I've had a lot of friends stationed in Korea. In spite of the violence in my profession, I'm not a particularly emotional or aggressive person. I'm not one to pick fights, and I'm much more likely to solve my problems with words than force. This placidity is what allows me to handle war so easily, without letting it get to me. If I use violence, I do so dispassionately to eliminate a threat. I do not hate my enemy, even when he is trying to kill me.

yeah and there s also a lot of people who know what they want to study but when they arrive at uni they realized that this is not what they want to do... You want to be a teacher of what?

I'm coming up on 6 years in June. I made Staff Sergeant at 22; an unprecedentedly young age. I don't know if I'll be in the army forever, but I'll certainly be off fighting wars for the majority of my life.

i m also interested in linguistics but it s hard to find a job, so i think that if i m studying languages it ll probably be for fun than to find a job about linguistics

Well, my job description is senior medic, but I also drive or gun on missions. to be more specific than that though, you'd have to see for yourself to really understand.

Joe was beautiful .. It's quiet and five o'clock.

iam fine thx

well lot of things^^ , maths of course, physic about resistance of materials , how you build an house, which materials you have to use, how to do plan and turn it into something like 3D, ecology, history (i really dont like this lessons), and other things like that :)

hey
i m fine, and you?
sorry for the late answer^^'

15 years