On 9/16/2024 4:49 PM, cyclintom wrote:about? You were too busy slithering around to know anything about the service,
On Mon Sep 16 14:46:54 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
On 9/16/2024 1:04 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 06:26:41 2024 zen cycle wrote:
On 9/15/2024 8:58 AM, John B. wrote:
Tommy seems to have some sort of "fixture" on NCO's (Staff, Tech, >>>>> Master Sergeant). He either didn't know or has forgotten that to be >>>>> promoted to those ranks you have to, among other accomplishments,
taken and passed skill level tests in what ever skill you are assigned >>>>> to manage.
There's also a time-in-grade requirement. Tommy was only in 4 years. No >>>> way he ever made it to even an E3, and even that's doubtful given his >>>> demonstrated incompetence.
Based on Tommy's comments I would guess he had a skill lever rating of >>>>> "3" which would indicate that he had finished a technical school and >>>>> so was, in civilian term been appointed an "apprentice" skill level. >>>>> Next step up would be a "5 level" indicating that one had "journeyman" >>>>> skills and the more senior rank would be a "7 level"
skill level, a "master", as high as you can go.
Explain to us what you know about the service. It is automatic promotion from Airman Basic to A3C when you graduate basic training and automatic promotion when you graduate tech sxhool. What is this time in grade BS that you don't know anything
oh, my....You've never heard of time-in-grade?
https://airforce.fastport.com/AF/advancement/Database?p%5BProfileID%5D=129&p%5Bv
Airman Basic (E-1) is eligible for promotion to Airman (E-2) with
six months' time-in-grade.
E-2 is eligible for promotion to Airman First Class (E-3) with 10
months' time-in-grade.
E-3 is eligible for promotion to Senior Airman (E-4) within 18 to
24 months' time-in-grade (depending on earlier promotions).
Seems like Johnny may be right, you never _were_ in the airforce.
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I was in the service, You were avoiding it. Timr in service means NOTHING since it is so short that you hardly get done sewing on your new stripes and yuur eligible to upgrade.
"Timr in service means NOTHING"....sure sparky. As soon as you get one promotion, your eligible for another, and another, and another....why,
you were up for a Field commission before you left for guam!
lol...sure, you served...
But you still haven't told us what you know about the service.
Actually, I did. I imagine you'll be in a fit of rage soon, posting a triggered message only a broken down old drunk could post.
Did you join and get kiicked out for being queer?
No matter how hard you harp on your homosexual fantasies for me, they
will never materialize.
Jutelist #1. Repeatedly accusing people of being "queer". He's a
closeted queer, afraid people will find out.
On Mon Sep 16 17:02:06 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:about? You were too busy slithering around to know anything about the service, >>>>
On 9/16/2024 4:49 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 14:46:54 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
On 9/16/2024 1:04 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 06:26:41 2024 zen cycle wrote:
On 9/15/2024 8:58 AM, John B. wrote:
Tommy seems to have some sort of "fixture" on NCO's (Staff, Tech, >>>>>>> Master Sergeant). He either didn't know or has forgotten that to be >>>>>>> promoted to those ranks you have to, among other accomplishments, >>>>>>> taken and passed skill level tests in what ever skill you are assigned >>>>>>> to manage.
There's also a time-in-grade requirement. Tommy was only in 4 years. No >>>>>> way he ever made it to even an E3, and even that's doubtful given his >>>>>> demonstrated incompetence.
Based on Tommy's comments I would guess he had a skill lever rating of >>>>>>> "3" which would indicate that he had finished a technical school and >>>>>>> so was, in civilian term been appointed an "apprentice" skill level. >>>>>>> Next step up would be a "5 level" indicating that one had "journeyman" >>>>>>> skills and the more senior rank would be a "7 level"
skill level, a "master", as high as you can go.
Explain to us what you know about the service. It is automatic promotion from Airman Basic to A3C when you graduate basic training and automatic promotion when you graduate tech sxhool. What is this time in grade BS that you don't know anything
oh, my....You've never heard of time-in-grade?
https://airforce.fastport.com/AF/advancement/Database?p%5BProfileID%5D=129&p%5Bv
Airman Basic (E-1) is eligible for promotion to Airman (E-2) with >>>> six months' time-in-grade.
E-2 is eligible for promotion to Airman First Class (E-3) with 10 >>>> months' time-in-grade.
E-3 is eligible for promotion to Senior Airman (E-4) within 18 to >>>> 24 months' time-in-grade (depending on earlier promotions).
Seems like Johnny may be right, you never _were_ in the airforce.
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I was in the service, You were avoiding it. Timr in service means NOTHING since it is so short that you hardly get done sewing on your new stripes and yuur eligible to upgrade.
"Timr in service means NOTHING"....sure sparky. As soon as you get one
promotion, your eligible for another, and another, and another....why,
you were up for a Field commission before you left for guam!
lol...sure, you served...
But you still haven't told us what you know about the service.
Actually, I did. I imagine you'll be in a fit of rage soon, posting a
triggered message only a broken down old drunk could post.
Did you join and get kiicked out for being queer?
No matter how hard you harp on your homosexual fantasies for me, they
will never materialize.
Jutelist #1. Repeatedly accusing people of being "queer". He's a
closeted queer, afraid people will find out.
You were never in the service because if you can't pass their IQ test with at least 100, they will not accept you.
As you've shown with your inability to perform your job,
you cannot do anything let alone put SOS on someone's plate.
On 12/16/2024 2:41 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 17:02:06 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
On 9/16/2024 4:49 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 14:46:54 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
On 9/16/2024 1:04 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 06:26:41 2024 zen cycle wrote:
On 9/15/2024 8:58 AM, John B. wrote:
Tommy seems to have some sort of "fixture" on NCO's (Staff,
Tech, Master Sergeant). He either didn't know or has forgotten >>>>>>>> that to be promoted to those ranks you have to, among other
accomplishments, taken and passed skill level tests in what ever >>>>>>>> skill you are assigned to manage.
There's also a time-in-grade requirement. Tommy was only in 4
years. No way he ever made it to even an E3, and even that's
doubtful given his demonstrated incompetence.
Based on Tommy's comments I would guess he had a skill lever
rating of "3" which would indicate that he had finished a
technical school and so was, in civilian term been appointed an >>>>>>>> "apprentice" skill level. Next step up would be a "5 level"
indicating that one had "journeyman"
skills and the more senior rank would be a "7 level"
skill level, a "master", as high as you can go.
Explain to us what you know about the service. It is automatic
promotion from Airman Basic to A3C when you graduate basic training >>>>>> and automatic promotion when you graduate tech sxhool. What is this >>>>>> time in grade BS that you don't know anything about? You were too
busy slithering around to know anything about the service,
oh, my....You've never heard of time-in-grade?
https://airforce.fastport.com/AF/advancement/Database? p%5BProfileID%5D=129&p%5Bv
Airman Basic (E-1) is eligible for promotion to Airman (E-2)
with
six months' time-in-grade.
E-2 is eligible for promotion to Airman First Class (E-3)
with 10
months' time-in-grade.
E-3 is eligible for promotion to Senior Airman (E-4) within
18 to
24 months' time-in-grade (depending on earlier promotions).
Seems like Johnny may be right, you never _were_ in the airforce.
--
Add xx to reply
I was in the service, You were avoiding it. Timr in service means
NOTHING since it is so short that you hardly get done sewing on your
new stripes and yuur eligible to upgrade.
"Timr in service means NOTHING"....sure sparky. As soon as you get one
promotion, your eligible for another, and another, and another....why,
you were up for a Field commission before you left for guam!
lol...sure, you served...
But you still haven't told us what you know about the service.
Actually, I did. I imagine you'll be in a fit of rage soon, posting a
triggered message only a broken down old drunk could post.
Did you join and get kiicked out for being queer?
No matter how hard you harp on your homosexual fantasies for me, they
will never materialize.
Jutelist #1. Repeatedly accusing people of being "queer". He's a
closeted queer, afraid people will find out.
You were never in the service because if you can't pass their IQ test
with at least 100, they will not accept you.
My ASVAB score told a very different story.
As you've shown with your inability to perform your job,
My performance reviews tell a very different story
you cannot do anything let alone put SOS on someone's plate.
Seems to me you're the one constantly trying to feed everyone else your bullshit.
How's that new math demonstration showing how 226 EC votes for harris
and 312 EC votes for trump is 25%/75%?
On Wed, 18 Dec 2024 08:44:17 -0500, Zen Cycle wrote:
On 12/16/2024 2:41 PM, cyclintom wrote:p%5BProfileID%5D=129&p%5Bv
On Mon Sep 16 17:02:06 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
On 9/16/2024 4:49 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 14:46:54 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
On 9/16/2024 1:04 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 06:26:41 2024 zen cycle wrote:
On 9/15/2024 8:58 AM, John B. wrote:
Tommy seems to have some sort of "fixture" on NCO's (Staff, >>>>>>>>> Tech, Master Sergeant). He either didn't know or has forgotten >>>>>>>>> that to be promoted to those ranks you have to, among other
accomplishments, taken and passed skill level tests in what ever >>>>>>>>> skill you are assigned to manage.
