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To: SLSUSMA who wrote (20875)	7/27/1999 2:35:00 PM
From: Trio	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 27722

USMA95 Since I'm catching up on posts and nothing is happening with NAVR today I'll have a little fun with you: "Boliou...had you ever spent a day in uniform? Probably not if a few words like "sh%t" gives you the willies..." Swearing doesn't give me the "willies". I agree well placed profanity can have a powerful effect. You, however, use it frivolously. Your posts do not reflect a "commander" who does not scream and yell on a daily basis, rather your posts suggest you are just such a person. You watch too many runs of Full Metal Jacket. Additionally, you aren't in command of anything on this board so who would you be trying to motivate? Paulson? I doubt he's responsive to "colorful metaphors" of which yours aren't even creative. Finally, yes I mis-guessed what USMA stands for but I've since read your profile more thoroughly. USMA stands for United States Military Academy. Great, so what branch is it associated with? Sounds like a high school level academy. Oh, and I've more military service than you have (if your being honest about your age). If you're really 28 then learn something about speaking less, and when you do speak do so more professionally. People will tend to listen and thus respect you more. Come back and "command" us when you get accepted to Stanford, and AFTER you actually graduate. "Candidate" should be reserved for someone who has already completed their first year and survived the weeding out process. You're a jeep.