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This was a dangerous thing for him to have done in more ways than life and limb; serving in a foreign militia could also theoretically cause him to lose his US citizenship. While this is unlikely, it could happen - at the very least I have to imagine Mr, Jeon is going to be on a watch list for the rest of his life, with a 100% rate of "random security screenings" when he flies.

 Leigen_Zero wrote:
Currently, even though I'm not doing 12-18hour days, my life seems to revolve around get up - work - sleep, no time and/or money to go out and enjoy myself or purchase luxuries that would make my pitiful existence more bearable, Seriously sometime when I leave the office I hope the zombie apocalypse has started, because at least it'll be a decent break in routine...

If you hate what you do to the point of hoping for the end of civilization, you may need to consider doing something else.

 Ahtman wrote:

 Leigen_Zero wrote:
Currently, even though I'm not doing 12-18hour days, my life seems to revolve around get up - work - sleep, no time and/or money to go out and enjoy myself or purchase luxuries that would make my pitiful existence more bearable, Seriously sometime when I leave the office I hope the zombie apocalypse has started, because at least it'll be a decent break in routine...

If you hate what you do to the point of hoping for the end of civilization, you may need to consider doing something else.

Maybe he's burnt his bridges with other options.

 Cheesecat wrote:

 Ahtman wrote:

 Leigen_Zero wrote:
Currently, even though I'm not doing 12-18hour days, my life seems to revolve around get up - work - sleep, no time and/or money to go out and enjoy myself or purchase luxuries that would make my pitiful existence more bearable, Seriously sometime when I leave the office I hope the zombie apocalypse has started, because at least it'll be a decent break in routine...

If you hate what you do to the point of hoping for the end of civilization, you may need to consider doing something else.

Maybe he's burnt his bridges with other options.

That happens sometimes when there are zombies about.

 Ahtman wrote:

 Leigen_Zero wrote:
Currently, even though I'm not doing 12-18hour days, my life seems to revolve around get up - work - sleep, no time and/or money to go out and enjoy myself or purchase luxuries that would make my pitiful existence more bearable, Seriously sometime when I leave the office I hope the zombie apocalypse has started, because at least it'll be a decent break in routine...

If you hate what you do to the point of hoping for the end of civilization, you may need to consider doing something else.

It's less hating what I do, and more about hating the fact that I can predict what I will be doing in the next 7days with approximately a 90% accuracy rate, because my routine has become that monotonous, and quite frankly, we've had a good run, but the species is kind of screwing things up a little too much now...

 Leigen_Zero wrote:

 Ahtman wrote:

 Leigen_Zero wrote:
Currently, even though I'm not doing 12-18hour days, my life seems to revolve around get up - work - sleep, no time and/or money to go out and enjoy myself or purchase luxuries that would make my pitiful existence more bearable, Seriously sometime when I leave the office I hope the zombie apocalypse has started, because at least it'll be a decent break in routine...

If you hate what you do to the point of hoping for the end of civilization, you may need to consider doing something else.

It's less hating what I do, and more about hating the fact that I can predict what I will be doing in the next 7days with approximately a 90% accuracy rate, because my routine has become that monotonous, and quite frankly, we've had a good run, but the species is kind of screwing things up a little too much now...

. If you really want to change your routine, then get a new job or join some kind of charity. Hoping for some kind of oblivion of society will not get you anywhere.


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 Testify wrote:
I know I'm not the only guy in England waiting for more riots.

I don't care if i'm one of the looters or one of the vigilante mob, just something interesting damnit.

Or you could join a few local clubs/charities and contribute something useful instead of hoping and waiting for the destruction of local communities.

 Cheesecat wrote:

Not if you obey the signs.

Obviously, if you obey the signs in Canada then it's safe... Try that round here and see how safe it is

 AlexHolker wrote:

 azazel the cat wrote:
Seriously, the kid claims the first time he ever picked up an assault rifle, he was able to keep calm while under fire and land a headshot on a moving target from the back of a moving truck...

One headshot out of sixty. That seems reasonable.

With no training, on full auto? It was an extremely lucky shot, if it was even him (and it actually happened).