There's also a time-in-grade requirement. Tommy was only in 4
years. No way he ever made it to even an E3, and even that's
doubtful given his demonstrated incompetence.
Based on Tommy's comments I would guess he had a skill lever >>>>>>>>> rating of "3" which would indicate that he had finished a
technical school and so was, in civilian term been appointed an >>>>>>>>> "apprentice" skill level. Next step up would be a "5 level"
indicating that one had "journeyman"
skills and the more senior rank would be a "7 level"
skill level, a "master", as high as you can go.
Explain to us what you know about the service. It is automatic
promotion from Airman Basic to A3C when you graduate basic training >>>>>>> and automatic promotion when you graduate tech sxhool. What is this >>>>>>> time in grade BS that you don't know anything about? You were too >>>>>>> busy slithering around to know anything about the service,
oh, my....You've never heard of time-in-grade?
https://airforce.fastport.com/AF/advancement/Database?
Airman Basic (E-1) is eligible for promotion to Airman (E-2) >>>>>> with
six months' time-in-grade.
E-2 is eligible for promotion to Airman First Class (E-3)
with 10
months' time-in-grade.
E-3 is eligible for promotion to Senior Airman (E-4) within >>>>>> 18 to
24 months' time-in-grade (depending on earlier promotions).
Seems like Johnny may be right, you never _were_ in the airforce.
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I was in the service, You were avoiding it. Timr in service means
NOTHING since it is so short that you hardly get done sewing on your >>>>> new stripes and yuur eligible to upgrade.
"Timr in service means NOTHING"....sure sparky. As soon as you get one >>>> promotion, your eligible for another, and another, and another....why, >>>> you were up for a Field commission before you left for guam!
lol...sure, you served...
But you still haven't told us what you know about the service.
Actually, I did. I imagine you'll be in a fit of rage soon, posting a
triggered message only a broken down old drunk could post.
Did you join and get kiicked out for being queer?
No matter how hard you harp on your homosexual fantasies for me, they
will never materialize.
Jutelist #1. Repeatedly accusing people of being "queer". He's a
closeted queer, afraid people will find out.
You were never in the service because if you can't pass their IQ test
with at least 100, they will not accept you.
My ASVAB score told a very different story.
As you've shown with your inability to perform your job,
My performance reviews tell a very different story
you cannot do anything let alone put SOS on someone's plate.
Seems to me you're the one constantly trying to feed everyone else your
bullshit.
How's that new math demonstration showing how 226 EC votes for harris
and 312 EC votes for trump is 25%/75%?
Who exactly gives a shit.
You steal from your employer because you can and
withgy no other reason.
You're not smart because it doesn't require a whole lot of intelligence to read a C++ program with the added notes saying what it does. And you could not even understand that.
You're not an EE so stop trying to pass that BS
off on us.
You worked at QC at HP if you worked for them at all and either
they fired you or the syren's call of a better title pulled y0ou away so
that you could steal from someone else,
On 12/18/2024 3:07 PM, Tom Kunich wrote:
On Wed, 18 Dec 2024 08:44:17 -0500, Zen Cycle wrote:
On 12/16/2024 2:41 PM, cyclintom wrote:p%5BProfileID%5D=129&p%5Bv
On Mon Sep 16 17:02:06 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
On 9/16/2024 4:49 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 14:46:54 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
On 9/16/2024 1:04 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 06:26:41 2024 zen cycle wrote:
On 9/15/2024 8:58 AM, John B. wrote:
Tommy seems to have some sort of "fixture" on NCO's (Staff, >>>>>>>>>> Tech, Master Sergeant). He either didn't know or has forgotten >>>>>>>>>> that to be promoted to those ranks you have to, among other >>>>>>>>>> accomplishments, taken and passed skill level tests in what >>>>>>>>>> ever skill you are assigned to manage.
There's also a time-in-grade requirement. Tommy was only in 4 >>>>>>>>> years. No way he ever made it to even an E3, and even that's >>>>>>>>> doubtful given his demonstrated incompetence.
Based on Tommy's comments I would guess he had a skill lever >>>>>>>>>> rating of "3" which would indicate that he had finished a
technical school and so was, in civilian term been appointed an >>>>>>>>>> "apprentice" skill level. Next step up would be a "5 level" >>>>>>>>>> indicating that one had "journeyman"
skills and the more senior rank would be a "7 level"
skill level, a "master", as high as you can go.
Explain to us what you know about the service. It is automatic >>>>>>>> promotion from Airman Basic to A3C when you graduate basic
training and automatic promotion when you graduate tech sxhool. >>>>>>>> What is this time in grade BS that you don't know anything about? >>>>>>>> You were too busy slithering around to know anything about the >>>>>>>> service,
oh, my....You've never heard of time-in-grade?
https://airforce.fastport.com/AF/advancement/Database?
