Day Man

Skitzo already relayed that...SocialD is curious about WSOs that hate pilots.

any particular reason, assuming he flew -38s in UPT?

I know that...which is why he will learn what wrong there.

go to SERE.

That sucks. On the brightside, Iraq/the Deid is beautiful this time of year.

not subscribed...CN's?

Pentagon spokesman just confirmed...dropped guided munitions on a C2 facility.

fly safe, team

Bud's has M&P10s in stock for those in the market...

"I don't recall" goes a long way...

call the squadrons, ask to speak to the newest Lt, request statics with them...OPR bullets around, perspective gained for your Amn.

I've wondered about this aspect, especially in this age of online-everything. I've come to the personal conclusion that if you don't bullshit me about what you've done, I'm more likely to support you than someone who claims sainthood (maybe not as extreme as Rob Ford, but you get the idea)

1. How is providing EA/SEAD/DEAD not direct involvement? 2. Our foresight after providing military intervention is slim to none, and I have little faith in our current leadership (not just BO) to successfully navigate those waters. Out of curiosity, what do you do in the military?

I won't pretend to be smart on the geopolitics over there, but I see nothing good coming from intervening. What is your reasoning for doing so?

live PYB show? what could go wrong?!

right, but what strategy were you using? Buying shares then selling them at COB? Options?

What's your specific strategy here?

Just finished watching Wolf of Wall Street, eh? Sure, there's an inherent risk with investing...NO ONE can predict what will happen tomorrow, next week, next month, ad infinitum. However, by investing in companies with solid fundamentals, good leadership, good projected growth, a great service/product, etc, you can mitigate some of that risk. I don't think anyone is advocating putting your nest egg in Herbalife. But owning a small amount of HLF along with a balanced, conservative portfolio is not a terrible thing...diversification is key, and it doesn't just include stocks/bonds.

I went, and highly recommend it. I thought it was going to be a recruiting drive, but these guys (and gals) were genuinely interested in helping. Nothing but good things to say about Deloitte and the program.

Sounds like a good deal...honestly. What kind of recommendations are they giving? Stocks/options/ETFs? Returns? The whole market has been pretty bullish the last couple years...

This looks like a scam....what kind of crystal ball shit are they selling you?

say what now?