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Hipsters trying to get their favourite seat in Starbucks so they can sit there looking inquisitive playing around on iTunes with their MacBook? @George Wallace, yeah that would choice 4 I think, I think John McLane is more badass than Rambo

Choice 1: JTF2, Choice 2: L33t COD Sniper guy, Choice 3: Guy with big machine gun I saw on Die Hard

Sniper does not count as one. If you want to be super l33t COD sniper guy, you will have to join the infantry and hope you get selected to go through sniper training later in your career. I would fill in all 3 if you are going Reg force, if you're joining Reserves you only have to put whatever...

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That looks cool, I'm going to check that out, thanks for the link. Do you have any experience with the 2nd Arma game? I've seen glimpses of it here and there but never gotten around to buying it.

I find that hilirious because the friend I was referencing is a bit... dopey, we usually make tease him by imatating his voice "Da, I'm Frank, Me strong. Me lift things up. Me put them down". It's all in good fun and Frank isn't his real name. Regardless I think I will pass, I'm happy with my...

Thanks for the advice guys, I think I'm going to pass on them, I wasn't particularly fond of them in the first place and the cons seems to vastly outweigh the pros. If I'm gonna get fat and have cancer I'm going to do it eating Boston Cream donuts. After more research though I'm going to go out...

  Hello all, I'll try and keep this as brief as possible. My close friend who is really into body building is trying to convince me to drop an absurd amount of money (he spends several hundred dollars a month) on supplements he uses for building muscle mass. I'm not the gym jock that he is, but...

I was trying to use that as a metaphor, but I guess it wasn't a good one. Regardless, the point I was trying to make, if you can't get along with people and work as a team the Reserves probably aren't for you.

He also apparently has over 16 million descendants in central Asia (Dan Bradley, Trinity College Dublin). Says a lot about him. 

Well you aren't asking OpFor if they want fries with that, I just meant in the teamwork aspect. Not sure if you were being sarcastic or not.

It shows you have 19 posts, so I'm assuming by now you've learned to use the search function and found the answer yourself, but in case you didn't I will answer you. The process of applying and getting accepted into the Reserves can vary in time. I've heard of people getting accepted to a unit...

Working in the Reserves is quite similar to working at a grocery store or McDonalds, in that it is a team environment and everyone needs to be putting in their 110% to be successful. If you are not a social person and do not work good in a team then the military probably isn't right for you. As...

It's pretty sad to think the amount of our junk that ends up in the environment harming wildlife. Unfortunately the majority of people these days don't really pay attention to that, maybe a good old case of "Out of sight, out of mind". At least Peanut seems to be coping with it well enough, I've...

I'm surprised anyone here would admit to being a gamer, usually they get bashed around in this community quite a bit. I'm not really a fan of Call of Duty, but I enjoy story-mode games, it's like watching a movie except you make the decisions. (Assassin's Creed, Fallout, Borderlands). I do also...

income tax. (I wonder how long this will continue :P)

I spend several hundred dollars a year at Timmies, and the best they've ever given me is a free cookie. I wonder if anyone really wins the big prizes, or if they just get thrown out most of the time. I'm sure there is lots of people who forget to roll up the rim, or cups that just aren't used or...

During August when I went on a trip across Europe I stopped at Dachau on the outskirts of Munich. The aura around the place was awful, and I hated being there. You could tell just from the feeling in the air that horrible things had happened there. I don't believe in ghosts or souls, but you...

    Not what I was expecting either, but still very interesting, Thanks for the find. I never knew that the Germans had made a curved barrel attachment for their MP/STG.44 series of rifles (May 1956, page 28). They always seem to have technology that's ahead of their time, although from what...

Just like KevinB pointed out above, I think this device could very useful, but that shouldn't stop military's from training their snipers the old fashioned way in case of malfunctions with the device. Personally I wouldn't put all my trust in one device, and it's always nice to have a back up...