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Date Posted: 14:23:01 05/13/01 Sun
Author: .
Author Host/IP: D-128-95-102-173.dhcp.washington.edu / 128.95.102.173
Subject: Re: Oops
In reply to: 4th 's message, "Oops" on 19:47:40 05/07/01 Mon

First of all, if you didn't want to get into military at all, you shouldn't even consider it because of certain fiancial situation. Since you consider military four years ago and again today, it must mean a lot to you in some way... All I mean is that don't worry about the future today, and don't close the door to something you have always wanted(military).
Anyway, I apologize if the last message offense you in someway.

>**That last post should have read:
>
>There
>>is no absolutely right or wrong choice.
>
>Correct me if I'm wrong, but at no point in the
>previous post did I make such an assertion.
>
>
>
>> Don't try to figure everything out all at once,
>>future has its own way of solving the problem...
>
>What exactly is the 'problem' you speak of here? I
>would argue that by keeping the greatest number of
>opportunities available,
>one effectively postpones such judgment, allowing for
>a more educated decision in the end.
>
>And, by the way, who are you?

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