i dont even remember wut i did or said to be thanked but, lol, ure welcome ^_^. as uve seen (im sure), i too havent been on here for a while. these days, ive been decent enough. no complaints really. how about u? how's things on ur end?
HAAAPPPPYYY BIIRRTTHHDDDAAAYYY!!!!!! Feliz complianos `a vous moj pritel. lol, im a mess wen it comes to other languages (and yes, i did combine 3 of em: spanish, french, and a bit of german. i think its german), i hope i didnt say a bad word there, ^_^. havent heard from u in sooo long, i hope ur swimming calm. well, catch up w/ me soon k? ciao 4 now.
Oh I know there is. There's that whole patience thing and that was another thing that I was really into. Like the whole job is just... gah, amazing. I guess I forgot about that part though because the closest I can get is sharpshooter and they only do urban stuff, but right now snipers are doing mostly urban stuff anyway. Also, officers can't be sharpshooters. Those bastards.
lol. IDF = Israeli Defense Force. They take foreigners. ^____________^
Well, obviously the goal in hand-to-hand combat is to not need your hands, you want to have a knife and disable the other person, but even then a male could overrun a female. I'm very displeased that they won't let me practice combatives with the men when I'm at training. Not only have I wrestled men in high school so I know what sort of weight difference I can handle before I have the potential for bodily harm in training, but it's not a real-life scenario. There are women in non-combat arms MOS's who are going to end up in "infantry" situations on the field, and not at least showing the women in the army the true strength of a man.. they're putting us at risk. Being cocky about your strength will not win you a fight. Being smart about your strength, recognizing any differences there might be and using your technique to overcome it... well it'd save lives on our side imo. /rant
Also, sniper thing comes from the fact that I just feel like I'd want to make sure the guy was dead. I'd want to be able to see him. It's weird, and it's sick... but don't I have to be if I'm in the military?
Oh also, last I heard the IDF had like one female unit and they weren't letting them go out into combat right now. They're kinda falling apart. I guess they weren't as successful as the Soviets with it, but I'm still researching it. I'm not even really looking for infantry infantry. Because hands down girls are going to lose hand-to-hand combat more often, I just wanna be a ******** sniper. And if I remember correctly, the USSR had some ridiculous female snipers who were outdone by only a handful of men.
I'm thinking that I might serve in the IDF after I serve my initial time in the Army. We'll see. That whole I'm a girl thing gets in the way with the army when I want to, you know, start having babies.
Lol, its nothing to worry ur pretty little head about Eddie-boy. But to answer ur question, "piling up and neverending" is the pattern that seems to prevail in my case. Well, the sun's gunna break through the clouds of depression and frustration soon, and I look forward to that, no matter how bad the storm gets, ^_^. Im swimming calm, no worries. Congrats on going to school, hows that goin for u?
Not really, I have to be in uniform all the time. nurrrr. lol.
And yeah, that's why I want to be infantry. But... oh well. Girls "can't do that", which is bullshit and there's more evidence to support girls being infantry than there is to say that they can't, but I can't really do anything about it.
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And yeah, its a bit of a storm of madness over here, but not as severe, I guess, idk, anyhoo, its great to hear from you again, ^_^.
Well, obviously the goal in hand-to-hand combat is to not need your hands, you want to have a knife and disable the other person, but even then a male could overrun a female. I'm very displeased that they won't let me practice combatives with the men when I'm at training. Not only have I wrestled men in high school so I know what sort of weight difference I can handle before I have the potential for bodily harm in training, but it's not a real-life scenario. There are women in non-combat arms MOS's who are going to end up in "infantry" situations on the field, and not at least showing the women in the army the true strength of a man.. they're putting us at risk. Being cocky about your strength will not win you a fight. Being smart about your strength, recognizing any differences there might be and using your technique to overcome it... well it'd save lives on our side imo. /rant
Also, sniper thing comes from the fact that I just feel like I'd want to make sure the guy was dead. I'd want to be able to see him. It's weird, and it's sick... but don't I have to be if I'm in the military?
And yeah, that's why I want to be infantry. But... oh well. Girls "can't do that", which is bullshit and there's more evidence to support girls being infantry than there is to say that they can't, but I can't really do anything about it.