-*GUYS ON CS CLUB!!!*-

[Yuuya Kizami]

what is your first name?: Jared
want to tell us something about ya?: I'm addicted to Ps3, I love Yaoi and love playing Frisbee and Basketball

[Pulsefire]

(ACCEPTED!)

@Dracarys: what rank are you and what do you do?

[latte.]

-high fives Jared-

[xzaos]

(ACCEPTED!)

@Dracarys: what rank are you and what do you do?

Right now I'm a sergeant but once I moved, I'll be a staff sergeant. What's the difference? A staff sergeant (E-6) is requested to be at that base and do a certain work.

As for what I do there I jump around and do whatever they need me to do. Today it was fixing a broken down jeep. Once I move though, I'll be choosing what I want to do. And most likely when I'm moved i'll be part of infantry

[Pulsefire]

That is awesome. Oorah sir. As you are serious kick-a**.

Nice to meet a marine, as you see im in Army ROTC. But im getting there.

[xzaos]

Lol thanks. And I here OoRah on a daily basis lol I even say it when I'm at home since it's like a reflex now.

I took ROTC too. I remember a marine came in and talked and I asked him why they called themselves jarheads. He never answered my question but now I know.

[Pulsefire]

why? I have never heard that?

[xzaos]

It started a long time ago during world war 2. Marine and Navy sailors that wore those blue hats resembled a Mason Jar. Later on they started calling themselves that because the marines weren't the 'brightest' branch of military. (compared to Airforce and Army which has higher academic standards than Navy and Marine) Now it's a term that's commonly used among the marines but is considered an insult if another corp member calls us that( like someone from the airforce) or someone outside the military calls us that.

[Pulsefire]

aahhh. I wouldn't dare call a marine anything. for the sake of not getting my A** handed to me.

[xzaos]

Lol yeah It was a few months before I felt comfortable calling myself or anyone else a jarhead or any other slang term.