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The hardest part of Navy boot camp is staying awake in class.

I always find it hilarious whenever I watch these that when the drill instructors are talking to the recruits, they yell and scream and stuff, but when they’re on the little interview segments they’re like the most chill people.

When I was in the navy boot camp, we got punished a lot. Like, did not stand correctly, Group punishment, everyone start doing push ups until I tell you to stop. But I remember this moment very well. One instructor came in our squadron, told us if you are twins, they need to step out. She verbally abused and threatened us with group punishment because no twin stepped out. She finally opened up

Driving home from work spots a Tornado. "Aww ain't she a beauty."

“These tornadoes aren’t as common as you think” this is my 4th tornado warning in 3 days. That’s the life in Oklahoma.

Tornadoes hit the same place once every 1200 years. Moore Oklahoma: Hold my beer!

Honestly, the low employment figures of rail relative to its' gross and net revenues is strongly indicative of just how efficient and profitable the industry is.

When one of these giant freight trains drive through parts of Illinois and Indiana the track is often on street level in the middle of busy areas of small towns. They can routinely take between 3 to 6 minutes to fully pass by. It's one of the longest Loading Screens you experience in real life

I have always desired to see more passenger rail in the US, but I think we need more mass transit in general, especially in urban areas--trolleys, streetcars, and lightrail.