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Gooby pls.

3 months is still honeymoon period.

yeah...

were you surviving on cold retort pouch rations? did you have to pee into a hole in the ground? Did you have to go without showering for 5 days straight? Did you have to march 10-20km/day to objectives?

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same with off-shore work. work as a team of 4-5 and you're never more than 5m away from them the whole stint you're there. and if the person who is supposed to take your place isn't on the helicopter... it's a good chance you're not going home. apparently a lot of grown men cry at those moments

yeah...

were you surviving on cold retort pouch rations? did you have to pee into a hole in the ground? Did you have to go without showering for 5 days straight? Did you have to march 10-20km/day to objectives?

gooby pls

Change that to cous cous and 7 days without a shower and that was year 7 camp for me and most Australians

Jus sayin brah, your army trainin ain't got nothin on what we put our prepubescent girls through...

You do have unusually tough penalties for lost ammunition, though...

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