Or at leat the recruter does not feel like running though a waver and all that BS, which could take months on end. He suggested coming back ina few years.

The problem is that I once took ritilan, then Aderol and a few others that did basically the same thing depending on what the latest fad/scam-drug was at the moment. Well forget it, I will try with anohter branch. It kills me (as well as the recruter) that they have someone who is physically overqualified (enough so that I can almost pass the PAST special force sentry test, and whithin a month or two coudl pass it definitly) and who blows away thier ASVAB test and they turn me down because of such crap.

. . . Interestingly there is a highly qualified Harvard graduate I know (those who hav ebeen a here a while coudl probably guess who I am taling about) who knows Syriac(what they speak in Syria), Persian(what they speak in Iran), Arabic and Chineese among other languages who is applying to the CIA at a time when they have dangerously few translators of any of these, and is running into trouble for similar reasons.

. . . unbeleivable. . . I hope the pharmecutical companies are happy, as the bureaucrats that passed such assinine regulations are.

The recruter told me he coudl imediately pass the info to another military branch, which is what I will do. I told him to send it to the Army, and when I got home from the gym I found they tried to contact me.

we shall see. . . hopefully the army waver will not take so long but to be honest I am eyeing the mariens as well, its just I hear so many stories of intelligent people trying to get into the infantry and instead being forced into Military Intelligence . . . (kinda the opposite of what you'd expect hu?)

-Justin Kelly