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There's so many jokes here but I feel like it's not quite appropriate yet.
Police identify attorney killed in murder-suicide at Goldsboro law firm Riddle & Brantley
Two men died in a murder-suicide at Riddle & Brantley law firm in Goldsboro on Monday, police said.
If it were a criminal defense attorney I'd say it's never too soon...however an amber lamps chaser deserves at least 2 days before you lay into them
although this isnt the norm for America isnt this pretty standard around much of the world?
Nearly half of Americans age 18 to 29 are living with their parents
The trend to move back in with mom and dad is pushing up discretionary spendingqz.com
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I don't know about half, but a large portion, yes.
So what do they spread on their junk for the dog to lick off?
Every*** EV station in California is backed up by FF generation.
While your pretty face is on here, I found something to ad to your little babbling brook.
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this new approach of salutation by name/rank discriminates against people with bad vision who may not be able to read it easily.My mind threw up on this one.
Marine Corps should ditch 'gender-specific' terms for drill instructors: report
An academic report has recommended the Maine Corps stop using terms for drill instructor that denote their genderwww.foxnews.com
I knew Big Army went panty waisted (love ya like an adopted red-headed brother, @skyhighZJ) and USMC had gotten a little limp in the groin region… but apparently limp syndrome has spread to the wrists too.
Exactly. I know first-hand a story such as this. Had a SgtMaj tell a group of young Marines once back in the day that if you are greeting another Marine that is far enough away that you might not be able to tell if they are a SSgt or GySgt, just call them SgtMaj. Can’t go wrong, he said.
My mind threw up on this one.
Marine Corps should ditch 'gender-specific' terms for drill instructors: report
An academic report has recommended the Maine Corps stop using terms for drill instructor that denote their gender
I knew Big Army went panty waisted (love ya like an adopted red-headed brother, @skyhighZJ) and USMC had gotten a little limp in the groin region… but apparently limp syndrome has spread to the wrists too.
I get it, I know. I’d done it myself. What got my goat was the fact that they were suggesting removing any gender titles from basic training to (I’m paraphrasing here) “make the roles of male and female instructors more equal, and reduce any chance of one being offended at being mis-gendered.” Offended? Really? A USMC drill instructor…. A DRILL INSTRUCTOR… be offended? And I mean really offended, not the fake shit they put on to have reason to quarter deck or pit a bunch of sorry asses for some much-deserved IT.
Aren’t there still disparate PT qualifications based on gender?I get it, I know. I’d done it myself. What got my goat was the fact that they were suggesting removing any gender titles from basic training to (I’m paraphrasing here) “make the roles of male and female instructors more equal, and reduce any chance of one being offended at being mis-gendered.” Offended? Really? A USMC drill instructor…. A DRILL INSTRUCTOR… be offended? And I mean really offended, not the fake shit they put on to have reason to quarter deck or pit a bunch of sorry asses for some much-deserved IT.
I get your point completely, don’t get me wrong. It just smells to me like the woke mf-ers coming for the military to “remove gender roles.”
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As of my end of active service over 14 years ago there certainly were. I’ve seen some updates here and there with PFT requirements when I get curious enough to read Marine Times, and it seems it’s still the case. Although… did I read they made the males requirements recently easier? Perhaps they did. I guess it was a little too hard for the average Joe Schmuckatelli to get a 1st class…
Space Force (insert snicker here) is taking an even different approach, with no annual exam at all but instead using tech to constantly track your physio.As of my end of active service over 14 years ago there certainly were. I’ve seen some updates here and there with PFT requirements when I get curious enough to read Marine Times, and it seems it’s still the case. Although… did I read they made the males requirements recently easier? Perhaps they did. I guess it was a little too hard for the average Joe Schmuckatelli to get a 1st class…
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Space Force members will wear trackers instead of take fitness tests
In lieu of the exam required by other military arms, the branch will have its soldiers —called Guardians — don wearable trackers.
That’s pretty interesting. I kind of dig that, and am always a fan of improving the system. Definitely prevents the inevitable pissed off training nazi on the ground staring up at you on the pull up bar saying “1…1…1…” nineteen times in a row while you’re pulling for your life.Space Force (insert snicker here) is taking an even different approach, with no annual exam at all but instead using tech to constantly track your physio.
My personal unprofessional opinion is... this is actually pretty sensible.Space Force members will wear trackers instead of take fitness tests
In lieu of the exam required by other military arms, the branch will have its soldiers —called Guardians — don wearable trackers.
And it gets DoD $$ dumped into a huge contract so... even better for somebody
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