might be joining the services

[nicandy]

Way to go! I am totally for that. I have served over 20 years in the Canadian Forces, some in the army, and mostly in the air force. I have been smoking for most of that time. As long as you don't give them a reason to test you, they don't like to waste money on witch hunt.

nicandy Reviewed by nicandy on 09-17-2007. might be joining the services So my parents were talking to me about joining the Navy. Because I want to be a nurse and all but school just isn't for me, I can't get into the classes like English math and science I just want to focus on being a Nurse! So the Navy offers that, all you do is train specifically to be a nurse, you don't need to take English math or science and you get you license to be a nurse. That sounds awesome right? Yeah well I smoke bud every day, multiple times each day. And I'm not sure if that means Rating: 5

[higher4hockey]

because i live to correct grammitical errors

[geonagual]

I smoked hash and weed occasionally while I was in the military for seven years..never failed a drug test cause I am good like that..hmmhmm

[rebgirl420]

apparently, I seen my positive rep you gave me about 'their". But seriously hun, why are you here if you dont smoke and you think theres "more important things to do than smoke weed"?

[geonagual]

cause he likes hanging with stoners cause we are some smart motherfuckers who think and live outside the box of reality.

[higher4hockey]

because even though sine of the smokers on this site make me want to bash my head off the walls with their crazy liberal views......this is a pretty cool message board and i used to smoke...so sometimes i can relate. and i dont konw if you've noticed or not, but there are a lot of conversations on here that dont involve weed.

[rebgirl420]

haha see thats what i wanted to here geo haha

[thecreator]

yeah i know there are and this might be an opportunity I shouldn't give up
What should I expect if I go into the Navy?I don't have much idea...

No one truly knows except you in the situation. I think it varies from person to person but from what I've read from a few letters its just tedious and nerve wrecking. IDK his words not mine. I think if you want to be a nurse and those are the means best suited for you then go right ahead. Who know, in three years you could find the discipline for school and get a doctorate......the sky's the limit and the only constant in any of your dreams or desires is you:thumbsup:

[higher4hockey]

what geo said.

[sm0k3w33d]

true that:jointsmile: