Originally Posted by Dogma20001

Would it help if Isay had a major interest in looking at other guy's penises, or does that come naturally after the training.

Originally Posted by Dogma20001

Would it help if Isay had a major interest in looking at other guy's penises, or does that come naturally after the training.

Originally Posted by Dogma20001

Ask the DI's if they like gladiator movies. Or if they have ever been in a mens locker room. New meat

Originally Posted by USMCTrooper

Make sure you speed up and down on town roads and the Pike since you're almost troopers anyway.......this weekly class thing is just a formality.

Originally Posted by j809

Dogma likes the

Originally Posted by 94c

don't ask, don't tell.

Originally Posted by Poker

Best Advice to 79th: Don't believe anything you read in this thread.

Originally Posted by mkpnt

In order to cutdown on stress they encourage you to bring your cellphone...so you can keep in touch with loved ones.

Originally Posted by Mikey682

The troops already heard about "growin' up Gotti" at orientation

Originally Posted by 78thrifleman

I missed that one. Can you elaborate?

Originally Posted by Dane

The SPA is a real burden on the New Braintree water supply. Therefore, wait until lights out before flushing any of the toilets.

Originally Posted by copcop

Dont forget to ask the DI's if you can see the famous toilet...

Originally Posted by Dogma20001

Yeah I am.

Originally Posted by Dogma20001

Yeah I am.

Originally Posted by USMCTrooper

Maybe when your eyes are closed but either way, not for long.

Originally Posted by fenwayfan

Is anyone feeling any sorrow for what's going to happen to Dogma2001?

Dog...make sure you take lots of pictures your first day and send lots of postcards since your stay will be very short.

You should have listened to the advice written on this site over and over again...stay off this site

Originally Posted by Dogma20001

Oh yeah, I should be packing it in real soon. My experience with boot camps is that the people who brag about how tough it is are the ones that barely made it through. And for some reason it becomes their whole reason of existence. "When I was in the academy"crap. The majority of people will tell you yeah it was hard but not that hard, just alot of yelling and running. I love it when people try to compare this to BUD'straining and the like. For alot of people this will be the toughest 6 months they ever had, for others, not even close. Either way, I'm going to get some beers tonight and to who ever is going on Monday, Good Luck, see you there. Talk to ya in 6 months.

Originally Posted by Dogma20001

Either way, I'm going to get some beers tonight and to who ever is going on Monday, Good Luck, see you there. Talk to ya in 6 months.

Originally Posted by Dogma20001

Wow, one the the people I was talking about right there. Whole life is "I'm a State Trooper", doesn't get enough of it on the job, has to go to boards and preach about how special he is and how hard the academy is. It's like the people I work with that wear the "We Walk the toughest beat" DOC T-shirts every where. Your'e probably one of those troopers that says " I don't flash my badge to try to pick up girls" and I believe you, cause you are probably one of those guys that I see all the time wearing clothes with the State Police emblem somewhere on it whenever they are out in public. Joke.

Originally Posted by 40th MPOC#309

I'll bet he isn't even in the 79th....Just a shit-stirrer with a big spoon.

Originally Posted by nirtallica

By the way, didn't you get turned down and got in on an appeal?

Originally Posted by Killjoy

BUD/S :Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training ; the brutally tough introductory school for recruits wishing to be SEALS. It is known for subjecting recruits to incredibly difficult physical tests, high mental stress, and sleep deprivation. In order to wear the coveted trident of a SEAL, this is the first step. Widely regarded as some the toughest training in any military branch.

Originally Posted by Killjoy

It's too bad this thread took a nasty turn, I started it as a joke, but some kook always has to prove his manhood by trash-talking things they know nothing about. No one has ever stated that the MSP academy is equivalent to BUDS training, I specifically posted in a previous thread that it was NOT as difficult as BUDS training.

But consider this; the MSP academy has a dropout rate of about 33%, giving it a much higher dropout rate than Army Basic Military Training (about 8%), or Marine Corp Recruit Training (about 16%). The reasons for dropouts are many; it could be family issues, a legitimate concern with average age of the MSP recruit being 27 whereas the average age for the Marine recruit is 18, lack of physical fitness or physical problems, or simply a desire to ecape a high-stress environment. There are no predictors that ensure success at the academy; former officers, former military of ALL branches (some combat veterans), marathon runners or muscle heads, and persons with law degrees have all quit the program. This is not a meant to scare anyone, it is statement of fact.

