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10-31-09, 03:37 PM #16
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10-31-09, 05:09 PM #17
Iiiiiiiiii donnnnnnnnnnn't knoooooooooow whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat tooooooo telllllllllll youuuuuuuuuu!
Except hang in there!
If you stuttered all your life ......just go with the flow!
Golden rule.....Don't speak unless spoken too.
And if you don't stutter all the time.....stay in that mindset....unless sleeping.
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10-31-09, 08:51 PM #18
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10-31-09, 09:01 PM #19
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10-31-09, 09:02 PM #20ZIP IT Staff Sargent you are a joke to the Corps and your double wide... Kid, the leadership in the Corps is much better then this turd.............
Ifffffffffff youuuuuuuuuuuuuu donnnnnnnnnnnnnn't likkkkkkkeeee ittttt Daddddddddy donnnnnnnnnnn't reeeeeead itttttttt!
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10-31-09, 09:02 PM #21
I had a Marine in my unit with a severe stutter. We gave him **** all the time, but he was good to go. Don't sweat it. You will stutter a lot in boot because they will stress you. You have taken the right steps already to identify this issue. Believe it or not, talking about, like you have in this forum, will help you. Always keep in your mind that you may stutter......and it is not the end of the world if you do. Just push through it and you will be fine. Good luck.
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10-31-09, 09:04 PM #22
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10-31-09, 09:12 PM #23
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10-31-09, 11:03 PM #24
I stutter some since i moved to the big city never did before. Usually thinking quicker than the words will spew sometimes i'll stammer and detect a tone of amusement on a strangers mask as if i am one who could be taken advantage of or concern that i may be a 1/2-wit. But i'm usually the one who is thoroughly sizing up the other cat
--->Dave
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10-31-09, 11:50 PM #25
Haha, Picking on my studdering doesnt bother me at all. I mean i pick on myself about it and ive dealt with it for as long as i was alive. My dad has it and my grandfather has it. Mac, if it doesnt bother me then it really shouldnt bother you lol. Trust me ive had much much worse said and done and i just shrug it off. My studder is not as bad as people i have met. When i was a kid my mother had me in speech classes and there was this one kid who studder was so bad it was like a tick and there are so many people who are like that, so im lucky. I honestly think ill do fine at recruit training. I mean its not like i cant graduate because i studder on a word occasionally. haha.
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11-01-09, 12:01 AM #26
derikdrock1989,
I may have made a bad typing judgment when I originally typed the line to that post.......
When I went through grade school I believe 2nd -3rd grade I stuttered and went to speech classes.
Some of the most famous performers stutter unless they are singing.....Mel Tillis....so you will go far with your attitude.
Sometimes my humor gets me in trouble.....and some don't like what I type or how I come across.
There was no offense to you personally.
I truly do hope you master a way to make it in boot camp and the Marine Corps. Good luck to you!
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11-01-09, 12:14 AM #27
Thank you, but you really shouldnt be apologizing because it really wasnt that big a deal. We arent a bunch of old ladies we are men and talking **** to one another is what we do. Atleast where i come from lol.
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11-01-09, 01:01 AM #28
I stuttered in recruit training. What really killed me were the evening inspections when we had to yell, "Snap! Recruit West (something, something, something*), "Pop! Closed Regular".
I just couldn't get it out. Like you, my stutter wasn't really that bad but recruit training exacerbated it for me. Anytime I was on the spot, I stuttered.
Thankfully, not a single one of my Drill Instructors gave me shit about it.
Fortunately, I don't stutter anymore. The Marine Corps went a long way in helping me purge that from my person.
Don't sweat it and good luck.
*I can't remember the "something, something, something".
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11-01-09, 08:44 AM #29
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11-01-09, 03:14 PM #30
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