Night Owls Chatterboxes - Part LXXX
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The SAF as I can recall, can be relatively flexible when it comes to criteria.
If you really wanna be an officer with RSN, even without those so-called criterion, you can also be a spec, and then convert to officer.
Obviously that guy lacks passion and talks like he has one.
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but what I've said is true ......
it's implicit policy ..... they don't want people on whom potential opposing intelligence services would be able to get a handle on ......
e.g. bankrupts in the family ..... criminal records ..... unsavoury occupations .... etc .....
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yah la
but i've heard abt e officer part...
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Kranji Reservoir's maintenance upkeeping is really rotting
now they've placed conc wire
at least there's a decent bus stop shelter now... incl e weekend bus stop
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Originally posted by Fatum:
but what I've said is true ......
it's implicit policy ..... they don't want people on whom potential opposing intelligence services would be able to get a handle on ......
e.g. bankrupts in the family ..... criminal records ..... unsavoury occupations .... etc .....
Like any civil svc jobs...You declare financial problems while in service, they'll ask why you never declare earlier and you'll hentakaki there. That's the least measure I can think of. They can also restrict movement and some other stuff.
When I was an understudy during one of those boring midnight watches, a regular confided that he was diabetic. He didn't declare because of that. I'm not sure if he's doing a favour to us by doing that, but other than that, he most certainly is an asset to RSN, in experience, and passion.
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did he become a diabetic after signing on ? ........
it's hard to imagine that he could have survived all the training and deployments till now .....
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I've been wondering
ish e civil service as like wat os would say, just push e scholars up as long as nothing big occurs?
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Like any civil svc jobs...You declare financial problems while in service, they'll ask why you never declare earlier and you'll hentakaki there. That's the least measure I can think of. They can also restrict movement and some other stuff.
When I was an understudy during one of those boring midnight watches, a regular confided that he was diabetic. He didn't declare because of that. I'm not sure if he's doing a favour to us by doing that, but other than that, he most certainly is an asset to RSN, in experience, and passion.
did he got diabetic long after signing on?but diabetic is hard w/ e kind of lifestyle
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Originally posted by Fatum:
did he become a diabetic after signing on ? ........
it's hard to imagine that he could have survived all the training and deployments till now .....
I didn't feel that it was in my capacity to ask, with me not even being a spec at that time.
I think its mild diabetes. Like you said, how could he have survived all of that? But I can't imagine what happens the day he falls flat on his face. Still I wish him and my unit good fortune of course.
His skills as a submarine hunter is really fantastic and it would be a pity to let someone who had so much experience go.
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*shuts off iris*
it's really giving 'ghost' readings for cross border buses!
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ish Sv 72 pm off peak's 13 - 15 mins headways in effect immediately at 1900?
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stupid cheat got caught at RWS Casino
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1103132/1/.html
try it once, still want to do it again
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
The SAF as I can recall, can be relatively flexible when it comes to criteria.
If you really wanna be an officer with RSN, even without those so-called criterion, you can also be a spec, and then convert to officer.
Obviously that guy lacks passion and talks like he has one.
Are you a regular with the armed forces? Are you one of those who achieved a degree, signed on with the armed forces and worked your way up from sergeant to officer? Or was it 'oh i had this friend who did this and that blah blah blah, and that's why I know..'Enough said.
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Originally posted by daryldaryl87:
Are you a regular with the armed forces? Are you one of those who achieved a degree, signed on with the armed forces and worked your way up from sergeant to officer? Or was it 'oh i had this friend who did this and that blah blah blah, and that's why I know..'Enough said.
seriously asking for ityou knew abt SAF's organisational inefficiency and now using it against just because they've likely turned you down.
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just got home! too beat up to do anything but curl up and makan
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evening
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stupid weather keeps light drizzling in the evenings so that I cannot run!!!
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Can learn from cassie... run in thunderstorm...... =X
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ekkks! that was unintentional...i was halfway thru the run. go forward = rain; go back = rain and the distance is the same
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So zhun ah, get to the midway... XD
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evening guys! just got back from din. sad affair...at least for me...nothing much i could eat.
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Food not nice? =X
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It's time for the night owl~
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Great~ Some parts of Brisbane City is flooded
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I went for an authentic Turkish Bath experience just now.
Full body scrub + oil massage + sauna for 90 liras (~ SGD 75).
I've never felt cleaner and more energized in my entire life.
