haha, my brother is working at the ipho as a volunteer.

on anothr note though, 4 days in and i havent felt dis much pain before. i also didnt know i could so much... but this is just the beginning D: 30min of free time left bbs guise

timwac

Scotland93 Posts

July 13 2012 17:29 GMT

#70

Yeh i just started a manual labour summer job. It's such a culture shock. Be back soon <3

fusefuse

Estonia4644 Posts

July 19 2012 16:24 GMT

#71

shieeet sunburn induced rash induced fever, docterrrr time tomorrow i spose. rough week but slightly easier weekend in store, unless i get admitted D

GeckoVOD

Germany814 Posts

July 19 2012 19:34 GMT

#72

On July 20 2012 01:24 fusefuse wrote:
shieeet sunburn induced rash induced fever, docterrrr time tomorrow i spose. rough week but slightly easier weekend in store, unless i get admitted D

damn you Estonian Defense Forces.

fusefuse

Estonia4644 Posts

July 20 2012 17:09 GMT

#73

löl, just got an allergy pill, and the doc suggested to wear something around my neck to protect it from more sun. Its already too fuken hot ;_;

o well
2 easier days in store, hopefully some friends coming to visit.. D:
burning out like dys

BreAKerTV

Taiwan1658 Posts

July 20 2012 18:16 GMT

#74

Anything in the name of democracy, fuse. Fight on!

NewbieOne

Poland560 Posts

July 23 2012 16:23 GMT

#75

GL HF manning the spore crawlers for the army! Everybody says draft is a great experience and helps you put yourself together in many aspects of your real adult life many years thereafter. Simple stuff like discipline and day plan (which, I guess, is damn important for a pro or even anybody who wants to stop being bad at a game) but also mental toughness and resilience, problem solving, being able to rely on yourself and teammates. There've been moments I've wished I'd gone and I would've gone if I'd had the physical health and fitness for it. You probably won't convince the army to endorse a team of conscripted players but I guess you could set up an after-hours tournament or two as a tribute to ACE?

VTArlock

United States1763 Posts

July 23 2012 18:38 GMT

#76

Thanks so much for all your hard work! Come back safe!

fusefuse

Estonia4644 Posts

July 29 2012 07:43 GMT

#77

3 weeks of basic training done, 8 to go T_T

fusefuse

Estonia4644 Posts

August 03 2012 16:33 GMT

#78

in order to train our speed, we had a fashion show ( if someone fails to make it in the allocated time, the rest of the group does pushups until the last guy is ready)-

1- 1 wellington, 1 training shoe, white camo pants, no shirt, harness, helmet, 2minutes
2 - boots, winter pants with lining, white camo top, gas mask, winter gloves 1,5minutes

imagine 30 guys doing pushups in the hallway doing pushups and laughing while one guy curses and mutters into his gas mask while trying to tie his bootlaces with thick gloves

swwwweaty
and hilarious :D

SirJolt

the Dagon Knight4014 Posts

August 03 2012 19:50 GMT

#79

The anecdotes are going to make this my favourite blog post. I'm glad to hear you're doing better now :D

fusefuse

Estonia4644 Posts

August 05 2012 12:33 GMT

#80

the two hot female sergeants we have in our barracks create a lot of awkward in direct contact and even more gossip and perverse fiction amongst soldiers wwhen theyre not around..

4 weeks of no alcohol women or laptop is already taking its toll