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Originally posted by Phadzia:
Why would it take you a year to complete 15 credits? That's just one semester. Go to the fall semester and enlist during the spring.

Get out of your own way and actually look into things before you get all depressed about your situation and you might find out it's not as big an obstacle as you make it out to be in your mind.

Damn I guess it's everyone on this forum page, thats cocky and seems they know it all. By the time I go to school finish and then leave for boot camp, its going to take about a year. Also if you pay attention to my posts, you would have noticed I said there are so many things putting my life on hold, meaning not just this. So i've got plenty of obstacles to get over before I can do anything. I'm not in my own way, I know more about my situation then you think I do. You don't know whats going on with my life, so stop acting like know it all.
Thanks!!!

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Originally posted by SgtLtUSMC:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by 18071480:
The 82d ABD is no place for people who only do the bare minimum.

What does this mean? Quite confused on what you ment by this, 82nd AB hard to get into or hard to go through?

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Originally posted by 18071480:
haha nice try, do you really have nothing better to do then talk bull ****? Pathetic, by the way I did read it after I was advised there was a Tattoo Policy thread.

Like I said... doubtful that you read it. By the time you square away all your BS excuses, you'll be way past the age limit. It's best you stick with your GED and flip burgers. I can afford to talk smack to Turds like you because I've BTDT and all you do is talk smack.

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Originally posted by 18071480:

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Originally posted by SgtLtUSMC:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by 18071480:
The 82d ABD is no place for people who only do the bare minimum.

What does this mean? Quite confused on what you ment by this, 82nd AB hard to get into or hard to go through?

Both!

Quite frankly, I don't see you suceeding in life in general if you want to give my fellow Marines attitude.

I see you ending up like my friend Jason with nothing twenty years from now.

I'm telling you, no matter what branch you join, you put in more, you'll get rewarded for your effort. You do enough just to get by, then that's all you deserve.

You want to be "high speed," but you don't seem to want to work for it. Your call.

Most, if not all, of the Marines who come here had life a lot harder than you can imagimebefore becoming Marines. We have little sympthy for wimps and sob sisters. Grow up!