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Link to PMA forum; Tedaks
Topic Started: Aug 21 2005, 06:39 PM (4,360 Views)
Pendejo Sep 4 2005, 11:48 PM Post #31
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 I tells ya, they're not getting the same edumacation anymore. I was edumacated well at them mountains of Loakan. :drunk:
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Kubmanx Sep 17 2005, 01:39 PM Post #32
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 You people just make fun of us now, that is all you know, you cannot even offer constructive and positive criticisms. And you Mr. Pendejo - you claim you were once a PMA cadet (<---grammatically correct I hope, not ayer, tedak or peemayer) and an officer in the AFP, what have you actually done positively for the country?
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maniegom Sep 17 2005, 04:46 PM Post #33
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 Please try to find the time and understand exactly what is being discussed here Kubmanx.

Why not just ignore those posts you perceive are making fun of your prestigious institution (if you believe are not true)? It merely shows you that you cannot please everyone. Only you, yourself know exactly where you stand.

I wouldn't advice challenging those who have already served if I were you (like Mr. Pendejo). I would at least try to listen instead. You'll be surprised how much you can learn from the feed back these Posters are providing.

There are three things you can do with such advices:

1) You can use it,

2) Think about it,

OR

3) Forget about it.

Your choice Bud.
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flipzi Sep 18 2005, 09:58 AM Post #34
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 I thought this new forum (or subforum of PDFF) was added to entice PMAers to interact with us to allow us to hear their side.

Now, as it seems, we are somewhat trying to insult them. :funnypost:

How do we make this one constructive po? :armycheers:
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maniegom Sep 18 2005, 09:10 PM Post #35
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 We carry on with business as usuall Bro. If they can't take it then, "OH WELL".
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flipzi Sep 19 2005, 04:49 PM Post #36
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 :agree:

But nonetheless, we should encourage them instead of scaring them away even before they can start waving their flags here. :armywink:

We still need to hear their own side, right?

I believe they can help us a lot in identifying the ideal setup for our AFP.

But if we discourage them by making fun of whatever these hilariuos mistakes are, we will lose our chance of catching those precious ideas they have in their minds.

Just my view though. :armywink:


BTW....we've deviated far from the topic already. So please, Sirs, :btt:
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Fmr TOPP Awardee 82'PNP Sep 19 2005, 05:25 PM Post #37
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 Well, if you are in that institution (PMA), there is no doubt that patience is one of the common things taught as a part of initiation to adopt yourself to the challenging aspects of your choosen career when you are already in the field.

If by reading that humorous post you were irritated to the bone, then I doubt what kind of officer you will be when rank and power will be vested upon you in the near future.

That was only a simple test on how far can you get on with patience I suppose. :armyroleyes:
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flipzi Sep 19 2005, 05:47 PM Post #38
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 My apologies, Sir.

I have to admit, I am impatient indeed.

But I dont see it as a negative attribute nonetheless, if applied in a positive way.

You're right still though. I could have been a "war freak" in the field.

Maybe you can tell me how to learn to be a little more patient. :armywink:
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Pendejo Sep 20 2005, 02:06 AM Post #39
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what have you actually done positively for the country?


First you come strutting into a discussion where you do not know anybody. Then you announce that you find this forum degrading and that you are a member of an elite group. You even have the temerity to look down at our friends from ROTC. Then you fault the members whom you do not even know for criticizing PMA. Do you think you are god's gift to humanity?

Then you have the nerve to question what I have done for my country as if it has any bearing on this thread. Why are you attacking me you arrogant little squirt? If you cannot control being onion skinned then you don't have any business being here. Stay in your tedaks forum with your itsy, bitsy, cutesy girly friends. We discuss serious things here.

Like it or not, PMA will always be the object of criticism. It has long been criticized in this forum but it hasn't affected me the way it has affected you. This is just a forum. Get yourself a sense of humor and learn to laugh at yourself. If you cannot keep your emotions in check, good luck when you join the service.

I will have you report every free time in athletic uniform, full combat gear, with inverted combat boots and make you exercise until you die. On second thought, never mind. You don't do those things anymore, wuss.
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Fmr TOPP Awardee 82'PNP Sep 20 2005, 06:57 AM Post #40
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Sep 19 2005, 05:47 PM
My apologies, Sir.

I have to admit, I am impatient indeed.

But I dont see it as a negative attribute nonetheless, if applied in a positive way.

You're right still though. I could have been a "war freak" in the field.

Maybe you can tell me how to learn to be a little more patient.  :armywink:

A good example of patience - Pres. George W. Bush

Had he maintained his patience of attacking Iraq, and waited for the WMD inspectors to completely do their job, and listen to the mandate of the UN, the situation in Iraq will not be as worse as it is now.

His very motive was only in revenge for Saddam Hussein's attempt to assassinate his father after the war in connection with the invasion of Kuwait.

And you can see the outcome of that impatience everyday when you tune yourself to the daily news on TV or any other media.

Impatience cannot be in harmony with sound and good decisions.

"IMPATIENCE WILL USUALLY END WITH SOMETHING DISASTROUS" :thumb:
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