For the construction guys

[3legged_lab]

Alter ego.

Please tell me that accent was part of your expensive army training.

The army is full of Asians now, probably how he picked it up.

You don't know what he did, do you?

[DC727]

Alter ego.

Please tell me that accent was part of your expensive army training.

The army is full of Asians now, probably how he picked it up.

You don't know what he did, do you?

Yeah, I do. Cracking in the army, though. I'm just mad I wasn't smart enough to land a job of That nature.

[assateague]

Alter ego.

Please tell me that accent was part of your expensive army training.

The first week of language school consisted solely of practicing switching our Rs and Ls.

[DC727]

Alter ego.

Please tell me that accent was part of your expensive army training.

The first week of language school consisted solely of practicing switching our Rs and Ls.

Red, we have crypto and airborne linguist, I think? Did you do something along those lines?

[assateague]

About 1/3 of the 20 or so students in my class were AF SIGINT folks. In language school, SIGINT and HUMINT were mixed, since the language is the language, regardless. But then they all had to go to some boring ass AIT sitting around with headphones on listening to tapes while I got to yell at people and try to make them cry. Occasionally, they'd try to make those of use who were HUMINT (probably about half) do some of the SIGINT recorded listening drills, but during the course of the school, I think we only did that about 3 times in a year. Altogether, I'd have to say that being an interrogator was about 9,076 times more fun than being a SIGINT guy.

[DC727]

I've drank to much. I just called assa, red. Sorry to downgrade you, Assa.

[assateague]

No downgrade, he's my brother.

[3legged_lab]

Alter ego.

Please tell me that accent was part of your expensive army training.

The first week of language school consisted solely of practicing switching our Rs and Ls.

:lol::lol: