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Furry Chat => Furry Freezer => Topic started by: Rocco Rex on August 01, 2017, 04:02:02 AM
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Seems like I did one before. Thought I'd do it again
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It got moved, should still be oened
Surprised I don't see it
Where you like to travel too
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What is your happiest memory?
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I'm horrible at picking a single top anything. Top three are when I was still new in the fandom and realized that for the first time I could remember, people were accepting me for who I was and willing to be friends, during my vacation the first night I was in the hotel and realized what total freedom was like, or when on the vacation I finally got to meet my fathfur (he's all but legally adopted me, she he's who I see as my real Dad)
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What branch is better?
Navy or Airforce?
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What is your biggest regret?
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What branch is better?
Navy or Airforce?
Well I'm straight, so I'd have to say Air force XP
What is your biggest regret?
Hmmmm. Again.
Taking so long to start to wake up and break out of all of dad's BS. I could even already be a Marine by now
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Here is a fair warning. Many times when folks come out of a situation that they feel imprisoned, they go out and do everything. Not everything is good, so I hope you stay safe.
Anyway....
What city and country would you like to live in if given the choice?
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Why is Belgium the greatest country on earth?
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Here is a fair warning. Many times when folks come out of a situation that they feel imprisoned, they go out and do everything. Not everything is good, so I hope you stay safe.
Anyway....
What city and country would you like to live in if given the choice?
I try to. I realized I have 0 experience in life, so that combines with my paranoia and slows me down in some areas
America. IDK what city. I haven't really experienced many different areas/people, so I don't even know what area. Maybe Montana
Why is Belgium the greatest country on earth?
Because America is so awesome it's a class of it's own
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No WW3. HeeHee
What advice would you give to someone younger than you?
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Always keep searching. Never say never. Keep an open mind that you might be wrong
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If you can do one thing over again what would it be?
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Opinion on Otherkins?
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If you can do one thing over again what would it be?
Being born. But realistically? It'd take waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too long to think it out.
Opinion on Otherkins?
*gives a thumb up*
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What branch are you going into?
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*points to the flag in my profile pic and my currently* Marine Corps!
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What is your political affiliation?
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Good question. I'd never pledge allegiance to any party. Of the two main? I lean more Republican.
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Do you feel that you have a good grip on reality?
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Not certain I get the question
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Do you feel you are grounded in life? That is the gist of it.
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Think I get it
Nope. I stay fairly fluid and able to adapt and don't make expectations for the most part. Life is too unstable to get comfortable
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Why do marines get soo much hate from their supers?
Aren't they somewhat affraid that people just stop signing up, because "Apparantly they're not wanted"?
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Whoops! Looks like I missed this. Sorry bout that
Not sure I understand the question
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Favorite color?
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Black. Yes, black XP
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Not sure I understand the question
Well, what I mean is that marines are pretty much constantly treated like shit... You know, with drill sargeants constantly flaming you out, and stuff like that... But, why?
Or, is that just some Dutch stereotype, we've been taught somehow?
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I'll just say it's a Dutch stereotype, but that isn't fully right, so I'll try to explain it. IDK if anyone will read it, but oh well *shurg*
Drill sergeants/drill instructors are the people who train new recruits in bootcamp for all branches. Army and Marines have the harshest DSs/DIs, but Navy and Air Force still have some element of harshment. I'll use Marine DIs and bootcamp as an example because that's what I'm going to, though it is the most extreme example because the Marine bootcamp is the harshest.
The DIs literally break down the recruits, it's their job to. There is the occasional suicide in bootcamp it's so harsh. Pretty much every recruit cries at bootcamp. It's as close to hell as the DIs can make it. Why? Because war *is* hell, and that's what a Marine is trained for. War. The DIs break down the recruits, striping away their identity, their habits, their excuses, and through the pain of bootcamp, turns then into warriors, people ready, able, and trained to kill if needed. It isn't nice in the slightest, but it produces some of the finest warriors in the world.
Things get easier after bootcamp. Once you get to the fleet (when all your initial training is done), there are still standards, but you don't get treated like shit. You're not a recruit, you're a Marine.
Hope that helped
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Was gone for a while and bootcamp changed me. Thought I might as well see if there was any interest in this
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Whilst on bootcamp, what did you miss the most?
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Freedom. I couldn't be alone, couldn't go where I want, couldn't get online, etc.
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what did you learn from this forum?
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An entirely different me.
Alot of social skills, more about myself, how to chill the heck out, and I'm sure I'm forgetting others
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any advice for us?
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Always be willing to learn or change. Never say never
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how far are you willing to go to accomplish something?
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@Rc
For some reason the post I made doesn't show, so I'm not shure if you got it, but yes, that explanaition about boot camp helped a lot, thanks! :P
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@Bricket Well I almost died on the Crucible. So I've proven I'll do literally whatever it takes
@Brisk Didn't get it, but glad to hear it helped