bro this is using exceptions to the rule as the general rule.
again the exception the rule,outlier and uncommon in the general population but still trueDepends on how much botox you've used or to which plastic surgeon you went.
You also forgot one Genetics can result in early or just normal gray hair too.
yeah early age gray hair is a genetic thing to apparently i did some quick reading about the topic on the internet,you know to fact check myself etc.You also forgot one Genetics can result in early or just normal gray hair too.
There is a history of it in my family but that wasn't the point neither was the commonality of it.
marty-mclean was I believe just pointing out that wrinkles around the eye's.
Is normally a better indicator of age than hair colour.
Especially if you take into account dying hair is still more common and these days that's for both sexes.
Than say Botox.
seems to me more like a statement off fact/general standerd, sure maybe he ment something else but i can only read what he wrote not what he ment.
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he'd have to go to a 4 year college to make Lt. Doesn't matter at what age he enlisted.
military college right? Westpoint is the most well known but i'm sure it isn't the only one out there.
You can also go to a regular college, they do have things where an enlisted can basically go on furlough from the military to attend college then come back go through officer training and then be commissioned. But no matter how you slice it in the modern US military you're not going to get a butter bar, without a 4 year degree.
*runs out to a nearby college to apply for a social science degree to score his butter bar*
if you're joining the marines sure
They also have to think your degree will be of some benefit to the branch as well.
3p0 how many times do I have to tell you, crayons are snacks. Don't waste the wax, man!
A lot of not Service Academy universities have either Army, Navy(Marine Corps) or Air Force ROTC units, not to mention any A&M, VMI or The Citadel.
what? why wouldn't a social degree be useful in the army,they are all people to
Honestly there are probably a few running around, there's like quotas and limits. I had friends that went to language school with me as enlisted people because the Air Force told them they weren't commissioning anymore officers that year with their particular degrees.what? why wouldn't a social degree be useful in the army,they are all people to
honestly i could see a few social degree's being MP officer's. then again i never went into the defence sector so can't really say it actually happens.
