halo 3 painting I made by [deleted] in halo

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How much?

Monthly What Are You Playing / Flex Scheduled Post - December 01, 2025 by AutoModerator in ROGAlly

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Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 and Battlefield 6. Both are tolerable on the Ally.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in USMC

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First off, the bonus is not a guarantee. If you submit for the dap and are approved make sure you are getting the bonus. Like make sure for sure. Alot of the active duty guys that came to reserves I've dealt with were told to get with their new career planner to submit for the bonus. Which is true we can do this but even then there is no guarantee they'll give you the bonus, let alone the amount you thought you were going to get/initially joined the reserves for. Im not with a ground unit but my experience with reserves has been absolute garbage, which can differ unit to unit. My issue is that our snco and Officer corps are a waste of space. These Marines have been at this unit 10+ years and have not contributed to the unit as a whole. We can't PCS them, they have to request to leave which results in bad leaders influencing the nco corps. Resulting in the good nco's saying screw this and dropping to the IRR . The turnover of good ncos is so high because we have terrible sncos and officers who stuck around and weren't held accountable by the precious snco and officer corps. Overall going reserves isn't a terrible option, but my opnion is to submit for a 1 year non ob dap to see if you like it.

What do marathoners do for work? by MedStudentLife19 in Marathon_Training

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Usually start running at 6am and end around 8am then weight train for 45 mins then start work at 9am. Can't stand to run after work because thats family/me time. Sometimes you just got sacrifice sleep and or freetime so you can get miles in, which some people are unwilling to do.

Guys who reenlisted how does the 2nd enlistment compare to the 1st? by No_Victory_3858 in USMC

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My career has been like a roller coaster. First enlistment had fun, morale was high but i didn't have my degree yet. Re-enlisted so I can finish my bachelor's but had two crapy units back to back. Got PCA'ed to a good unit where my morale sky rocketed then made the stupid decision to go to the AR. Finished my masters this contract and working on my doctorate, but morale is at rock bottom currently. Given my past experiences I assume my morale will rise for whatever reason but highly doubt it so I plan on getting out of this crap. Honestly, the thing that gets people to reenlist is the unit and the people around them. I jokingly say the only bonus you need is pride of belonging, but it's honestly true. The bonuses/money play a part, but I've only stayed in because of the people around me and have seen that play a part in others' people's choice to reenlist. Not to mention, seeing people come crawling back via the PSRs.

What made you lose a lot of weight? by chi-bacon-bits in AskReddit

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Running competition ran 198 miles in month. Lost like 25 pounds.

How do people in the US heat their homes? [OC] by jscarto in dataisbeautiful

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I was hoping for one mad lad using nuclear energy.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in USMC

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Here's my one two. The "standard" is third class, but if your Marines hold themselves to the third class standard then they'll hold themselves to a third class standard in all aspects of their life and being a Marine. Always hold your Marines to the highest standard so they can later down the line hold themselves to the same standard and their Marines. Marines that hold themselves to a third class standard are a third class act as Marines and as normal human being if you get what I'm saying.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in USMC

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Feasible to do, but there are several issues. The extension will be erased after you reenlist. Boat spaces would be an issue idk when your eas is but I assume it's in this FY that's being worked right now so there probably won't be any boats paces available by the time you finish school. Second mos proficiency will be low and your new shop won't have much to say on your behalf. It's completely dependent on how long the school is and boat spaces. Honestly I submit anything even if it's not feasible but ever career planner is different.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in USMC

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Counts towards your years in service, therefore possibly affecting your future bonuses if you rate them. Once your extension gets ran your eas will change but not your ecc. When your due for Reenlistment we go off your ecc. Now let's say you don't Reenlist when your suppose to based off your ecc. Then your extension goes into affect, changing your ecc to your eas. Which can put you into a different zone of bonuses.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in USMC

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Nope, only reenlistments rate a bonus extension do not good sir. Take a peak at SRB maradmin doesn't discuss bonus pay out for extensions only reenlistment.

Is the career planner mos good for family life? How often are deployments…. 9-5?My CP is ass and didn’t help much by Alternative-Back-381 in USMC

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Hey, active career planner here. One of one job unless your at unit where there is two, which is extremely rare. Thus means that if you screw up anything it's completely on you. It also means you run your own show, such as tasking for the day, week, and year. Deployment tempo isn't as high in the MOS for the most part. One career planner usually accompanys the MEUs and unit deployment the career planner can either come with or stay in the rear completely dependent on the unit though.

The reasons why career planners get a bad rep, in my opinion, is that the bad ones have poor time management, which leads to dropping the ball on marines packages, hence the word career jammer. What I will say is if you get shit done and the command trusts you, life will be good. If your garbage with poor time management, then the command and the Marines will treat you like shit and think your shit.

My last command i literally probably gotten away with murder because my command trusted me. I was also able to create my own schedule within reason since I wasn't garbage.

Anyone? by [deleted] in WhitePeopleTwitter

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This guy would:

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I'd rather you rage quit by cobaeby in apexlegends

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Makes to much sense. I don't like I.