@Scarface:
Just let us know when you lost your virginity & elaborate on that experience.
lol
I know you’ve mentioned this earlier, but if its not too much to ask, indulge me for a moment- what were the degrees in?
Good luck Jennifer
I know you’ve mentioned this earlier, but if its not too much to ask, indulge me for a moment- what were the degrees in?
Associate of Arts - Undeclared Major
Associate of Science - Undeclared Major
Bachelor of Science - Telecommunications
Bachelor of Art - Business Administration
Master’s of Science - Project Management
Master’s of Business Administration (MBA)
My latest work is on a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with an Emphasis in Education and a Minor in History with the goal of an endorsement to teach history as well. (Obviously the more degrees you get the easier it is to get more degrees on the same level as you have none of the gen-ed requirements anymore and some of the upper level stuff is already completed as well. :) )
I didn’t mention family, but that does not mean it’s taboo. I just felt that my children and husband are not my life, they are their own lives and I should be privaleged enough to share with them those lives. However, I do have two sons: Nicholae (youngest) and Alexei (eldest.)
I was born on Brooklyn in 1987. My mother is Greek and my father is Chilean, so naturally I learned Spanish as I was growing up O_o. I know some Greek. I spent most of my childhood visiting Chile and learning about their culture and stuff. I got interested in politics when I learned that my father was a political prisoner on the Pinochet era.
I was in a school across the river from WTC, when the planes hit. Didn’t see the fire, but I did see a lot of smoke, dust and burning papers falling by.
I also love soccer, been playing it for 16 years (since I was four). Lately just been going to college (Planning to become a nurse… for now). I hate the recruiters harassing me on the subway stations and calling my house on a regular basis (dunno where they got my number from).
Thats basically it.
This Marine has no desire to share his life story with the folks of cyberspace. This Marine was manufactured at Parris Island. That is all yall need to know.
Hey what happend to the third person speak?
This M36 has no desire to share his life story with the folks of cyberspace. This M36 was manufactured at Parris Island. That is all yall need to know.
@M36:
This Marine has no desire to share his life story with the folks of cyberspace. This Marine was manufactured at Parris Island. That is all yall need to know.
I like Marines. You can look at a marine, right in the eye, ask him to watch your purse while you use the latrine and know, without checking, that everything will be there when you get back exactly as you left it. Though, there might be a corpse or two belonging to people not intelligent enough to leave the purse alone while it was under guard of a Marine. :)
Well there are a few exceptions. :wink: I was quite the trouble maker before I joined the Corp. Ah, the good old days… 8-)
@M36:
Well there are a few exceptions. :wink: I was quite the trouble maker before I joined the Corp. Ah, the good old days… 8-)
Yes, but I bet you were never asked by an officer to please watch her purse and then let someone mess with it, dear. :) Besides, I took hair flipping & eye lash batting 101 and 201. BEG :evil:
Yes, it’s eastern european/russian kinda. More Russian then eastern european, but it’s not as heavy as a full muscovite’s russian accent.
Wow, now I have to try to read your posts with an accent, some how in my mind you sound like Pavel Chekov now…
Keptin… he owders you to suwrender this wessel…
thats german accent
You must not be a trekkie then…
That is Chekov’s accent (as near as I can type it)
The “wessel” cracked me up just reading it!
Theres nothing better than a chick that outranks you. 8-) ANd when your only an LC, most people outrank you. :-P
ST 4, great movie! Just imaginging a Russian in the 1960s-80’s asking where the nuclear vessels are…hehe.
And Marine, you may like women you have to salute in the morning, but it’s fun the other way around too. “Private, get me my breakfast!” :P
There is nothing on this earth sexier, believe me, gentlemen, than a woman you have to salute in the morning. Promote 'em all, I say, 'cause this is true: if you haven’t gotten a blowjob from a superior officer, well, you’re just letting the best in life pass you by.
Colonel Nathan R. Jessup, “A Few Good Men”
Very true, very true. Some guys hate taking orders from women, but hell, If I get married some day than I am gaining valuable experience. :lol:
Hey Jen,
I know the national position of the Soviet Union was atheism, but were any religions allowed to be practiced? I ask b/c Korea has the same national policy but allow religion to exist to some degree.
