Home on the Range
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IMDB rating: 5.40 Plot: When an eviction notice shows up at the gates of the Patch of Heaven dairy farm, three cows take it upon themselves to prevent their home from being taken away. To do so, they’ll need to collect the ransom on Alameda Slim, a cattle rustler with a yodel that can’t be beaten … or ignored. |
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Actors: Bailey G.W.,Block Bobby,Buscemi Steve,Dell Charlie,Dennis Charles,Efron Marshall,Flaherty Joe,Gooding Jr. Cuba,Haid Charles,LeGault Lance,Levine Sam J.,Animation,Comedy,Family,Musical,Western,
Should I join the Marines?
I’m currently in the Army Reserves and have done a tour of duty in Iraq. I’ve only been in for I contracted in May of ‘07 and am 20 years old. I have the option of staying in the Reserves and pursuing law enforcement here at home but I’ve also thought about, and wish I had done it in the first place, switching over and doing active duty Marines. I guess I just wanna be able to serve to the best of my ability and be challenged, that’s why I’m thinking Marines cause I like to be pushed and challenged to be the best I can be. I’m unsure at this point as to which route I should take. Regardless of whether I stay here or switch over, I’m sure I’ll be going down range again, ‘just might wanna choose which group of guys I can go with second time around. Advice from any prior service or veterans would be much appreciated.
no and ya cant have a war if no body goes…
$$$ | Feb 05, 2010
Do what you feel is right and thanks for serving our great country.
charles.young580 | Feb 05, 2010
most likely they will count most of your time with the reserves id go and retire at 35-40yrs old beat’s a normal job and the benifits are free. out here your gonna pay for them
reeseg1 | Feb 05, 2010
Do what ever the fuk you want dont come on here and ask ppl what to join
jscivic92 | Feb 05, 2010
currently the Marine Corps isn’t taking prior service… Marines or not!
Kinchy | Feb 05, 2010
Ever considered going for Ranger or Special Forces? That is an option that will give you a challeange and while I will give the Marines all the respect in the world, I seriously doubt Marine Boot Camp is harder than Ranger School or Special Forces Selection.
If you want to join the Marines anyway then you can actually do a DD 368 and try to switch over like if you was trying to go active Army. However, your unit doesn’t have to release you and even if they would release you there’s still the issue of seeing if the Marines will even take prior service.
AD | Feb 05, 2010
Stay Army. You’d have to go through Boot Camp again, and drop in rank to E2.
chris10000 | Feb 05, 2010