06-12-2004, 02:23 PM
and now to continue!!! ;D
#5 When on the recieving end of a blanket party, makes sure you try to see the guys who do it to you, but don't rat them out. Try to learn the lesson they teach.
#6. When on the recieving end of a bullet, bend over and kiss your arse goodbye
#7. Never step on a landmine you can't see :
#8. If you hear a click under your foot, don't pic it up again, or you'll have a very bad day.
#9. If you run across a tanker named "Oddball" don't give off negative waves.
#10. Never stand in front of a moving tank.
#11. Never call a sailor a squid to his face, you'll regrett it when you wake up with no hair on your body, anywhere.
#12. Always treat your Seargents well, you will reap rewards from it.
#13. Never piss off a Srgt Maj. Trust me, it sucks, did it once myself... *shudders*
#5 When on the recieving end of a blanket party, makes sure you try to see the guys who do it to you, but don't rat them out. Try to learn the lesson they teach.
#6. When on the recieving end of a bullet, bend over and kiss your arse goodbye
#7. Never step on a landmine you can't see :
#8. If you hear a click under your foot, don't pic it up again, or you'll have a very bad day.
#9. If you run across a tanker named "Oddball" don't give off negative waves.
#10. Never stand in front of a moving tank.
#11. Never call a sailor a squid to his face, you'll regrett it when you wake up with no hair on your body, anywhere.
#12. Always treat your Seargents well, you will reap rewards from it.
#13. Never piss off a Srgt Maj. Trust me, it sucks, did it once myself... *shudders*
It's best to watch a furball collapse, analyzing the movements of the enemy. Watch how they maneuver, when they fire, how they break. Visualize your own attacks against those observations, then go in for the kill. Sometimes, though, you don't get that advantage. It's at these times where you go in guns blazing, but keep your head on a swivel.