UoC Getai Crapbox
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as long as you have someone's number.. good enough..Originally posted by turbo_drift:Confirm.
I no have lexi, hisoka, urs and ah gui one. I only got KNS number.
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Ok..Originally posted by bluejuice:as long as you have someone's number.. good enough.. -
ok gg to bed now..
nite nite meltz.. darkhour.. turbo.. -
nite ite bluejuice..Originally posted by bluejuice:ok gg to bed now..
nite nite meltz.. darkhour.. turbo.. -
not there yet leh.Originally posted by turbo_drift:Bump bump bump bump to the next page!!
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byeeeeeee ah blue .. sweet dreamOriginally posted by bluejuice:ok gg to bed now..
nite nite meltz.. darkhour.. turbo.. -
Everyone's at E coast, including mods........
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SBS joining?Originally posted by SBS3625D:Everyone's at E coast, including mods........ -
I was only informed this morning by SMS, whaddaya think?Originally posted by abnn:SBS joining? Anyway I just came back only and will be leaving tonight again. -
mac breakfast ~!
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bo lang
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hi ferret
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Since I have nothing better to do, might as well tell you about my basic fire-fighting course.
The total equipment weighs a whopping 18kg, including the jacket lagging blah blah. Add that to the fire hoses we had to transport, coil and uncoil, we all almost die. Lucky the course only 3 days, civil defence folks have to undergo physical training with the face mask and tank, which alone weighs 12.6kg.
All these while we faced the Choa Chu Kang cemetry.
Wearing the stuff is so complicated, preparation takes 10 min. And to compound problems to that, all of us had headaches from the pressure of the air tank. So it was hell for 3 days. We had to put out huge fires that surround us and scorch the hell outta us, move and even crawl in the dark. The extra weight gave me bruises on my knee when I leopard crawled in small tunnels, and I was consuming air from my tank like nobody's business......
Bleah.....imagine my relief when I got my certificate. -
wow .. but i thought u say u r in navy .. y nw in civil defense ??
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Originally posted by SBS3625D:Since I have nothing better to do, might as well tell you about my basic fire-fighting course.
The total equipment weighs a whopping 18kg, including the jacket lagging blah blah. Add that to the fire hoses we had to transport, coil and uncoil, we all almost die. Lucky the course only 3 days, civil defence folks have to undergo physical training with the face mask and tank, which alone weighs 12.6kg. All these while we faced the Choa Chu Kang cemetry.
Wearing the stuff is so complicated, preparation takes 10 min. And to compound problems to that, all of us had headaches from the pressure of the air tank. So it was hell for 3 days. We had to put out huge fires that surround us and scorch the hell outta us, move and even crawl in the dark. The extra weight gave me bruises on my knee when I leopard crawled in small tunnels, and I was consuming air from my tank like nobody's business......
Bleah.....imagine my relief when I got my certificate. -
Originally posted by meltz:wow .. but i thought u say u r in navy .. y nw in civil defense ?? What if the ship caught fire? Well folks, do you know........
That a fire does not as what we normally think, spread physically. Fire spreads by conduction, convection and radiation. I was given a taste of that when we burned down the container. We started a small fire and in less than 5min with us still stuck inside, even the air ignited. Fires started all around us and we had to make a hasty retreat before we die. Of course we started the huge fire to train and put out, which was a scorching experience. At least for my comrades before me.
When I entered the container to put out the "big" fire, it had been sprayed with water so often it became joss-paper fire. -
yr ns seem funOriginally posted by SBS3625D: What if the ship caught fire? Well folks, do you know........
That a fire does not as what we normally think, spread physically. Fire spreads by conduction, convection and radiation. I was given a taste of that when we burned down the container. We started a small fire and in less than 5min with us still stuck inside, even the air ignited. Fires started all around us and we had to make a hasty retreat before we die. Of course we started the huge fire to train and put out, which was a scorching experience. At least for my comrades before me.
When I entered the container to put out the "big" fire, it had been sprayed with water so often it became joss-paper fire. -
Kinda, and I'm fairly well-paid for that.Originally posted by meltz:yr ns seem fun
Tommorrow I'll be streamed into my specific vocation. Chances are I'll man the 76mm gun or I'll become a navigator/radar guy. I hope that my high score in "rules of the road" exam gets me a place in the latter.
Depending on which ship I get posted to after my next course I may even land myself in real-time operations in Iraq. -
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Chio simi?Originally posted by bluejuice: I was snoring while you guys were blading. Not enough sleep last night. -
/ trying to chiong past 1700 post count.
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On ar!!!!!!!!!!
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4 more to goOriginally posted by SBS3625D:On ar!!!!!!!!!!