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What is cadetship? Cadet ship is a grim struggle of winning supremacy over oneself.

What is a parrot?Of all the queer birds i ever did see, the parrot is the one that has no secrecy. He talks to much about his life in the hut, that is why one day he was finally shot, so that a cadet without secrecy and discipline will someday meet the parrots end.

What is an upperclassman? An upperclassman is a simple handshake of recognition that gives him a title of an immaculate. He is a fully developed animal that has gone through the dim world of plebe hood. After asking the question, what is the reason of all the sufferings under his superiors? He has endured pain, gave sweat, and came near the end of his temperament. Now, he is the king of all kings, the master of all things, the roaring thunder of the Corps. He has the strength of a bull and the growling voice of the lion, the fury of a tiger, the cruelty of the beast and the penetrating stare of an eagle that scrutinizes even the slightest error of a dumb guard. But these are the mere roles they have to play in the analysis of their real character, an upperclassman is a good brother, a best friend and a refined individual who will soon become an officer and an a gentleman

What is a combat Shoes? A combat shoe is but a rear extension wrapped around my foot that adds discomfort while doing the duck walk sir!

Hows your wife? My wife is the simplest and the most beautiful to live with but the most complex to understand. My wife, Sir, needs constant love and care. Every day, I have to wipe her face, her breast, her body and everything below her. Often sir, I have to undress and dissect her into parts in order to ensure everything is spic and span. That is my wife sir, my wife is Cal. 5.56, Cal 7.62, Cal 45 and Cal. 38 Sir!

What is a Kiss? A kiss when all is said what is a kiss? It is an oath of allegiance taken at a close proximity, a promise more precise a seal

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