EPTJoining Air Force - MEPS and DLAB - Page 2
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Liquid`Zephyr
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On December 16 2010 06:35 krndandaman wrote: just wondering, why did you decide to join the airforce/military in general? how long will you serve? and im guessing you'll be doing alot of translating shit? seeing the 'crypt', will you be possibly cracking codes also? sounds cool im pretty sure the job is just spying on transmissions / translating what u hear, and probably also making reports on it. there might be more to it than that though oh and i joined just cuz it's hard to get a job and this can get me a good one where i'd have a definite future and make a very nice living On December 16 2010 06:44 Liquid`Zephyr wrote: wtf. i thought you were grinding sc2 lol i am bro | ||
tofucake
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On December 16 2010 05:07 travis wrote: But....the boy is the possessor in both those examples...so the answer is B.Part 2 used the following rules 1.) possessives must come before possessors 2.) possessors must end with an "ee" sound 3.) possessives must end with an "oo" or "aw" sound and then the phrase might be like "the boys teacher" with answers A.) teacheree boyoo B.) teacheroo boyee C.) boyee teacheree D.) boyoo teacheree the answer here would be A. but they might flip the phrase like "the teacher of the boy" so u need to understand how the possessive is still the teacher and not the boy despite being on the other side of the phrase and as the questions went on they got harder | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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On December 16 2010 07:38 tofucake wrote: But....the boy is the possessor in both those examples...so the answer is B. err yeah ur right, i switched my oos and ees and yeah the possessive was never the boy, but that's what i said -.- was kinda hard to write all the examples so quickly and not screw up | ||
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Enki
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I still regret ditching the AF while in basic but oh well. I have been considering joining another branch because I still have not found a job here. I hope the people at your MEPS are more competent then mine were. My group ended up missing our first plane flight, instead of landing in San Antonio at around 6 in the evening, we didn't get there till about 11 at night. 2 hours of sleep the first night there just completely fucked me over. | ||
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zzaaxxsscd
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I guess the stuff you end up doing can be life-and-death, so they have to -seriously- make sure you have the aptitude for it | ||
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rkffhk
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then again i speak 11 languages | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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On December 16 2010 15:53 rkffhk wrote: I for one don't think that those questions were tough at all then again i speak 11 languages damn dude ur amazing | ||
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Divinek
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Did they like fill you in on what you were in for going into this test? Like naturally it'd be pretty hard to prepare, but was any of it really a surprise, or did you have to/need to prepare in any way? I find language stuff pretty cool | ||
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rkffhk
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On December 16 2010 17:17 Divinek wrote: Man I speak 3 languages fluently and i wasn't even sure the difference between a possessor and possessive when reading this lol. You have to worry about that stuff in Japanese and Korean. In Japanese its の (no) and in Korean its 의 (ui). example: [The] boy's teacher 아들의 선생님 ( adeul-ui seonsaengnim ) おとこのせんせい (otoko no sensei) (maybe there's other words for boy that are more appropriate in those languages than the ones I used, but I just wrote that off the top of my head so GET OFF ME rekrul and mani) | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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On December 16 2010 17:17 Divinek wrote: Man I speak 3 languages fluently and i wasn't even sure the difference between a possessor and possessive when reading this lol. Never learned any of them from a book naturally. It was funny cause when most people are like MAN that was hard you usually go oh well that's really not that hard, but i can see how it would be soooo easy to make that hard, and fucking listening to it too? jesus christ what a nightmare Did they like fill you in on what you were in for going into this test? Like naturally it'd be pretty hard to prepare, but was any of it really a surprise, or did you have to/need to prepare in any way? I find language stuff pretty cool i had an idea about some of it because i did some research online but u couldn't really prepare much and yeah, im serious when i tell rkff that speaking 11 languages is impressive, but he is severely underestimating how difficult it is when u can only listen to the answers, and only listen once. especially part 4 of section 3, u really have to be like good will hunting lvl genius to do well at that | ||
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rkffhk
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forgotten0ne
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Nitrogen
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also if u have any questions let me know, i know a little about how the air force does things at dli. | ||
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BuGzlToOnl
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 Good luck Travis.  | ||
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Anyway, GL Travis! | ||
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OverZero
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piroko139
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On April 05 2011 21:10 OverZero wrote: Congrats man!!! Maybe you can start an american version of Airforce ACE??? If it were that easy, I would have done it already. The Air Force doesn't really give us much time to do stuff on our own, sadly. They understand that family and recreation are important, but in the end, the military mindframe has, and always will be, service before self. | ||
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