My boyfriend's brother is a Marine. He is over in Afghanistan right now. Just had a baby, he's 20, and isn't home for the kid. I know this isn't the case for everyone, but I've only seen it do bad things to my friends and people I know.

That is scary... less

My hubs was gonna join when we were younger but the recruiter thought the way to motivate him into joining was to question his manhood because at the time he was unemployed. Told him he wasn't a man because I was the one working instead of him. He got up walked out and never looked back. less

As for suggestions, I agree with those who said about more oral on women and more diversity in body types

Oh, by the way, the character who was really annoying to me in Lost in PR was Allison. The way she was screaming and talking all the time... less

As for suggestions, I agree with those who said about more oral on women and more diversity in body types

Oh, by the way, the character who was really annoying to me in Lost in PR was Allison. The way she was screaming and talking all the time... less

A few kids I went to college with were marines. One was perfectly fine. The other got mean when he was drunk, threw me against a wall once because he said something told him to. It was terrifying. People calmed him down but I was scared the rest of my time at school. less

A few kids I went to college with were marines. One was perfectly fine. The other got mean when he was drunk, threw me against a wall once because he said something told him to. It was terrifying. People calmed him down but I was scared the rest of my time at school. less

In 2007 Reid was charged with second degree rape and multiple counts of burglary for an assault on a Washington State University student. The incident took place in September of that year, and Reid was originally released in October 2007 on a $200,000 bail paid for by his girlfriend. On December 22, 2008 he was convicted after jury deliberations that lasted just three hours,[3] and given a life sentence for his crime.[4] That conviction was affirmed in April, 2010, by the Washington Court of Appeals, which rejected Reid's claims that his trial lawyer had been ineffective and that the evidence against him had been insufficient.[5] In September, 2010, the Washington State Supreme Court denied further review in the case.[6] He is currently incarcerated at the Stafford Creek Corrections Center in Aberdeen, Washington. His Department of Corrections number is 324543. He will be eligible for parole after serving 9 years of his sentence less