United States Army solves RROD

Wasting ammos ftl.MonsieurX

What kind of idiot does that, I mean it's funny but really? Their superior let them do that?Toriko42

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The executives tell managers in the company, such as myself, to keep our carrying costs low and discard / recycle / decommission any broken equipment. We then have our supervisors and staff deal with whatever needs to be destroyed. - So why would I tell my supervisors and staff to have a field day breaking something?

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Simple:

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1. It will actually get done, because it's fun to do. Getting people to do dirty maintenance work on hydraulic lifts or scrub conduits is like pulling teeth, getting people to stand on the roof and throw computers off? Pretty easy.

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2. It improves moral. How happy would you be if you got a direct order at your job to "go office space" on some printer that'd been pissing you off all week?

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3. It encourages team bonding. My staff have to rely on each other to avoid injury, get the job done, and deal with critical situations on a regular basis. Shared social experiences form the basis for communication, and foster the trust needed to perform at their best.

[QUOTE="silentkill62696"][QUOTE="slvrraven9"] you see, theres an actual POINT to those kinda tests though. accuracy so our soldiers can be more proficient and wast less bullets in the long run and actually last longer in a war. the other two are pretty self explanatory. shooting up an already dead video game system hardly seems justifiable.slvrraven9

lol @ all the tax dollar complaints. the bush administration gave billions in tax cuts to millionaires and started a multi trillion dollar war that was pointless. but a couple soldiers having a little fun letting off some steam, outrage. anyway funny vid.

To all those crying about priority's and wasting money get over yourself and grow the *&%$@# up. Who cares if they shot the crap out of one of their 360's. I think they have a right to blow up or shoot anything they damn well want to if it takes a crap on them. Did any of you consider the fact that they might use that as a way torealax andand take their mind off of things when they get back to base??? Its not like there in a stress-less environment, where IED's and the chance of dying aren't a contently on their minds.

And to those who say "and this is why America isn't taken seriously". Next time you country needs help of any kind why don't you do it your damn self. Instead of asking us to pull you feet out of the fire. The U.S needs to stop babysitting the world and let all the world step up instead of us!!!

Such a waste of bullets/money.

Yandere

Obviously it was tax money well spent; something blew up in the end.

Can't argue with results.

[QUOTE="MonsieurX"]Wasting ammos ftl.subrosian

What kind of idiot does that, I mean it's funny but really? Their superior let them do that?Toriko42

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The executives tell managers in the company, such as myself, to keep our carrying costs low and discard / recycle / decommission any broken equipment. We then have our supervisors and staff deal with whatever needs to be destroyed. - So why would I tell my supervisors and staff to have a field day breaking something?

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Simple:

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1. It will actually get done, because it's fun to do. Getting people to do dirty maintenance work on hydraulic lifts or scrub conduits is like pulling teeth, getting people to stand on the roof and throw computers off? Pretty easy.

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2. It improves moral. How happy would you be if you got a direct order at your job to "go office space" on some printer that'd been pissing you off all week?

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3. It encourages team bonding. My staff have to rely on each other to avoid injury, get the job done, and deal with critical situations on a regular basis. Shared social experiences form the basis for communication, and foster the trust needed to perform at their best.

Your posts often give the sense of being talked down too. I understand that the context of the board will often make thought out posts to be like this but yours just so much more then some of the other reasonable posters here. Like a guy that doesnt drink at a house party in Russia, theres nothing inherently wrong with him, he just goes against the flow of the place.

OT: Theyre letting of steam, nothing wrong with it. Ammo waste is probably the moral equivalent of stealing a pen from work (with the added bonus of actually enjoying doing it)

[QUOTE="Yandere"]

Such a waste of bullets/money.

SuperVegeta518

[QUOTE="2beers_in_hand"]

To all those crying about priority's and wasting money get over yourself and grow the *&%$@# up. Who cares if they shot the crap out of one of their 360's. I think they have a right to blow up or shoot anything they damn well want to if it takes a crap on them. Did any of you consider the fact that they might use that as a way torealax andand take their mind off of things when they get back to base??? Its not like there in a stress-less environment, where IED's and the chance of dying aren't a contently on their minds.

And to those who say "and this is why America isn't taken seriously". Next time you country needs help of any kind why don't you do it your damn self. Instead of asking us to pull you feet out of the fire. The U.S needs to stop babysitting the world and let all the world step up instead of us!!!

cainetao11

[QUOTE="kaealy"]

.. In sweden they would send your ass home, disband you from service and file charges against you if you did that while being on a military mission. It's strange how much our worlds seem to differ.

SLIisaownsystem

yeah swedens army seems to be hardcore.

And here we go... :)

*cooks a bag of popcorn*

Hahaha, you people complaining about tax payer money because you pissed off they shot an xbox? :lol: If you really cared about tax payer money, you wouldnt have let Bush be president twice.

RadecSupreme

He was elected once. :|

[QUOTE="SLIisaownsystem"]

[QUOTE="kaealy"]

.. In sweden they would send your ass home, disband you from service and file charges against you if you did that while being on a military mission. It's strange how much our worlds seem to differ.

yeah swedens army seems to be hardcore.

And here we go... :)

*cooks a bag of popcorn*