Some times I think I should just join the army tbh

[Jason Voorhees]

Sometimes I feel like I should just join the army. I might not make as much money as I do now, but at least the work has some sense of work-life balance. It’s not like I’m unfamiliar with that life — I’ve been in the infantry before and I know how to find happiness in the little things. I still remember drinking water that tasted like petrol and eating rock hard bread in the camps and still being content.

I wouldn't earn as much as I do now working in DevOps and staring at a screen all day but at least in the army, there's dignity in the work a clear purpose, and a certain level of respect unlike in tech where 90% of niggas think i am code monkey for some reason

There's structure, discipline, and a camaraderie that I miss it feels more meaningful than the constant deadlines and 24/7 availability in tech.

 

[CD34]

Dont fall for the army propaganda , there is NOTHING worth to die in the west in 2025

 

[CD34]

Are you gonna die to protectyour colonized land ??

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@widdi @Jatt @loyolaxavvierretard @Remeliawpckhardt @Debetro @mentally_ill_chad

 

[Debetro]

Indian, Bangladesh or American army?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Dont fall for the army propaganda , there is NOTHING worth to die in the west in 2025

Are you gonna die to protectyour colonized land ??

I wouldnt die for this corrupt government for politicians but the army life isnt bad I'm saying.

 

[chadhamed]

Dont fall for the army propaganda , there is NOTHING worth to die in the west in 2025

Just let the jeet die

 

[Jatt]

Join Khalistan army

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Asiangymmax @imontheloose @menas @AuraMaxxing @DBDR @deadstock

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@McSkziofren

 

[McSkziofren]

@McSkziofren

 

[Proex]

Army is only good if you don't get killed

 

[pajjeetslayer]

Sometimes I feel like I should just join the army. I might not make as much money as I do now, but at least the work has some sense of work-life balance. It’s not like I’m unfamiliar with that life — I’ve been in the infantry before and I know how to find happiness in the little things. I still remember drinking water that tasted like petrol and eating rock hard bread in the camps and still being content.

I wouldn't earn as much as I do now working in DevOps and staring at a screen all day but at least in the army, there's dignity in the work a clear purpose, and a certain level of respect unlike in tech where 90% of niggas think i am code monkey for some reason

There's structure, discipline, and a camaraderie that I miss it feels more meaningful than the constant deadlines and 24/7 availability in tech.


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The army's honestly great we need more soldiers, and you'd make lifelong friends if you joined, just avoid getting deployed I used to want to be a soldier when I was younger I see the appeal tbh

 

[McSkziofren]

Army is only good if you don't get killed

Aplies to life toooo

 

[Proex]

Aplies to life toooo

True

 

[veganessujuc@gmail.]

Sometimes I feel like I should just join the army. I might not make as much money as I do now, but at least the work has some sense of work-life balance. It’s not like I’m unfamiliar with that life — I’ve been in the infantry before and I know how to find happiness in the little things. I still remember drinking water that tasted like petrol and eating rock hard bread in the camps and still being content.

I wouldn't earn as much as I do now working in DevOps and staring at a screen all day but at least in the army, there's dignity in the work a clear purpose, and a certain level of respect unlike in tech where 90% of niggas think i am code monkey for some reason

There's structure, discipline, and a camaraderie that I miss it feels more meaningful than the constant deadlines and 24/7 availability in tech.


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dnr as my attention span is too shit, but joining the army gotta be one of the most retarded slave things a man can do ever.

 

[loyolaxavvierretard]

Its good even now with CDS

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Сигма Бой @RODEBLUR

 

[RODEBLUR]

@Сигма Бой @RODEBLUR

I had this thought at 17

Then I was told I needed to have a minimum high school graduation

So I was never able to join

 

[Сигма Бой]

Sometimes I feel like I should just join the army. I might not make as much money as I do now, but at least the work has some sense of work-life balance. It’s not like I’m unfamiliar with that life — I’ve been in the infantry before and I know how to find happiness in the little things. I still remember drinking water that tasted like petrol and eating rock hard bread in the camps and still being content.

I wouldn't earn as much as I do now working in DevOps and staring at a screen all day but at least in the army, there's dignity in the work a clear purpose, and a certain level of respect unlike in tech where 90% of niggas think i am code monkey for some reason

There's structure, discipline, and a camaraderie that I miss it feels more meaningful than the constant deadlines and 24/7 availability in tech.


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Slave activity

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Slave activity

I had this thought at 17

Then I was told I needed to have a minimum high school graduation

So I was never able to join

I am still wageslaving now, only difference between then and now is that now I get a big paycheck and have 0 work life balance.

 

[Debetro]

Ignore my question theory

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Ignore my question theory

Indian army. I still have an Indian passport

 

[Debetro]

Indian army. I still have an Indian passport

Is it not better to stay in US? Or not a possibility?

 

[menas]

Sometimes I feel like I should just join the army. I might not make as much money as I do now, but at least the work has some sense of work-life balance. It’s not like I’m unfamiliar with that life — I’ve been in the infantry before and I know how to find happiness in the little things. I still remember drinking water that tasted like petrol and eating rock hard bread in the camps and still being content.

I wouldn't earn as much as I do now working in DevOps and staring at a screen all day but at least in the army, there's dignity in the work a clear purpose, and a certain level of respect unlike in tech where 90% of niggas think i am code monkey for some reason

There's structure, discipline, and a camaraderie that I miss it feels more meaningful than the constant deadlines and 24/7 availability in tech.


