Okay, your simpleton suggestion is, two years of latrine digging (which doesn’t happen anymore, and was never a job anyways), THEN start the two years of training which when complete will finish out your four years or leave you with one remaining year of active duty?

That’s insteaf of two years of initial training then 2-3 years OJT, which a person can carry back out into civilian life and related career fields?

That’s your idea?

The jaws themselves are huge plus you’d need a hydraulic power supply. Not very incognito.

Jury Nullification

I recently watched a video about the quickest and quietest way to cut through thin wall tube, that had absolutely nothing to do with cameras what so ever. They determined portable band saws were the most practical method; balance being relatively quiet compared to other power tools while being the quickest. Manual tools were most quiet but the slowest which leaves you vulnerable.

You asking questions we know the answer to?

That’s a theory I’ve never heard. Might have to do some reading.

Two years may be too short, some jobs require near two years of training from boot camp to fleet. I’m in aviation and my initial contact was 5 years active instead of the standard 4.

No, the state hiring you on temporarily for a case is much different than having professional jurors. Professional jury corruption would begin immediately (like any professional lifetime bureaucrat or politician.) Add the education requirements and you’ve eliminated the “Jury of your peers.”

Specialist witnesses are already a thing, and a thing often corrupted.

Picasso is a “real” artist and his work sucks. I’m pretty sure his work was and is just a vessel for money laundering.

Privatization and consolidation of houses as investments, instead of homes.

This is Texas. Ammo is cheap. A bullet hole through the later stages of the compressor or combustion sections of a turbine engine will make an expensive mess.

No, there is significantly less leg room in lower vehicles, which always have higher floors. I can go from comfy in a Tundra to knees in my chest in a Tacoma.

Anecdotal but I’m 6’1", vehicles like the Miata or BRZ or Tacomas sometimes make me wish I was shorter… and didn’t have chronic nerve issues in my legs that make small cars painful to sit in

Mentour is good. Flying for Money was really good but he’s suddenly gone hard on the AI so I’m hard out.

Plainly Difficult is pretty good for accident case studies over many fields.

Both avocados and quacamole are wildly overrated, I’m in San Diego and it’s every where.
I’d disappear avocados for the sake of potatoes.

That’s deforestation not water use.

What verified data? He had the word bootlicker and all you have are the words “verified data.” Where’s your sources and data?

Also, going to the beaches here in San Diego and harassing the people harassing the seals and sea lions.

This is hard at fuck. This makes me hard as fuck.

I broke my foot a few years ago and can’t run anymore. I can’t play anymore but I’ve really been considering pulling my paintball gun out of the closet.