No no, I thought the same thing, haha

That sounds...intriguing.

No shit, I showed my wife and she said that same thing...and then I checked the comments XD

I took one of those driving schools that the police teaches (I think it was '911 Driver's or something), and my instructor told us that when at a stop sign, the officer is mostly looking for the car to set back onto it's rear wheels, indicating a 'full stop'. Though, after driving my truck around, I've learned that you can do this and start going to make it look like it sets back. 1) You are making a full stop, but 2) you're not having to stop for an awkward amount of time.

Well, it was free when I got it so I though, 'What the hell?'
Always listened to it when I would go snowboarding, brings back memories.

Okay good, thought I was the only one. Hahaha

I guess he's just very passionate about Walgreens.

Some have drills in their AIT as well, the combat engineers do

Lolz ^

Not quite. More of C huts, which are about 30 feet long by ten wide. Trust me when I say, it was not my first choice of job.

Regular Army, carpenter.

Yeah, still am. Three years so far.

That is on point, and very dangerous. Grenades typically have a 3-5 second fuse...I have never cooked a grenade, but I have thrown a grenade that went twenty feet and exploded and then one that went about five feet and exploded. Extremely terrifying, haha.

Ah, well now I see the dilemma.

Yeah, that one. Haha

There's actually three safety measures on a military grenade. There's a small, metal clip over the spoon, then the pin, then the spoon itself. You can, however, release just enough pressure off the spoon to start the fuse.