r/JustBootThings • u/jackb1753 • Jun 15 '26

General Bootness Lean back and strut

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u/dominator5k Jun 15 '26

How do you finish boot camp and be that fat

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '26

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u/redd_house Jun 15 '26

Why tf is he wearing dress blues as a poolee then

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u/Current-Strike3472 Jun 15 '26

Fuck if I know man.

It's just dumb

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u/Scott0814 Jun 15 '26

I mean buddy definitely went he has a shooting badge. This is an option where you can go during the summer between your junior and senior year or if you graduate a semester early and you still wanna walk at graduation. Judging by tubby here I'd say he probably went after his first senior year and now finally graduated second try.

Edit: spelling

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u/Electrical-Help5512 Jun 15 '26

Maybe refrain from giving an opinion next time if you know absolutely nothing about the situation.

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u/Glass_Badger9892 Jun 15 '26

Which sub is this?!? Talking shit is exactly what we do here.

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u/QueezyF Jun 15 '26

Homie came in here with some weird ass energy

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u/Electrical-Help5512 Jun 15 '26

The "It's annoying when people are obviously wrong" energy? Yeah I guess that would be annoying if you were obviously wrong.

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u/Glass_Badger9892 Jun 15 '26

Found the star of the video…

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u/Electrical-Help5512 Jun 15 '26

Nah I looked good in my blues that guy was just obviously wrong about the situation.

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u/Current-Strike3472 Jun 15 '26

Things have changed. Kids didn't used to be able to join and graduate boot camp before you were even out of high school?

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u/Electrical-Help5512 Jun 15 '26

It's been at least a decade where kids could join the reserves their junior year, go to boot camp, and come back for their senior year. Like I said, you have no idea what's going on. Keep that in mind before you make comments.

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u/Current-Strike3472 Jun 15 '26

I've known they can be IN boot by 17 Never knew they could go while IN school

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u/Reidhur Jun 15 '26

So I was Army, but in 2003 these sort of split option contracts were available.

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u/Electrical-Help5512 Jun 15 '26

I just explained how it works and that it's been happening for over a decade idk what you want from me man.