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  2. There’s always OnlyFans. The same people telling me it’s ok to make fun of Texans seem to be the same people telling me that sex work is real work, so she should be all set. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  4. She is an absolute garbage human being. I hope never getting another professional job again is the best thing that happens to her. She deserves the worst.
  5. The DNC...I don't get it...I just don't understand this kind of hate coming from a doctor...a pediatrician at that....at least 28 kids have been killed in this tragedy. I don't care what side of the aisle you sit on just try to be a decent human.
  6. Yeah, low UPT washout rates is true. If you want it and study for it, they'll probably find a way to get you through. If you do washout or DOR, it depends on the style of your leaving and what the AF needs at the time. If you just quiet quit (stop studying, etc), your IPs will probably hate working with you and give you zero support...sucks to suck. If you try hard, but just can't make it work (rare), you'll probably get good recommendations for your next AFGSC. If you DOR for a well thought through reason, you'll probably get support. If you DOR a month into flying because it's "too hard" and "too much work"...yeah, IPs aren't going to have sympathy.
  7. There is no list and Epstein killed himself while the camera was inoperable. Come on guys (sounds gay if you close your eyes and say that), we can trust the government.
  8. T-6 washout rate is only about 10% according to a friend in that world. He said it is uncommon to washout for airsickness since they have the B Chair workups pretty well perfected.
  9. Columbus 25-11AF assignables (T38s from a few weeks ago) F35 TBD T38 FAIP T6 FAIP Pensacola C17 Charleston KC46 McGuire KC135 Fairchild
  10. Yes it's the latter, non-T38 T6 FAIPS go from UPT T6s -> PIT -> FAIP tour -> straight to heavy FTU. No kind of T1 training exists for anyone anymore And everything is still the same for T38-trained T6 FAIPs going to fighters. Since IFF is going away, new ones will do UPT T6s -> FBF (combined T38 UPT & IFF) -> T6 PIT -> T6 FAIP tour -> short T38 spinup -> B-Course
  11. this. our government really is a uni-party run by corrupt money, sex, and thirst for power.
  12. I’m not 100%, wasn’t an OTS grad. Fairly sure you incur a 4 year commitment with your commission regardless of source, otherwise it would be pretty easy for OTS grads to say F it, I’m out and just quit if they decide they don’t like their job/tech school. AF all about getting their pound of flesh, they ain’t going waste time/money sending people to OTS to have them quit a couple months later. It’s fairly common to not get a scholarship through ROTC, I didn’t, although I went through in the height of the sequester years, so maybe that’s changed.
  13. $788,000. It's quite rural, halfway between Blue Lake and Willow Creek. There is not a lot of industry there which is why I believe the price was "relatively" low. Last week my realtor who assisted with the purchase told me 160 acres adjacent to our property went up for sale and asked if I was interested. I told her I obviously was, but cannot justify it now as I need to rapidly pay down the property because at 6.99%, interest is pretty insane. Purchase price for that was $375,000 if I recall with owner financing available at 10 years, 8%, with $75,000 down. Maybe one day, I just don't want to be working forever. I'd love to sell our home in San Diego and move up there full time and homestead, just not sure the wife is there yet. 😆
  14. There is an interesting conspiracy theory that his identity and placement/funding was entirely created to allow for future US government exploitation and control over his clients. Essentially a CIA “kompromat” of placed world leaders and economic stakeholders. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  15. While I don't believe them for a second, if this is the path they're going to choose, so be it. In that case, I'd like the investigation on Jeffrey Epstein to pivot to the question of: Where the fuck did he get all that money? That always seems to be lost in the breathless discussion about supposed "lists." Dude was a former teacher who pivoted to finance, and by all accounts, was pretty lousy at it. But somehow, he amassed a fortune north of a half billion dollars, to include properties all over the globe. It's pretty clear he didn't get this money from legitimate financial trading. There is strong evidence that he had financial backing from someone or some entity. Where did he get he money? Who bankrolled Epstein? To what end? Those are the questions I'd like answered.
