^ Then you sit on the porcelain for eating all them fries. HAHA

 

I know what you mean. Half-way through those things and you start to get that feeling of wanting to stop on a normal day.

 

I always try to finish my CAF in one sitting, unfortunately, they dont taste very good the next day.

 

Aren't they called super fries?

Good job and staying out of the race and coming back to the scene and letting them know the story.

 

haha i dont think marine guy got what you said haha.

 

I don't either. I wouldn't believe a Marine would drive by without stopping no matter how small the accident.

 

i live in SoCal, i drive by accidents everyday

 

A Marine is not a Paramedic and a Paramedic is not a Marine.

Whether a person stops or not, it really depends on the situation of the circumstances, and also the characteristics of a person to that situation. It doesn't matter whether your in the military or not or whatever job it is, if its not your job to stop then some people won't its as simple as that, it's life. People pass accidents all day, yeah maybe here n there some people stop to help. I personally atleast try to call 911, but If I feel like someone is badly hurt I'll stop.

Being in the military doesn't mean your obligated to stop at a accident scene, thats just a characteristic of someone, regardless of who or what you are. A Marine signs up to fight and defend his country, whether he chooses to stop or not at a accident scene, thats on him, not if hes a marine or not.

 

It has nothing to do with your job. I'm not sure about the soldiers you all serve with, but my soldiers would always stop to see if someone needed assistant. Just beacuse they aren't paramedics doesn't mean they can't ask if they need someone to call for them. Do you know how many people lose their cell phones when they get plowed into by another car? They tend to go flying.

The point was that soldiers should have SELFLESS SERVICE and assist any person in any way possible.

I bet you guys don't even hold the door for strangers going into a building either.

 

Nope, thats not me, I'd probably stop myself at a accident scene like i said, especially if I felt or see someone is hurt. Then it really depend on a circumstance, if I was in a super hurry and needed to get somewhere, I might drop a 911 call or carry on to my destination cause I know help will arrive. And Yes I hold the doors for people to enter, my momma taught me well, and I'm not in the military.

Hey are any of your soldiers one of those "gangs in the military" guys?? Just curious, not all soldiers are bright men

 

lol people are people but right now the point he wqas trying to make was just misconcepted buy one person and consequently blew out of proportion. by the way corpsman right hurrr haha. not all people in the military are the same. but if you are on the field you dont want your fellow people to leave you hanging i think is the point he was just trying to prove just to put it in other words.

 

Well I am an officer in the Navy and been in 8 yrs. So both of you shut up!



To the OP, I am glad you stopped and talked to the cops. Kid street racing deserves some jail.

 

Since officers can't date enlisted you probably don't have many boyfriend options when you're out to sea do you? i kid i kid

One of my close friends from high school was a nuke for 8 years down at kingsbay.

 

daym enough with the military talk. i already hate work and yall taking it to the forums jeez. lol

 

damn, i've been wanting to join the military since highschool but unfortunately i'm a bit overweight

but op did good in my book.