USAF, WTF

[fhdz]

What's the deal with America?

In my broad opinion, we've gone from a nation which tries to be the best - which fights, claws, and innovates its way to the top - to a nation who simply assumes we are the best, even when we aren't. We've kept the arrogance and confidence of our national character but have largely abandoned the part which puts our money where our mouth is.

I don't think that's broadly fair.

As I said, it's an opinion based on anecdotal evidence. I don't have statistical data to back it up.

[garbon]

Well thanks for your negativity then.

[Valmy]

Well thanks for your negativity then.

I can see how that would be difficult for you take, with your constant input of positivity and cheerfullness.

[fhdz]

 

[garbon]

Well thanks for your negativity then.

I can see how that would be difficult for you take, with your constant input of positivity and cheerfullness.

I'm known as the cheerful one in my department.

[The Brain]

Well thanks for your negativity then.

I can see how that would be difficult for you take, with your constant input of positivity and cheerfullness.

I'm known as the cheerful one in my department.

Gay means gay.

[garbon]

Well thanks for your negativity then.

I can see how that would be difficult for you take, with your constant input of positivity and cheerfullness.

I'm known as the cheerful one in my department.

Gay means gay.

The guy that works under me is gay too.

[grumbler]

I don't think that's broadly fair.

Not for you, perhaps.  But if fahdiz sees that as his problem I will accept his diagnosis.

[garbon]

I don't think that's broadly fair.

Not for you, perhaps.  But if fahdiz sees that as his problem I will accept his diagnosis.

Ah, gotcha.

[11B4V]

Well thanks for your negativity then.

I can see how that would be difficult for you take, with your constant input of positivity and cheerfullness.

I'm known as the cheerful one in my department.

Gay means gay.

The guy that works under me is gay too.

No doubt.

[CountDeMoney]

If you are a USAF officer tasked with sitting in a hole all day babysitting a nuclear missile, how can that be an engaging and meaningful part of your career?

I think it would be incredibly hard to keep those guys sharp all the time.

Yeah, I can definitely see how tough it would be to maintain your TURN YOUR KEY SIR clenched-ass status all the time in that role.  After a few weeks, you're yawning through the drills.

You'd think that kind of role needs more personnel turnover than it has.

[garbon]

Well thanks for your negativity then.

I can see how that would be difficult for you take, with your constant input of positivity and cheerfullness.

I'm known as the cheerful one in my department.

Gay means gay.

The guy that works under me is gay too.

No doubt.

No really. We're about to have a meeting.

[11B4V]

Well thanks for your negativity then.

I can see how that would be difficult for you take, with your constant input of positivity and cheerfullness.

I'm known as the cheerful one in my department.

Gay means gay.

The guy that works under me is gay too.

No doubt.

No really. We're about to have a meeting.

I believe you.

[Valmy]

I don't think that's broadly fair.

Not for you, perhaps.  But if fahdiz sees that as his problem I will accept his diagnosis.

That...makes no sense.

[fhdz]

I don't think that's broadly fair.

Not for you, perhaps.  But if fahdiz sees that as his problem I will accept his diagnosis.

I'm not sure I indicated anywhere in that sentence anything about "my" problem, whatever you perceive it to be.