  16. The swamp is deep, that list would have destroyed both sides. It really sucks they are going to get away with it.
  17. Like just about everything in the world of military aviation - it depends. It depends on the circumstances of your departure. Did you resign or did you get kicked out? Did you get kicked out because of inability to perform, or because you were being a shitbag? Better circumstances have better outcomes. There's also the needs of the Air Force. A decade ago they were sending everyone to missiles. I don't know what the needs of the Air Force look like now. There's also if you have a specialized skillset. If you have an engineering or medical degree there's a good chance you're going to do that.
  18. Spot on. It is interesting to consider what would happen if a right wing third party popped up in our system. As powerful as Elon is, I don’t think he would get the support he is anticipating. Republicans aren’t pulling chocks from camp Trump and the radical wing of the Democratic Party was just burning up Teslas and calling him a Nazi, all while being supported by some in democratic leadership. What’s easier to see playing out is the democrat party continuing to spiral into fractured irrelevance. By every measure, the Democrat party is utterly failing. Hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing or have fled from blue states to red, the party is polling positively in the low twenties, they’re losing in court on nearly every issue, something like 90-95% of counties in the country shifted right during the last election, donations to the DNC are drying up, more and more prominent people are switching party affiliation, Trump won all 7 swing states, the Joy Reids of the world are getting fired and the legacy media is on life support, etc. My point is, I can see the Democratic Party splitting (it may have already) before the Republican Party. I truly believe that the vast vast majority of Americans are done with the radical, irrational and crazy social experiments that the democrats represent. That is all they have left and instead of reading the room, they double down. I’m genuinely interested to see how this plays out. We can’t have one party rule in this country. We need two healthy parties to balance power. I hope the democrats can figure their problems out and rebuild into something more moderate.
  19. FBI and DOJ Memo Claims There Is No Jeffrey Epstein Client List After All. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/fbi-and-doj-memo-claims-there-is-no-jeffrey-epstein-client-list-after-all/ar-AA1I62j6 As I said long ago, those files got burned, the ash added to concrete and sent to the ocean.
  20. Are you sure about this? I know an Academy grad or ROTC candidate already has an ADSC due to the money spent on their education. But why would someone who shows up and signs on the line to go to OTS have any commitment at that point? All they’ve done is 90 days of basic training, gotten maybe a couple of airline tickets and attempted UPT. A ROTC commission with likely hundreds of thousands of dollars paid to a college gives that new officer a four year commitment prior to them getting their wings of course. It seems unlikely that an OTS candidate would have a similar ADSC with a fraction of the money spent on them so far. I would think if they were so inclined that would be the end of their USAF career.
  21. No, because as screwed up as the GOP is right now, a third party under Elon would simply hand power to the DNC. Given the absolute soulless depravity of modern democrats, our nation would not survive.
  22. Huggy, I just graduated with my undergrad degree back in the beginning of June. My preference is to serve in the Air Force as a pilot (absolutely zero shade to Naval Aviators). I intend on getting my PPL to hopefully have a shot at an ANG/AFR slot, and if that doesn't work out then the AD USAF is my next preference followed by the Navy. I have zero preference as to what I want to fly, and would be happy flying anything provided I get to serve while doing it. For reference I have only began studying for the AFOQT and ASTB respectively so I am very early in the process.
  23. So... Random13... I see you also posed this exact question on the Navy's forum. You've received good answers to your questions, and now I'd like to know where YOU are in the commissioning process, and which Service you are seriously looking at. What's your story?
  24. Nope. I understand, and share, many of Elon’s frustrations. But, a 3rd party isn’t going to solve those issues. Fundamental change has to occur amongst the voter population to generate meaningful change for the primary thing Elon is most pissed off about - the deficit. Until that happens (likely only when voters’ hands are forced), congress will do nothing meaningful to significantly impact that issue, regardless of party affiliation.
  25. If we're going to look at unconventional capabilities I'd rather we spend money on something like turning their electricity off indefinitely over finger banging with some boat planes.
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