I don't see why you need to be so critical of him.
So tell me, how exactly have you "worked" towards realising your
dream of being a Fighter Pilot?
I wont put it as simplistic. I'd say its plain childish. And dun
get started on me here buddy. I once thought like u. And I'm not
that old in case u were wondering. In fact I think we are of the
same age.
I used to think that heck everything, just so long as i can be
an air force pilot, I'd fuck everything else in the world. U think
that the rank and wateva other pay or shit doesnt matter. Heck yea
in NCC this is the case. I dont care whether I'm a cadet lieutenant
ot cadet captain. U think that being able to fly is enough. U seem
to believe that ur passion in flying is able to keep ur dreams
flying high. Guess what? U're wrong. Thinking like this shows that
u are only not ready for a career in the military.
I'm pretty much the same as ya. I'm not contemplating a career
in SIA, at least not yet, not while I havent tasted life in the air
force yet. My dream is to be a fighter pilot. But unlike u, I work
for my dream instead of just sitting here chatting in the forum
wondering whether posting more stuff here would get me a better
chance at hitting the jackpot. So, 'wake up ur bloody idea', as my
seniors used to tell me, and instead work on getting ur results, ur
fitness and other vital aspects ready.
Erm... bloodsucker, I figured you might have misunderstood my
words.
I'm only here to ask for information and the procedures
regarding RSAF... The above stated is only a personal comment so I
dun think there's any reason for you to take it that seriously.
Just to clarify with you, I'm not here to talk big and
dream and expect things to happen, and I'm
WORKING for it. Although the only thing I can do
is training myself and preparing for NS, which I believe most males
are/will do the same thing as well.
