and better damn well be spending the time with you to help you master the lessons. If not, then take your money else where. I've noticed the same with martial arts, the mma we get taught in the Army doesn't seem to be nearly as installed as it is when you go to a civilian instructor outside base. now I am no way saying the army doesn't teach well, they just don't have the time to teach one mma class every 2 to 3 days a week, every week, when they have to keep us up to date on CQB, give us range time, Give us commo classes, CLS, driving courses for every new vehicle that comes out, feed us, conduct PT daily, field trainings like JRTC, Air borne op trainings, etc, the list is endless, in the end it's really on the individual soldier to go out and expand on the besic lessons he has been taught, and better himself. I just realized this seems like a massive rant but I dont want you getting the wrong idea. Hope it helped.

I got to say my favorite anime would have to be Samurai X. That series was a constant roller coaster that kept me glued to the dvd player. Death note was a easy second, and to finish it off would be Bleach. I really liked the old Gundam wing X too.

As an infantry staff sergeant, id hope you have better things to do then to intricately train your squad in knife fighting. Perhaps maybe battle drill six, battle drill 1 alpha, or maybe even filling sand bags since that's really all the national guard does over here. Any active duty Army or hell any service prior or current should be laughing at this. Any of you want to know what real Infantry will be training in, please feel free to consult the Ranger handbook.... Please don't bring the Infantry or Rangers or any combat arms into these threads to try and boost your appearance's, it will only end up with a negative response by a hooch full of disgruntled paratrooper's and rangers. Sorry I couldn't let that one go..so any ways..i'm not too big on throwing hatchets, but I throw knifes and stars on a regular basis when I get down time. I have a few katana's (show blades) back home but mostly for appearance. I do however practice Kendo when ever i'm home with a good friend that aspires to be a samurai. (i don't have the heart to tell him that time has passed.) I am a big fan of Gerber knifes but my deployment knife I been using and has prooven it's self even over my seal pup knife, is my Tops Knife. Not too big but not too small, full tungsten steel and never seemed to loose an edge for 9 months of this deployment so far. It's been banged around, soaked in water multiple times, soaked in swet, cut hundreds of 550 cord, and even pryed the gunner turret hatch open when our fob was attacked in june. My hat goes off to Tops knifes.

I cant stand them and I know nothing of them. meeting their fans was bad enough for me. Nothing like complete idiots hanging metal clowns with cleavers on their neck, left a very bad impression with me. The way they talked, and act, was enough to push me away from even trying to understand it all.