Topic: You know you've been in cadets too long when... 2

cullion · November 13th, 2004

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Originally Posted by c/LtCdr

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Originally Posted by cullion

I've also been to several parties where I've tried to get somewhat of order or whatnot because it bothers me when everyone talks about something different at the same time, so I'll yell 'Lock it up!' And a few of my ROTC buddies will reply "Locked, sir!" And then I'll yell "Eyes'n'ears!" And they'll reply "Snapped and opened, sir!" And everyone will stare at us like psychos. We also regularly walk down a hallway and yell 'Thunder!' 'Flash!' to each other, lol.

LOL, ur called "Sir" as a cadet Seaman? You must be stuck in the middle of an Army JROTC unit.

Very funny. Any rank is called "sir" when referred to with Eyes, Ears, or Lock It Up. Also, considering the kids at the party were Seamen-Recruits, I had the rank advantage.

USAFAUX2004 · November 13th, 2004

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Originally Posted by cullion

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Originally Posted by c/LtCdr

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Originally Posted by cullion

I've also been to several parties where I've tried to get somewhat of order or whatnot because it bothers me when everyone talks about something different at the same time, so I'll yell 'Lock it up!' And a few of my ROTC buddies will reply "Locked, sir!" And then I'll yell "Eyes'n'ears!" And they'll reply "Snapped and opened, sir!" And everyone will stare at us like psychos. We also regularly walk down a hallway and yell 'Thunder!' 'Flash!' to each other, lol.

LOL, ur called "Sir" as a cadet Seaman? You must be stuck in the middle of an Army JROTC unit.

Very funny. Any rank is called "sir" when referred to with Eyes, Ears, or Lock It Up. Also, considering the kids at the party were Seamen-Recruits, I had the rank advantage.

Yea, if i go to a party all of them are sophmores, so i can't really make them do it then, but at meetings...

>*CrAzY*< · November 13th, 2004

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Originally Posted by drilldownmaster2004

CAP has its benefits, and I still have a LIFE! I hang around with people who really don't even care about the cadets

This is one of the lucky ones....

USAFAUX2004 · November 13th, 2004

yes i am, and its all because i am russian

Trevor · November 13th, 2004

I've seen that before. It's on CW. It can vouch for most of those.

USAFAUX2004 · November 13th, 2004

it was created by the cw people, for the cw people

cpl_clarke · November 14th, 2004

just read that with a fellow cadet. both

ourselves laughing

Darkmb101 · November 14th, 2004

the list just keeps growing and growing like the energizer bunny.

USAFAUX2004 · November 14th, 2004

theres are more editions,but they were not that great

Trevor · November 14th, 2004

What would you guys add to the list?

I would say you've been in too long when you put one foot on the gas, and the other on the break when driving, because you're so used to rudder pedals.

November 13th, 2004	Post 15
Trevor Tribuni Angusticlavii	I've seen that before. It's on CW. It can vouch for most of those. __________________ WO2 Trevor Perry, Squadron Deputy Commander 746 Lightning Hawk RCACS

November 14th, 2004	Post 17
cpl_clarke Centurion	just read that with a fellow cadet. both ourselves laughing __________________ Corporal Nathan (Nate) Clarke 2 Section 2/IC 2136 C-Scot-R (Princess Mary's) R.C.(Army).C.C.

November 14th, 2004	Post 18
Darkmb101 Tribunus Laticlavius	the list just keeps growing and growing like the energizer bunny. __________________ on a permanent vacation....will visit every now and then. see arcade hidden message!!! Life is short and pointless, be happy and live it.

November 13th, 2004	Post 14
USAFAUX2004 Tribunus Laticlavius Gear	yes i am, and its all because i am russian

November 13th, 2004	Post 16
USAFAUX2004 Tribunus Laticlavius Gear	it was created by the cw people, for the cw people

November 14th, 2004	Post 19
USAFAUX2004 Tribunus Laticlavius Gear	theres are more editions,but they were not that great

November 14th, 2004	Post 20
Trevor Tribuni Angusticlavii	What would you guys add to the list? I would say you've been in too long when you put one foot on the gas, and the other on the break when driving, because you're so used to rudder pedals.