FRIENDS TALK

[Nyx]

Hughes!! *launches into a crying fit*

[Trishina]

lol ^^ *drinks coffee*

[KoYue]

Naru-chan, you okay?

[Athos]

Yeah, that is what his rank was. It's my favorite rank. Above a fullbird, but below a Major Gen.

[Trishina]

oh ok.

[Athos]

haha. I'm getting free ringtones and I'm lovin it.

[Trishina]

lol good enjoy it.

[Athos]

oh i am..anyways, how is your job going?

[Trishina]

I'm enjoying it my colleagues are great to work with though sometimes we receive threats and stuff it's still fun working with them.

[Athos]

I got that quite a bit when I was working for the county. I'm guessing your working for a criminal law lawyer?

[Pink Supervisor|EL]

aww don't cry Naru ^_^

well Athos GL with that ^_^ btw how can you become a B.Gen. when ur not in the military?

[Trishina]

lol athos true nice guess. One time someone sent flowers to us with a note "flowers for your grave".

[Pink Supervisor|EL]

...i'd demand the return adress and then question the person ^_^

[Athos]

by law they can't. they just have to represent the poor bastard. The one they should be mad at is the judge and or jury.

EL: There is only 1 way to become a Brigadier General without being in the military (for the most part). Out of the history (in my case) of the United States Air Force, only two people have been promoted to Brigadier General without military service (for the most part). When that status is granted, then it is usually noted as Brigadier General (honorary). Those two people were: (1)Richard D. Anderson (who played as Maj. Gen. Jack O'Neil in Stargate SG-1, and (2) James Stewart (famous movie actor who joined the USAAC). The Air Force Association awards it to individuals for various reasons. (For those of you who are wondering/ remembering, yes I did receive a medal from the Air Force Association).

[Cloud Leonhart]

It must be pretty difficult, if only two people did it.

[Athos]

Kinda sorta. From what I have read, they just portrayed the Air Force in a positive light via media...