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shocked via lauraarualNovember 12 2011
“— http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/m9mm7/reddit_my_dad_plays_this_every_morning_and_night/c2z7v6xI was in the army back in 2003 (German Bundeswehr). There was this man who was something like Master Seargent (don't know how to compare the ranks right - it's called Stabsfeldwebel). Anyway, this man was my personal hero. He's been there fore 20 years and had still 10 years to come. Nothing could bother him. One of the basic rules is to wear a cap when you're outside. He just didn't do it, because he didn't give a fuck, and no officer ever said anything because of his age he had every right to do what ever wanted and that's just how he rolled. This "I really don't give a fuck"-attitude went with everything. We spent some weeks together at a training camp for the soldiers going to afghanistan (our job was to manage the "role players" who play terrorists and civilians and such). We got some "certificates" as a thank you and he threw it in a trash can immediately, because he got so many of those meaningless papers in his career. That taught me something back in the day (That and the fact that it was me who had do "design" this crap with Microsoft Word).
He was one of the calmest and relaxed dudes I ever met. He put himself in a position of absolute uselessness, the assistant of some other useless seargent. He had absolute nothing to do the whole day, and that was what he ever wanted. So he sat in his office the whole day playing Windows Games. If I remember correctly his Pinball record is above 600 millionen. I saw him playing with a dozen balls (no homo) at once on the screen like it's nothing. Of all 32.000 combinations that are possible in patience, he got 99 per cent (the last per cent isn't possible afair).
I don't know if I wanted to go to war with him. But if there's ever a future where war is done by simple computer games, I know who I would put in charge.
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