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Two things Navy SEALS are always taught:

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Two things Navy SEALS are always taught:

1. Keep your priorities in order

2. Know when to act without hesitation

A college professor, an avowed atheist and active in
the ACLU, was teaching his class. He shocked several of his
students when he flatly stated that for once and for all he was going to
prove there was no God.
Addressing the ceiling he shouted:

"GOD, if you are real, then I want you to knock me
off this platform. I'll give you exactly 15 minutes!!!!!"

The lecture room fell silent. You could hear a pin
drop. Ten minutes went by.

" I'm waiting God, if you're real, knock me off this
platform!!!!"

Again after 4 minutes, the professor taunted God
saying,

"Here I am, God!!! I'm still waiting!!!"
His count down got down to the last couple of
seconds when a SEAL, just released from the Navy after serving overseas and
newly registered in the class, walked up to the Professor.
The SEAL hit him full force in the face, and sent the Professor
tumbling from his lofty platform. The Professor was out cold!! The
students were stunned and shocked. They began to babble in confusion. The
SEAL nonchalantly took his seat in the front row and sat silent. The
class looked at him and fell silent.....waiting. Eventually, the professor
came to and was noticeably shaken. He looked at the SEAL in the
front row. When the professor regained his senses and could speak he
shouted:

"What the hell is the matter with you?! Why did you
do that!?"

"God was really busy protecting America's soldiers,
who are protecting your right to say stupid things and act like a
jerk!!! So he sent me!!"

ONE NATION UNDER GOD!!!
Leroy


..I knew I was an unwanted baby when I saw my bath toys were a toaster and a radio...

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I am just a deck jockey with a fully automatic M4A1, adjustable shoulderstock, etc....





So you DO admit to being in the Navy? :D




I'm just giving you shit bro. I have friends who are SEAL's so I give them as much shit as I can. One really good friend that had two of the most hardcore jobs in the Air Force BEFORE he turned down an NFL contract to become a SEAL. I still think he should have played for a year or two just to get a nest egg before he went to BUDS. Dave's just crazy like that. :D

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can you swim 3 miles with no wetsuit in 43 f. water?

in buds you do that two times a day

i have watch buds training in person for 3 day of there hell week.
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All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you. J. R. T.

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True or not it's good shit.........but SEALs are pussies. :D




:ph34r::D:ph34r::D:P:P:D:ph34r:
Oh man, this has got to be one of the funniest and most unbelievable threads I have ever seen. Is anyone here a SEAL? Keep this thing going, I have never seen anything funnier in my entire life. A "deck? jockey" with a collapsible butt stock:Dfully automatic:ph34r:. HAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA:ph34r:

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2. Know when to act without hesitation

One must always evaluate the situation and possible outsomes.....



"Know when to act" and "Always evaluate" are worlds apart.

Dicking around for 15 min evaluating whether to bash a proffesor in the teeth is a lifetime.

That kind of dithering is unacceptable.

t
It's the year of the Pig.

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2. Know when to act without hesitation

One must always evaluate the situation and possible outsomes.....



"Know when to act" and "Always evaluate" are worlds apart.

Dicking around for 15 min evaluating whether to bash a proffesor in the teeth is a lifetime.

That kind of dithering is unacceptable.

t



Good point but consider this...he was not under fire when "2. Know when to act without hesitation" is an absolute requirement. If true, he had time to evaluate the situation and possible outcomes.

You always have time to evaluate. You no not always have the same amount of time to evaluate.

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