To those of you starting in the 79th, I have this advice for you:
-Keep your mouth shut....loose lips, sink ships.
-Assume nothing...no one attending the 79th can say "BTDT" with a straight face.
-Spend as much time with your family on weekend as you can... because come Monday you need to get your head in the game with no distractions.
-Don't let your "friends" drag you down...one moment of indiscretion on the rotten weekend can be your downfall.
-Getting to this point is a compliment to your character, but remember it ENTITLES you to NOTHING...the badge, boot & breeches are EARNED not given.

I truly wish those of you departing for New Braintree on Monday good luck!

Originally Posted by Dogma20001

Oh yeah, I should be packing it in real soon. My experience with boot camps is that the people who brag about how tough it is are the ones that barely made it through. And for some reason it becomes their whole reason of existence. "When I was in the academy"crap. The majority of people will tell you yeah it was hard but not that hard, just alot of yelling and running. I love it when people try to compare this to BUD'straining and the like. For alot of people this will be the toughest 6 months they ever had, for others, not even close. Either way, I'm going to get some beers tonight and to who ever is going on Monday, Good Luck, see you there. Talk to ya in 6 months.

Originally Posted by bozco

OH I FEEL SO BAD FOR YOU. YOU REEEAAAALLLLYYYY!!!!! NEED TO TALK TO BIG IRISH.

Originally Posted by Killjoy

It's too bad this thread took a nasty turn, I started it as a joke, but some kook always has to prove his manhood by trash-talking things they know nothing about. No one has ever stated that the MSP academy is equivalent to BUDS training, I specifically posted in a previous thread that it was NOT as difficult as BUDS training.

But consider this; the MSP academy has a dropout rate of about 33%, giving it a much higher dropout rate than Army Basic Military Training (about 8%), or Marine Corp Recruit Training (about 16%). The reasons for dropouts are many; it could be family issues, a legitimate concern with average age of the MSP recruit being 27 whereas the average age for the Marine recruit is 18, lack of physical fitness or physical problems, or simply a desire to ecape a high-stress environment. There are no predictors that ensure success at the academy; former officers, former military of ALL branches (some combat veterans), marathon runners or muscle heads, and persons with law degrees have all quit the program. This is not a meant to scare anyone, it is statement of fact.

Originally Posted by Tango

Good Luck, keep your eyes on the prize...one day at a time

78th, here's to "some" senority in a few months

Originally Posted by mtc

Hey Tango -
April 15th is coming, go west young'un and stay safe.

Originally Posted by Rock

I can almost feel the butterflys for all of you going to New Braintree in the morning. Just rememer...They don't really know you and it's nothing personal. Everything you'll be getting, the person standing next to you is getting too.

DISCIPLINE!!!!!!

Originally Posted by Dogma20001

Wow, one the the people I was talking about right there. Whole life is "I'm a State Trooper", doesn't get enough of it on the job, has to go to boards and preach about how special he is and how hard the academy is. It's like the people I work with that wear the "We Walk the toughest beat" DOC T-shirts every where. Your'e probably one of those troopers that says " I don't flash my badge to try to pick up girls" and I believe you, cause you are probably one of those guys that I see all the time wearing clothes with the State Police emblem somewhere on it whenever they are out in public. Joke.

Originally Posted by bbelichick

So you heard that, too huh?

B Troop here you come.

Originally Posted by bbelichick

So you heard that, too huh?

B Troop here you come.

Originally Posted by USMCTrooper

Dogma wasn't asked to come Day One. If he is even on a list, its backfill at best. He must be extremely naive to think we don't already know who he is.....

Originally Posted by Wolfman

Well, if you Google "dogma20001" you find this little gem (might not want to click if you're at work or there are young kids around)
http://myadultster.net/profile.php?m...wprofile&u=602

Originally Posted by graveyardsleeper

Anyone hear of how many are gone after day 1.