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yeah just die for the upper class joos theory

 

[Gs.]

If youre unsatisfied with your life at the moment id say the army is a good idea to wash off the civillian routine, you basically are gifted a new life, you can stay in the barracks so no extra money for food or housing, do what they tell you and you'll do good

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Bump

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@org3cel.RR @CorinthianLOX

 

[registerfasterusing]

 

[CorinthianLOX]

I will be joining next year. My country has mandatory conscription.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Nigga is posting this like I haven't said a million times I was a curry. Part of thr infantry regiment. 2 medals in shooting. One pistol and one rifle. Served 3 years and honorably discharged with a personal salute from my commanding officer thanking me.

 

[registerfasterusing]

Nigga is posting this like I haven't said a million times I was a curry. Part of thr infantry regiment. 2 medals in shooting. One pistol and one rifle. Served 3 years and honorably discharged with a personal salute from my commanding officer thanking me.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Gaygymmaxx @Node

 

[org3cel.RR]

Sometimes I feel like I should just join the army. I might not make as much money as I do now, but at least the work has some sense of work-life balance. It’s not like I’m unfamiliar with that life — I’ve been in the infantry before and I know how to find happiness in the little things. I still remember drinking water that tasted like petrol and eating rock hard bread in the camps and still being content.

I wouldn't earn as much as I do now working in DevOps and staring at a screen all day but at least in the army, there's dignity in the work a clear purpose, and a certain level of respect unlike in tech where 90% of niggas think i am code monkey for some reason

There's structure, discipline, and a camaraderie that I miss it feels more meaningful than the constant deadlines and 24/7 availability in tech.


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Go for it bro u have nothing to lose, something like a year or two wouldnt make any actual difference in your life so why not give it a shot, I think every male should go through a hard period in his life, either trauma, abuse, heart break and many others, this makes someone tuffer in life and used to endure hardship. Wish you the best of luck camarade.
@R@m@

 

[PrinceLuenLeoncur]

Sometimes I feel like I should just join the army. I might not make as much money as I do now, but at least the work has some sense of work-life balance. It’s not like I’m unfamiliar with that life — I’ve been in the infantry before and I know how to find happiness in the little things. I still remember drinking water that tasted like petrol and eating rock hard bread in the camps and still being content.

I wouldn't earn as much as I do now working in DevOps and staring at a screen all day but at least in the army, there's dignity in the work a clear purpose, and a certain level of respect unlike in tech where 90% of niggas think i am code monkey for some reason

There's structure, discipline, and a camaraderie that I miss it feels more meaningful than the constant deadlines and 24/7 availability in tech.


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Pajeets aren’t good at fighting


Just stick to making money pajeets are good at business

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Pajeets aren’t good at fighting


Just stick to making money pajeets are good at business

I won 2 medals in shooting

 

[User28823]

i was going to until i got a lifelong chronic disease (brutal ibd pill)

a family friend just retired after 20 years of service now hes big chilling but hes aged a lot since i last saw him

 

[Jason Voorhees]

i was going to until i got a lifelong chronic disease (brutal ibd pill)

a family friend just retired after 20 years of service now hes big chilling but hes aged a lot since i last saw him

What is IBD? Dont you feel these tech jobs are boring and unfullfilling? Its like i am empty by the end of the day

 

[User28823]

What is IBD?

inflammatory bowel disease

Dont you feel these tech jobs are boring and unfullfilling? Its like i am empty by the end of the day

depends on what u work on i suppose, my work has some meaningful impacts on society, i'm not just maintaining some website for example which i can imagine feels pointless

 

[Jason Voorhees]

inflammatory bowel diseass

Damn. What causes it?

depends on what u work on i suppose, my work has some meaningful impacts on society, i'm not just maintaining some website for example which i can imagine feels pointless

 

[User28823]

Damn. What causes it?

the jews say it is an "autoimmune disease", so they suppress my symptoms with expensive immunosuppressants because they dont actually know the cause

 

[Swarthy Knight]

Why not both. You can be a techie working for the military/FBI/CIA or whatever. Pretty sure they have a role for that

 

[Swarthy Knight]

the jews say it is an "autoimmune disease", so they suppress my symptoms with expensive immunosuppressants because they dont actually know the cause

Do you have chrons or UC?

 

[User28823]

Do you have chrons or UC?

uc

 

[Swarthy Knight]

uc

Brootal. I hear that's the worse one of the two

 

[Chadeep]

Rashtriya Rifles?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

uc

Just googled it. Apparently there is no cure. Brutal

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Rashtriya Rifles?

Jatt regiment. That is how I learnt my broken Punjabi/haryanvi jfl

 

[User28823]

Just googled it. Apparently there is no cure. Brutal

technically removing the colon is the cure but then i have to shit in a bag on my stomach until they connect my small intestine to my rectum but even then ppl have rectitis and go back to the bag

Brootal. I hear that's the worse one of the two

crohns is generally worse since it affects the entire digestive tract whereas uc is specific to the colon

 

[Jason Voorhees]

technically removing the colon is the cure but then i have to shit in a bag on my stomach until they connect my small intestine to my rectum but even then ppl have rectitis and go back to the bag


crohns is generally worse since it affects the entire digestive tract whereas uc is specific to the colon

I am eternally thankful for having good health tbh. I might be nerfed in many ways but atleast this is one aspect in which i was blessed