Enter Army, can learn a lot of things.
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I very happy to go army. Not like I enjoy the work in army but i learn a lot of things in army. No, not useless stuffs like discipline or teamwork but more meaningful stuffs from ppl of lower education level. I learn how to play.
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+1 with care and concern.
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pruss wan...
u ish siao liaoz -
2 things ull definatly learn in the army
1) smoking
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No la, can meet ppl from all walks of life cos I dun want to just know nerds from JC. See them can only talk abt studies, music or movies. But from like ppl with 'O' level, can see the world from another view and learn other things never see or hear b4. Actually, i also quite ah beng but just smarter.
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Originally posted by skeujin:
definitely. last time i got a nerdy bunkmate from RJC who declared to the instructors tat he cant tahan vulgar language. 3 weeks later, he was cursing n swearing jus like the rest of us.
2 things ull definatly learn in the army
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Yalor, mummy's boys enter army, when come out, more like a man.Originally posted by monoslayer:definitely. last time i got a nerdy bunkmate from RJC who declared to the instructors tat he cant tahan vulgar language. 3 weeks later, he was cursing n swearing jus like the rest of us. -
u shd learn how to b humble and not have such a big ego...Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:stuffs from ppl of lower education level. 
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No la, I not arrogant. I also have friends from 'O' level and poly.Originally posted by skeujin:u shd learn how to b humble and not have such a big ego... -
Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:Actually, i also quite ah beng but just smarter.
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NOT? they way you post is arrogant in every way. not oni in jus this thread. you really tink u r NUS Superstar ah?Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:No la, I not arrogant. I also have friends from 'O' level and poly.
b more sensitive n tactful in your speech or ull nvr go far in life. -
Who r u to determine whether someone will go far in life? On what? Even when you say that words, there exists a lot of bastards who have gone far in life. Life is never fair.Originally posted by skeujin:NOT? they way you post is arrogant in every way. not oni in jus this thread. you really tink u r NUS Superstar ah?
b more sensitive n tactful in your speech or ull nvr go far in life.
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Gentlemen, let's no go there shall we? I trust you people at least have knowledge on how to follow signs when you see one.
It is true that you can learn anything just about anywhere, IF you keep an open mind. Only the smart and willing learn new things everyday. The not-so-bright and whinging people only curse and whine all day.
My personal experience was that the army was a humbling one. I learnt my limits and how to push them. I also learn that whatever John Rambo does is BS and it takes at least 2 men to get the job done, you and that buddy you call your company (OK, so I cheat abit). -
Your whole life revolve around smoking or what?
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Why you keep replying to all my threads? Nothing better to do?
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Enter Army, can learn a lot of things.
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No personal attacks.
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NUS Super_star, watch your tone here.
Rest of you guys, please stop the OT and baiting. Anymore personal attacks by anyone, I'll close the thread. -
hahaahahaaha...ur nick can make it to "The Joke of The Century In The History of Singapore aka Singapura Lion City with the once Best Airport & a Uni called NUS" hahaahaha...& i thought mine is funny enough...WOOHOO SUPERSTAR HAAHAHAAHAHAHAOriginally posted by NUS_Superst@r:Who r u to determine whether someone will go far in life? On what? Even when you say that words, there exists a lot of bastards who have gone far in life. Life is never fair. -
Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:No personal attacks.
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Alot of stuffs that we tends overlooked like sleeping early and waking up early... keeping fit, maintaining self discipline and many many others can be put into go use in our everyday life and work.
To continually practice 'em after active service is another thing. So much for self-discipline on my end.
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Who after ORD will still go n train for IPPT? Most of us won't. Including myself.
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LL... I think you might want to close this thread.Originally posted by LazerLordz:NUS Super_star, watch your tone here.
Rest of you guys, please stop the OT and baiting. Anymore personal attacks by anyone, I'll close the thread.
The topic of personal learning experiences in the Army might be worth discussing, but the superstar's immature tone is otherwise just inviting flames. -
I get what you mean..Originally posted by fudgester:LL... I think you might want to close this thread.
The topic of personal learning experiences in the Army might be worth discussing, but the superstar's immature tone is otherwise just inviting flames.
I wanted to create a thread for Lessons Learned in the SAF. But I'm increasingly unable to have faith that it will be a clean one.
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WHY NOT if your medical condition allows you to?Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:Who after ORD will still go n train for IPPT? Most of us won't. Including myself.