looks like

tinaz said:

Mmhmm

And happy b-day too baby

i love smoking at work too. excuse to be out of the building & in the sun, plus one of my bosses smokes so i can kinda go out as often as i like.

Shyra said:

hamsterhuey- i needed a good laugh. yeah we do look alike. considering we bot have 2 eyes a nose and a mouth

harpolis- aww... thanks yo'. your good peeps.

deadflower- i will never give up on myself. And i will never give up on anyone else. one day... my time will come.

evenstar3 said:

for real, smoking at work is like a mini-vacation. it's even better when you
have someone to smoke with.
at every job a cig break to a smoker... is a major event.

lol. sometimes i smoke weed at work. but thats another episode lol

nyse said:

I was more about the hair then the rest.

And don't diss that great painter!

diss... no never.I appreciate art.
I'm not aware of his work. I tryed looking him up.
but found nothing... but My hair will be gone once i join
the u.s. army

nyse said:

YOUR JOINING THE ARMY??

When did you decide this? have you always known you were gonna do it?

nyse said:

Can you post a bigger pic of this? I love it. I normally do not like men having long hair as few guys can pull it off, but I think I am going to like your 'do' in that profile pic.

When I saw it first I thought it was part of a Van Dyck painting. I love that era in time, esp Dutch art.

Btw, the pic I posted is by Albrecht Dürer and I think that the painting is intriguing; he painted himself honestly, while in that time most painters made themselves or the people that sat for them more beautiful.

I took the pic from amazing site http://www.wga.hu/index1.html

I watched it tonight, couldn't get it to play the other day

^^^
thanks ZK...

HamsterHuey said:

here you go...



and thanks for posting his name. Now i can find out more about his life and work.
.
[Edited 4/14/10 10:33am]

for someone with such a beautiful smile mister, you should smile more in your photos, even if it is just to assuage the pervy old ladies like me

all that hair!!!

your hair deffinately does make you look like a man from another era, like one of the three muskateers. Definately looks good on you.

tinaz said:

yeah... Not because i want to. but more because i need to think about my
future. I know the army is no place for someone like me but... hey'

ZK Said:

1st of all. you are not old. you have a youthful look and spirit. However, I
hate my smile. So i try not to smile at all. sometimes it peaks through. and if
you see it. consider it a accident.

verinikka Said:

u likes... thanks "V".

deadflow3r said:

a muskateer huh... I can dig that. I like be a bit different than the norm of
my generation. glad to know that it might be working in my favor.

"you four women has always made my stay here at the org a pleasant one.
and honestly no one has been as nyse to me as the four of you. I thank you ten fold. and if i leave again for a bit, know that i have a big for you.

NYSE, I THOUGHT THE ARMY THING WAS A JOKE SO I DID NOT COMMENT. This is not going to help your Future at all.
First, it is even MORE difficult for someone coming out of the service to get a job in the states then a regular person. You live in a state with one of the highest unemployment rates and you have a job, that IS GREAT .
SECOND unfortunately I can not post videos, but check out Katt Williams on youtube and his video on insurgents and you get both my view on these wars and also, whether you like it or not something you are not going to be able to ignore.
Third, MENTAL ILLNESS. If you manage to come out without a physical handicap great, but there is also post tramatic stress disorder and some people come back not there former fun loving selves. Do you really want an increase in nightmares aswell as an inability to form close relationships etc. You know I have mental illness. Once you have it, that's it. You have to keep on top of it the same way as someone with a bad back. You always need to be aware of your limits, and that is often means limits of what kind of job you can do. Being an officer is basically putting your body and mind on a platter and offering it up to the Government in the name of Patriotism.
Fourth, take note that kids whose parents have money don't go into the service. If it was such a great opportunity their kids would be going to.
I you not to do this, I that you come to your senses, and I will forever if you actually ,stupidly .

Deadflow3r said:

I agree..

Let me start by saying I am not really trying to sway anyone's opinion one way or the other as far as enlisting with what I am about to say, merely to give perhaps a slightly more informed view of the military.

I'm not sure what MOS you are looking into, Nyse, but if you have decided that you do want to do this, my suggestion is to not settle for whatever gets you into the military, in fact, if you can't get into the Army for the career field you like, I would suggest looking at a service that can get you into the field you like.

That said, consider where you want to be after the military and view it as a stepping stone to getting there. If they want you to do something like Morse code or fix tanks, consider the job opportunities those would allow for (not many for those two in particular) outside of the military. Many people use the military to get training/education for what it is they really want to do while others simply join just to have a job. Try to be the former. I'm getting out in 16 days. I'm extremely pleased with the offers I have gotten. I would not have gotten these if I had not joined. Also, take full advantage of the tuition assistance while you are in should you join. It's my one regret in my 10 years in the Air Force. I did not make the most of that.

Speaking of education, make sure you opt for the GI Bill. It costs a little extra when you first join and aren't making that much at first, but it is completely worth it, especially with the changes put out with the Post 9/11 GI Bill. I won't go into detail since a simple google search will give you all you need to know.

Also consider how you feel about deploying. Some branches deploy more than others and some career fields in those branches deploy even more. For example if you decide to join Security Forces or just about anything in medical (or an MP in Army terms) you can count on deploying more. Then there are positions where you may never deploy at all. I haven't deployed...been in since 2000. And not every deployed position is right there on the front lines. Not to say it's a trip to Disney World, you work longer hours, but you don't exactly have bullets whizzing by 24/7 either. So again, think about this when picking a specialty.

As far as not being a fit for the military personality-wise, it's by no means meant for everyone, so only you would know how well you would adapt to the military. I think some people have this idea that you have to be a robot and do what you are told or "programmed" to do...not at all the case.

Oh...and you can take smoke breaks.


Again, this is not meant to sell you on the idea, just to make sure you're more clear on what it is you're looking at and you don't approach it short-sightedly. If you do it, just think of where you want to be afterward and use it to get there.

I'll be the judge of that Nysey

WHERE IS THIS GUY, PRAY TELL !!!

We U Nyse!

Deadflow3r said:

Have to disagree with you there, Thats just not true...

Actually, your whole statement isnt based on any truths... But Im not gonna argue with you cuz your sweet! But I do understand your concerns..

Nyse, if you are reading this you can org note me if you wanna talk.. My whole family is military so I can answer questions if you have any, or if you just need an ear that understands..
[Edited 4/27/10 12:50pm]

nyse said:[quote]^^^
thanks ZK...

HamsterHuey said:

Can you imagine someone cutting off all this beautiful hair

nyse said:

I really enjoyed seeing this side to you. But I must say, some of your comments about your voice and face are way off! I know others would agree with me! For what it's worth, I really like the sound of your voice, and well..honestly and I will try to voice this without sounding like a cougar hitting on an a younger man, but you are quite handsome too!

As my thoughts on the Army, my bf just finished with bootcamp and AIT training. I feel it was the smartest choice in his life. My son in law is in the Air Force and seems to enjoy his choice. Whatever you decide in your life, I get a feeling it will be a great one.

Dang, nyse has a whole fanbase on here....I vote we change this site's name *cough* *cough*

Sweet video nyse, I see you working hard. We gonna have to ween you off of those cig's though, boo.