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One Sentence Advice
- Thread starter blarged
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Definitely don't be one of those douche bags that quits on the first day...
SWCS242
SWO in-training
This is way easier to get away with when you move to King Hall as a CandiO...there were a lot of hot ODS and LDO guys there!!!
My class prez and vice prez were going at it from like week 3 on, and didn't even really hide it. It was disgusting.
Hot ODS? Psssh, maybe if you're 40.
JSF_Dreamer
Busted Head
I hear that they actually castrate you at that point so they can study how in the hell you have balls that clearly serve no purpose.
I do believe that this digresses from the intended meaning of this topic.
As a former resident of King Hall, the secret is to go to the 2nd deck.
SWCS242
SWO in-training
I guess Im just into hot older men that are doctors $$$ :icon_smil
phrogpilot73
Well-Known Member
I'm gonna preface this with the fact that I've never been to Navy OCS (or Marine OCS for that matter). However, I've experienced my own suckfest back in the day... So with that I say:
Put it into perspective, the pain now is worth the ride later.
Put it into perspective, the pain now is worth the ride later.
peachesnel
New Member
Get it right the first time. They CAN stop the clock. 
1. As a Candio, if anybody wearing a red rope on their sleeve asks the class if anybody here is "good at excel" DON'T volunteer no matter how hot you are at spreadsheets. A fellow pilot select raised his hand and got stuck inventorying and cataloging ALL of the new OCRs...
2. NEVER go see the flight surgeon for anything other than what is absolutely necessary. Sick call is okay, but be never jump the chain and ask to see the other.
3. I was never in H, but don't treat the H'ers like trash... a lot of them are having to endure some serious injuries to get back to 100% (and a green light from the doc to class-up) with no guarantee of that happening.
4. Don't lie, EVER!
2. NEVER go see the flight surgeon for anything other than what is absolutely necessary. Sick call is okay, but be never jump the chain and ask to see the other.
3. I was never in H, but don't treat the H'ers like trash... a lot of them are having to endure some serious injuries to get back to 100% (and a green light from the doc to class-up) with no guarantee of that happening.
4. Don't lie, EVER!