Yeah, but at least you are in a warm classroom and not freezing your balls off in a knee deep hole in January.
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TBS stinks
- Thread starter TheFurr7198
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Yeah, but at least you are in a warm classroom and not freezing your balls off in a knee deep hole in January.
Still, zero week was tedium beyond words run by clueless lieutenants. I guess the same could be said for the rest of the POI.
oxymoron. not possible.
Don't you mean it's redundant?
TBS might not be the most fun undertaking in your life but did you really think it would be? Seriously, most wothwhile schools (except flight school) like SERE and WTI are challenging and not entirely pleasant while you are there.
The secret to not suck-starting an M-9 while you at TBS is to enjoy how much it sucks for you, the other Lieuten-idates, and laugh at how ridiculous most of the situations are as a whole. Instead of whining about how bad it sucks you should drink some beer with as many fellow classmates as you can muster, laugh your ass off, and suffer as a hungover group during some platoon PT or class. This will set the stage for doing it all over again the next night.
Follow this advice and you will enjoy your time more and make friends for life. Furthermore, when your fellow classmates start dying you will at least have the satisfaction of having known them and shared good (sometimes bad) times.
The secret to not suck-starting an M-9 while you at TBS is to enjoy how much it sucks for you, the other Lieuten-idates, and laugh at how ridiculous most of the situations are as a whole. Instead of whining about how bad it sucks you should drink some beer with as many fellow classmates as you can muster, laugh your ass off, and suffer as a hungover group during some platoon PT or class. This will set the stage for doing it all over again the next night.
Follow this advice and you will enjoy your time more and make friends for life. Furthermore, when your fellow classmates start dying you will at least have the satisfaction of having known them and shared good (sometimes bad) times.
Ill second this...by far my favorite PT event. Just you, your pack, and your rifle (maybe a little romanticised) but I felt like that is what being a Marine is all about. If you dont like stuff like this you should have gone Air Force!
^^^I second his remarks.