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Saturday, May 30, 2009 3:26 AM
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10.27am

okay i'm back from my first week.
i must say. armour infantry is depressing.
no one wants to be there.
everyone wants out.
the camp's ulu to the max,
and the sergeants treat you like chao recruits.

on the other hand,
there's the good (okay BETTER. not good) stuff.
the food's not too bad,
the training's not as tough
we learn how to drive a tank (albeit briefly)
and umm. we have no 5BX.
yea that's abt it.

but still.
i'm going to ooc if i can.
pride takes a backseat.
its just senseless la all this AI thing.
there're many many incentives for me to ooc.
and become a clerk hopefully.
and if i successfully ooc,
that'd mean one less worry on my mind.
which would GREATLY help really. :\

although i'm still stuck in this shit camp,
admin spec (or storeman or armskote spec for that matter)
means no more chiong sua.
although its like super boring,
but i figured out 15 months of fire movement drills
are also bound to be boring.

finishing the 21 week course
would mean missing interjc
cause got weekend training,
having 6 saturdays burnt (excluding taiwan),
spending 1 month in taiwan
which would be kinda fun,
except that it's during sept.
meaning no MAF for me,
no pvsp to play for (and no $100+++ prize money),
and spending my 19th birthday in a jungle
all the way in taiwan.
which basically sucks.

i don't know its very frustrating.
i don't like to chao keng and fake my way through.
like only when necessary.
like on thursday when meijun called
and practically whined and refused to put down the phone
so i told her i'd consider going for her alumni concert
the next day (which was bookout day incidentally).
yea why can't the army just like.
give me a less depressing vocation.
save me all the trouble.
save me from making these decisions.
save me from doing things that i don't wanna do.
like chao keng.

argh this sucks.
i hate the army.
esp their way of doing stuff.
i can't wait to get out.
>:(

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