Calling all Virginians (Tidewater area)

:beer: here's one posted from tap, tap, taparoo. I have a limited selection of smiles :what:

 

Have you ever thought, maybe TW just doesnt like you???

If not, maybe you should. Just sayin...

plus, I can see them just fine.

 

Y u no do rotc instead

personally I feel like he shouldnt have entered. Not my monies but if i had won i would have given it to someone else, thats just me.

 

heard about this at work today. so much for puddle pirates

what branch?

 

Tyler to the white courtesy phone, pwnage on aisle 3.

 

Paul, I can help you get your CV's and brakes this Saturday. If you come early (its supposed to rain in the afternoon).

Im planning on dropping the fuel tank to install the new pump. Time willing, probably take out the transmission valve body to send off for the shift upgrade. Anyone want to help (Im gonna need it)?

Oh and box 2 arrived today:

 

Nice looking intercooler.... spray paint that joker with a Toyota logo masked off...would look tits!

 

Now to figure out where to mount it. Still waiting on my tank

 

I have the perfect spot for you under my hood!

 

Things a beast, might be hitting up secret squirrel fab for some ideas

 

All prototypes must go through rigorous in-truck testing for liability purposes.


And it's chipmunk not squirrel!

 

Who is this secret squirrel? I need one to fab a custom bracket for the IC...

 

Patience young jedi, the chipmunks are busy researching and resourcing

 

So my #1 choice is to get into Pitt and do the NROTC but if that doesn't happen I'm looking at Penn State at a branch campus and doing the 2+2 program with AFROTC. All you AF guys out there help me out a bit, I'm not sure what I would want to do as far as that goes. It's my #2 choice but I still want a plan if that's what I end up with.

 

The best NROTC program on the east coast is ODU (really). Lots of STA-21 candidates (SWO's, Pilots, Subsurface/Nukes, SEALs, Marines, etc...). 350+ Battalion, third largest NROTC behind the Academy and I think University of San Diego

 

gotcha, im not sure about the navy but AST school in the CG is incredibly difficult. 50% drop out rate. I got a buddy who leaves for it in a couple weeks. also if you got a degree and went OCS you cant become a rescue swimmer. like I said, this is for the cg, not sure about the navy just figured I'd give you some things to at least look into

 

My wife has to report to that command (MISEP) and says they are completely ate up

 

Thanks chris. I'll let you know tomorrow. Might have family shit to do this saturday since I'll be gone next weekend to the shoe trip.