#conditional release

This action Figure is to cool Not to think how lit a Second Appearance of the Joker would have been in the dark knight Trilogy....

I really like the Granades under the cape Picture

The popular fan theory suggests Heath Ledger's Joker in The Dark Knight was a traumatized ex-military (possibly special ops or interrogation specialist) who developed his chaotic nature and skills from horrific experiences, perhaps involving chemical weapons or botched operations, explaining his lack of identity, military knowledge, tactical genius, and hatred for order, as detailed in Patton Oswalt's theory on Facebook. This theory posits he was erased from records, leading to his anarchy, though some point to fingerprint data as a contradiction.

This video explains the fan theory that the Joker is an ex-military intelligence officer:

Construction Contract & Lien Basics that Will Get You Paid Faster: Waiver and Release Best Practices

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I have a lot to update about. I am a little annoyed with myself for not updating this earlier!

About two months ago I found out through the HS2 that my flight physical will not transfer over. She wished me luck and sent me on my way; no matter, I am glad I know that I can pass a first class flight physical.

I have secured a position volunteering 3 hours a week at Seattle Children's Hospital, for which I am extremely excited!!! I need to complete a minimum of 80 hours in 6 months. Depending on how that goes I may volunteer more with them, I have a foot in the door though. Which is great considering how difficult it is to apply!

Got all my E4 sign-off's completed. Now I just need to take the test. For some reason I felt like a fire got lit under me and I had a burning urge to move forward sooner rather than later. I approached my Command Master Chief with what I had completed in my conditional release package and let him go over it. He suggested some structure changes within the memorandum. I also showed it to my department head, Bosun. He agreed with Master Chief and just about smacked me over the head for waiting as long as I did to tell him, "Sir, I am going to see a recruiter."

He has been so supportive of my decision that he gave me time during the work day to schedule my appointment with a recruiter. I had created a list of all near-by recruiting stations so I was ready to make calls right away. I started near Ft. Lewis-McChord and found a recruiter whom had done WOFT packets before. I made the appointment for the 24th of May (today, at the time of this writing).

I did not get to talk to the recruiter whom had done the WOFT packets as he was at a Dental Appointment. I had sensed during the two phone calls I had placed to him that he seemed un-interested which was worrisome. And when I found out he was out of the office for our appointment I fought the urge to shake my head. It was as if all the things I had heard about recruiters was coming true before my eyes. While waiting in the office I observed all the other enlistees, high schoolers,  talk to the recruiters like they were pals. Their shaggy hair cuts were very amusing and brought me back to when I was processing for the Coast Guard. Of course, I was extremely respectful and addressed the recruiters, all E6 and above with the proper respect that is expected of military members. They definitely showed me respect and I noticed there was no buddy-buddy theme to our conversations, which I was pleased with.

After waiting for 45 minutes I finally was directed to talk to another member whom had put people through WOFT. He basically confirmed everything I already knew but emphasized the PT test, something I had not really given much thought too. So I made a mental note to start training in earnest to score well above the standard on the PT test. That was perhaps, the biggest thing I took away today. That, and of course a signed conditional release form (DD-368)! As I was walking out the recruiter I was originally supposed to see walked in. We introduced ourselves and I quickly found out his tour was ending in 2 months which gave reason as to my initial concern about his lack of interest. So I will be working with the one I had talked too today, whom still has two years left in his tour. 

Once I get the form signed by my commanding officer I will be able to start scheduling tests and physicals etc. I need to pass my E4 test first however... Which will take at least another few weeks. In all honesty, it should already be done. Either way, soon I will have a signed conditional release in hand!

I apologize for summarizing as much as I did, usually my posts are much more detailed but I had a lot to write about.