Where was David Henry?

[Poker face Ace]

damn that sounds rough. I heard it is stressful back in civilian life..

Then you don't understand how stressful it is to go through the act of separating from the military.

being retired is not the same as going through the process of retiring.

For the record, separating from the Air Force was the most stressful time of my life outside of my motorcycle accident. Civilian life is nothing like Military life.

[D_T]

I would think for Dave the stress of having to balance two careers was much worse than him separating from the military. He already knows what he wants to do.

[natenator]

Anyone else dislike the bullshit that RX does by linking any mention of the name D@ve to the davepalumbo website?

So much schmoe it's dripping like jerry curl juice

[Curt James]

Anyone else dislike the bullshit that RX does by linking any mention of the name D@ve to the davepalumbo website?

So much schmoe it's dripping like jerry curl juice

Guess what. Go ahead. Say, "What?"

[Ironbrian82]

What do you mean more crisp similar to pringles or like fried chips

[BigZero]

Dave needs to go back to DC training. That is what worked for his body. Now he can train all year and concentrate on one or two shows.

[swingslammer]

Agreed. Dude is living like most people wish they could. Unless he has child support to pay from baby mommas, getting that check every month from the government is going to be like Christmas.

I would assume all of that going on in his personal life is why he was off. Retiring from the military is a big deal.

Two years left until I retire, of course I will be 51 but still not too bad, it will be worth about $2,500 a month and I still plan to work 2 weekends a month as a Respiratory Therapist.

[Curt James]

Two years left until I retire, of course I will be 51 but still not too bad, it will be worth about $2,500 a month and I still plan to work 2 weekends a month as a Respiratory Therapist.

There was a first class hull technician who was retiring in 1988. I think he was told he'd get either $600 or $800 per month. Is there a cost of living increase, Cal?

I think every enlisted man who served three, four or five years has the same thought... "I'd be retired by now!" I know I thought exactly that in 2003.

[swingslammer]

Cost of living is about 1% a year I think? I think this year it is possible that retirees actually got a bigger raise than active duty did. This was the first year in my 18 that we got just a 1%, I think retirees got like 1.something?

I didn't go to Basic training until I was 31, turned 32 during....so I still feel pretty good, where did the last 18 years go though?

[Curt James]

I was almost 21. We had one man who was 30.

Yes, this has absolutely (almost) nothing to do with David Henry.

[swingslammer]

Back to Henry, he did move across the country, new gym, new house, new people, new life.....might have thrown him off a bit? Still looked pretty damn good to me, just smooth in the back shots.

Everyone always says he is light in the legs? He just lacks some sweep, he has legs several Pros should be so lucky to have.