This morning i achieved to smash my passenger door window while closing the drivers side door...... like WTF 
Not much to facepalm about, not my fault. 
Of course it's your fault you're the one that bloody slammed the door
But the glass in the other door broke... 
I got the rank of Junior Sergeant in the Estonian Defence Forces.
Go explain that to the insurance company..
That's what i am thinking.
Care to shed some light on that? I looked up Estonian military ranks and all the NCO's make no sense what so ever...
Anyway, 2010 eh?
+ Started uni.
+ Got out of teh army.
+ Bought a car.
+ Got a roof over my head.
+ Somehow managed to get a perfect score in my programming exam(s)
- Spent a bit too much.
- Managed to fail the easiest math course there is
- Failed the army, 12 months and mustered out as a private
- Insulted people. This should be among the plusses now that I think about it.
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Im ashamed to admit I did the same... was fitting HID's in the ZT and the bastard clip sprung out into (what I thought) was the bumper. Spent *hours* trying to get it out but couldn't find it (and didnt yet have the confidence to remove the bumper) so I got a load of blue-tac and held it in with that... worked suprisingly well!
Couldn't source a new clip, and the local dealer wanted something stupid like £300 per side for a new headlight, so I bought some proper OEM Xenon lights... and when I took the old lights out I found the bastard clip was still sitting in the bottom!
Oh so it's not just Vauxhall that don't sell the clips seperately...
Lemme guess ... a BMW?
met a bunch of new friends, and became generally more popular.
started my life, and not being a lifeless straight edge loser (still straight edge :confused
had a few girlfriends, and had a blast with friends
got wiser and trust from my friends
adapted what i want to do with life, and how to do stuff my way
the end is sorta going down hill-ish, but hopefully that will go back up for the new year
started my life, and not being a lifeless straight edge loser (still straight edge :confused
had a few girlfriends, and had a blast with friends
got wiser and trust from my friends
adapted what i want to do with life, and how to do stuff my way
the end is sorta going down hill-ish, but hopefully that will go back up for the new year
You must not forget you archivement of getting AIDS and probally most of the STD's aswell
oh ya, and 2 herps scares, one cause i was dumb, the other cause my friend is an idiot
Rofl 
Is it normal to have a really itchy crotch? I keep seeing little guys in it, I assume they are keeping warm? Also, when I wee it smells like a battle wound. Do you think I should visit a doctor?
I achieved nothing. 
You should. I can smell it from here.
I bought a motorbike and then i fell off my bicycle and broke a bone. Now i can't ride my motorbike.
Private is the lowest rank. Corporal (a good soldier or a NCO course failure) is next. Then it's Junior Sergeant (nooremseersant) which is the lowest NCO rank. It's nothing special really. I serve in the artillery and almost a quarter of the people are NCO's. I actually have only one person "directly under me" (a driver) because I'm not a squad leader-NCO but a specialist-NCO. I prefer it that way. Privates are fat, lazy and stupid and I only have one to worry about not a whole squad of 12 people.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R ... a_of_NATO_Armies_Enlisted
Yea, i was a squadleader on army also (sort of), and i wouldn't recomment it to anyone, most of the squad was total pain in the arse (half of them russians who didn't wan't to understand a single estonian word) and lazy as hell.
umm, imo im not fat,lazy and stupid.. some people dont have chance to get higher when they are on 8 months duty like me.
Boohoo... I was doing basic training in the hottest summer of the last 50 years while you were sitting in the beach checking out women. Don't tell me about chances. I would gladly be a private for 8 months, having that carefree life of only doing what you're told and serving 3 months less.
But yes, not all privates are lazy and stupid, most are even alright but it only takes a few to hold everyone back.
JPeace, with all do respect, you don't know what you're talking about. It's national service here, not volunteer army which means 90% of people are there against their will and many will take any opportunity to slack, whinge and generally be a pain in the ass.
You're quite right about that IMO. If only there was someone with first hand experience...
Yep, regardless of country, privates tend to be lazy sobs. Though in my defence none of the people in my "division" got promoted anyway because the überlieutenant (there isn't a word for the rank in English, or a corresponding rank in British or American armies. It's one higher than a first lieutenant but below captain) hated us all.
You see, I was a driver for the Artillery NCO school. Basically the NCO-candidates who rightfully always did everything while me, the other driver, the three corporals and an officer cadet sat on our arses (mostly playing cards).
Some awesome 6 months that lasted. I actually enjoyed the last bit of my service
Yep, regardless of country, privates tend to be lazy sobs. Though in my defence none of the people in my "division" got promoted anyway because the überlieutenant (there isn't a word for the rank in English, or a corresponding rank in British or American armies. It's one higher than a first lieutenant but below captain) hated us all.
You see, I was a driver for the Artillery NCO school. Basically the NCO-candidates who rightfully always did everything while me, the other driver, the three corporals and an officer cadet sat on our arses (mostly playing cards).
Some awesome 6 months that lasted. I actually enjoyed the last bit of my service
2010 - What did you achieve?
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