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I was in the army for 9 months and 2 weeks. The most tough and hard .... eeee, whats the word.... troop. Damn it was like hell. Was an athletics assistant. Most of the time i spent in the athletics office or in the gym working out. I'm proud of my self for enduring those months of hard work and freezing nights(had to close the window alot of times to make it warm)
But serving my country like that, made me a real man. Learning how to make work out schedule's, working out my self, keeping the chair balanced on 2 feet while having one foot on the desk and the other one on a something i don't know the word for in English. Ow, yeah, i forgot to mention that we also had a TV in the office, but without a remote control. Jesus, can you imagine getting up from the chair every time i needed to change the channel????? The pain. The suffering... the sweat, blood and tears... but i managed to finish my service for my beloved country.  Some people had to go into the woods and play around, but i stayed back.... making sure that the TV worked, the office were warm, making coffee for the other athletics as. It was 9 months of extremely hard work.... I'm glad that I'm done with it.

Edit: I also got wounded in my time in the army... playing too much Nintendo 64... hurt my thumbs... damn Zelda(Majoras Mask) and other games that i dont remember.

Last edited by SteikeTa (2006-09-02 11:39:44)

I don`t know why anyone would brag about anything on the Internet, thats just sad in my opinion... I didn`t have to join the army because i have a back injury. Lucky me