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Sorry, but I disagree. Letting your SQ/CC know there is a potential issue is a good idea and common courtesy especially given the owner is another military member. From personal experience as a SQ/CC, when something goes wrong the story is almost always distorted by the other side and giving your boss the details may help preempt confusion. I won't go into details but I had several situations where the Wing/CC called in the middle of the night and I was able to defuse any blow-back on the military member because he came to me and let me know what was going on ahead of time (someone's crazy ex-wife doing stupid shit). Also, local communities and property managers know the base will go after a military member who is not paying rent or for some other screwing around with something in a lease. If the property manager calls the base and says "these guys are occupying a house without a valid lease"...there is likely to be a day or two confusion. Talk to your boss and get word to the SQ/CC.

U.K. Mom Coughs Up Cancer https://news.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/u-k-mom-coughs-cancer-184108754--abc-news.html

Don't you mean Nav school...

Great advice from all and as a dude with numerous rental properties I can tell you having possession of the property is a huge plus to your situation. At this point they can;t simply tell you to leave, you have not violated a legal lease (as long as there is not a roommate clause)...be aware if there is a section on subletting they may try to hang their hat on that line, but if all three roommates signed, it is obvious the property manager knew. SCRAis a great shield, but you should also do some research into the laws of that state, each is different and some are very friendly towards tenants...like South Carolina, it took me three months to evict a Bank Robber...yes a fucking Bank Robber who wasn't paying the rent and led the police on a high speed chase that culminated at the front gate of the Air Force Base.

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How much you can squat?...are you fucking serious...how about this, you squat shit internet tough guy. Choke yourself...

Cocaine is a helluva drug... Man Eats Cocaine From Brother's Butt, Dies https://www.wyff4.com/news/30037563/detail.html

Sweet mother of luck! My buddy just brought me a bottle of Johnny Walker Double Black from overseas, not available here yet. Going to give it a try tomorrow night, I guess I could pass on a review.

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 1030-11 December 19, 2011 DOD Announces Recruiting and Retention Numbers for Fiscal Year 2012, Through November The Department of Defense announced today recruiting and retention statistics for the active and reserve components for fiscal year-to-date 2012, through November. • Active Component. • Recruiting -- Year to Date. All four active services met or exceeded their numerical accession goals for fiscal year-to-date 2012, through November. o Army -- 11,260 accessions, with a goal of 11,100; 101 percent o Navy -- 4,457 accessions, with a goal of 4,457; 100 percent o Marine Corps -- 3,959 accessions, with a goal of 3,949; 100 percent o Air Force -- 5,030 accessions, with a goal of 5,030; 100 percent • Retention. The Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force all exhibited strong retention numbers for the first two months of fiscal year-to-date 2012. • Reserve Component. • Recruiting -- Year to Date. Four of the six reserve components met or exceeded their numerical accession goals for fiscal year-to-date 2012, through November. o Army National Guard -- 7,214 accessions, with a goal of 7,775; 93 percent o Army Reserve -- 5,087 accessions, with a goal of 4,335; 117 percent o Navy Reserve -- 1,302 accessions, with a goal of 1,302; 100 percent o Marine Corps Reserve -- 1,716 accessions, with a goal of 1,501; 114 percent o Air National Guard -- 1,120 accessions, with a goal of 1,275; 88 percent o Air Force Reserve -- 1,292 accessions, with a goal of 1,292; 100 percent • Attrition. All reserve components are on target to achieve their fiscal 2012 attrition goals.

Just speechless as to the recent events with our mortuary affairs and the numbskull "portdawgs"...I want to throat punch these idiots.

Steve, This opinion coming from a non-fighter guy, but a guy who has worn the mask almost my entire career (3800 hours), because the gunpig is unpressurized. I think the answer as always is "it depends"... First, was he hypoxic because of lack of oxygen or because of other contaminants in his bloodstream. As I recall carbon monoxide bonds with hemoglobin 230 times stronger than oxygen so simply dropping the mask may not be a simple recovery solution. There are too many unknowns to kn ow the actual situation. Second, A lot depends on his altitude at the time of the incident. As you know the higher you are the less time you have to react, and in the high 30's you may have less than 5 seconds of useful consciousness. Hypoxia is nothing to fuck around with. I can tell you I had an IFE in OEF where multiple members of my crew began to experience hypoxia symptoms as we climbed unpressurized to our combat altitude. The aircraft had just returned from heavy fuel cell maintenance. We just crossed the fence and were climbing to altitude when folks started complaining about an extreme fuel smell. Our bold face tells us to have everyone get on the hose and go 100% oxygen...we were already on the hose and within a few minutes several of my guys started experiencing hypoxia symptoms. It took us a few minutes but we determined the oxygen hoses were mistakenly soaked in J-8...I was faced with a dilemma but I order the crew to drop masks (against the Dash 1), and started an emergency descent to 10K. I got lucky and judgement carried the day.

Forking Aye...mine went up $350...I also just hit a longevity milestone and we get another raise in Jan. All together = $800+....bourbon for everyone.

Electronic flight bags could boost operational safety, effectiveness https://www.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123283385

https://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/stratolaunch-plane-people-earth-orbit-203001086.html

Last month the story was about a "few" remains, now 270+ have been confirmed and possibly into the thousands. "The Air Force dumped the incinerated partial remains of at least 274 American troops in a Virginia landfill, far more than the military had acknowledged, before halting the secretive practice three years ago, records show." "This week, after The Post pressed for information contained in the Dover mortuary’s electronic database, the Air Force produced a tally based on those records. It showed that 976 fragments from 274 military personnel were cremated, incinerated and taken to the landfill between 2004 and 2008."

There is so much negative news blasted at us everyday that we sometimes become numb hearing about, this story has me physically angry and my stomach hurts...how could we as a service do such a thing.

Fucking SHAMEFUL! https://news.yahoo.com/remains-274-us-troops-dumped-landfill-report-081234306.html

He gets kicked of an American Airlines flight and turns it into a rant about the flight crew... https://simply-showbiz.com/blog/archives/14322 Apparently Mr Prima Donna was asked to turn off his phone and he did not comply...according to Baldwin's camp he simply took a little too long to turn off the phone and was subsequently kicked off the plane which led to him tweeting the following: "Flight attendant on American reamed me out 4 playing WORDS W FRIENDS while we sat at the gate, not moving." "Last flight w American. Where retired Catholic school gym teachers from the 1950's find jobs as flight attendants." The real story is a bit more revealing..."some of the other passengers and the flight crew have revealed that in addition to playing the game he was also yapping away on his phone, and after being asked repeatedly to turn the phone off since the plane was leaving the gate, he pitched a diva fit and started slamming the bathroom doors, punching the bathroom walls, and basically acting a hot mess, which is what really got him kicked off the flight – Fellow passenger (and non-celeb) Steve Weiss tells the NY Post that “He got up, threw his papers on the floor and stormed into the bathroom, slammed the door closed, beat on the wall and then came back." I thought this stupid fuck was going to leave the country.

The BSC is a corrupt mechanism that ruins the game. Bama had their chance, time for all the SEC idiots to smell some reality and fairness.