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Originally posted by elevenband18B:
i am prior active army, spent 3 yrs with the 3/75 ranger rgt as a 11B and 5 yrs with the 5 sfg as a 18B (special forces weapons sergeant) and my last two years of active duty as a jumpmaster at benning and now im a mp in the army national guard and work full time as a arkansas state police officer.

not you again,dont you think that someone who has that much experience in the military would be a little old for video games, next time you lie make sure the lie your telling is beliveble first

I'll make sure that everyone over at SOCNET chews on any of you posers. Anyone who lies about service disgraces those who really have BTDT (and 11b, if you really are who you say you are, you should at least be able to tell me what BTDT means).

let the guys at SOCNET cental f*ck em up (BTDT = Been There Done That )

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not you again,dont you think that someone who has that much experience in the military would be a little old for video games, next time you lie make sure the lie your telling is beliveble first

I'm not saying I believe him, and I'm not saying I don't. I'm just saying that if you do the math, "that much experience in the military" only puts him in his thirties. There are plenty of people much older than that playing video games. I know when I retire, all I'm going to do is play video games! Beats spying on the neighbors any day!

By the way, I've been in the Army National Guard (New Mexico) since 2003. I enlisted as a 13B (cannon crewman), and recently my unit transitioned to 11B. Still, I'd never seen BTDT. Of course I know what it means to have "been there; done that," but I've never seen anyone write it down as an acronym. No disrespect, but I don't really understand how that proves he's an infantryman or not.

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I know when I retire, all I'm going to do is play video games! Beats spying on the neighbors any day!

LOL now that you mention it so will I