Airman Basic (E-1) is eligible for promotion to Airman
(E-2)
with
six months' time-in-grade.
E-2 is eligible for promotion to Airman First Class (E-3) >>>>>>> with 10
months' time-in-grade.
E-3 is eligible for promotion to Senior Airman (E-4)
within 18 to
24 months' time-in-grade (depending on earlier promotions).
Seems like Johnny may be right, you never _were_ in the airforce. >>>>>>>
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I was in the service, You were avoiding it. Timr in service means
NOTHING since it is so short that you hardly get done sewing on
your new stripes and yuur eligible to upgrade.
"Timr in service means NOTHING"....sure sparky. As soon as you get
one promotion, your eligible for another, and another, and
another....why,
you were up for a Field commission before you left for guam!
lol...sure, you served...
But you still haven't told us what you know about the service.
Actually, I did. I imagine you'll be in a fit of rage soon, posting
a triggered message only a broken down old drunk could post.
Did you join and get kiicked out for being queer?
No matter how hard you harp on your homosexual fantasies for me,
they will never materialize.
Jutelist #1. Repeatedly accusing people of being "queer". He's a
closeted queer, afraid people will find out.
You were never in the service because if you can't pass their IQ test
with at least 100, they will not accept you.
My ASVAB score told a very different story.
As you've shown with your inability to perform your job,
My performance reviews tell a very different story
you cannot do anything let alone put SOS on someone's plate.
Seems to me you're the one constantly trying to feed everyone else
your bullshit.
How's that new math demonstration showing how 226 EC votes for harris
and 312 EC votes for trump is 25%/75%?
Who exactly gives a shit.
Those of us who have actually enjoyed math and used it on a regular
basis, as well as those who have any intellectual curiosity. Are you retracting the claim now?
You steal from your employer because you can and withgy no other
reason.
another completely nonsensical statement.
You're not smart because it doesn't require a whole lot of intelligence
to read a C++ program with the added notes saying what it does. And you
could not even understand that.
No, tommy, I understand it quite well, to the extent that it revealed
your lack of understanding of the product. You weren't able to answer a simple architecture question, which should be straightforward for
someone who allegedly wrote the code. If you wrote the code, you would
have written the comment. IF you wrote the comment, you'd know it was
there and why. Occam emerges victorious - you didn't write the code.
You're not an EE so stop trying to pass that BS off on us.
I'm guessing your the only one here who believes that. If anyone else
does, feel free to chime in.
You worked at QC at HP if you worked for them at all and either they
fired you or the syren's call of a better title pulled y0ou away so
that you could steal from someone else,
No, tommy, I never worked in QC anywhere.
On Thu, 19 Dec 2024 07:06:08 -0500, zen cycle wrote:
On 12/18/2024 3:07 PM, Tom Kunich wrote:
On Wed, 18 Dec 2024 08:44:17 -0500, Zen Cycle wrote:
Actually, I did. I imagine you'll be in a fit of rage soon, posting >>>>>> a triggered message only a broken down old drunk could post.
Did you join and get kiicked out for being queer?
No matter how hard you harp on your homosexual fantasies for me,
they will never materialize.
Jutelist #1. Repeatedly accusing people of being "queer". He's a
closeted queer, afraid people will find out.
You were never in the service because if you can't pass their IQ test >>>>> with at least 100, they will not accept you.
My ASVAB score told a very different story.
As you've shown with your inability to perform your job,
My performance reviews tell a very different story
you cannot do anything let alone put SOS on someone's plate.
Seems to me you're the one constantly trying to feed everyone else
your bullshit.
How's that new math demonstration showing how 226 EC votes for harris
and 312 EC votes for trump is 25%/75%?
Who exactly gives a shit.
Those of us who have actually enjoyed math and used it on a regular
basis, as well as those who have any intellectual curiosity. Are you
retracting the claim now?
You steal from your employer because you can and withgy no other
reason.
another completely nonsensical statement.
You're not smart because it doesn't require a whole lot of intelligence
to read a C++ program with the added notes saying what it does. And you
could not even understand that.
No, tommy, I understand it quite well, to the extent that it revealed
your lack of understanding of the product. You weren't able to answer a
simple architecture question, which should be straightforward for
someone who allegedly wrote the code. If you wrote the code, you would
have written the comment. IF you wrote the comment, you'd know it was
there and why. Occam emerges victorious - you didn't write the code.
You're not an EE so stop trying to pass that BS off on us.
I'm guessing your the only one here who believes that. If anyone else
does, feel free to chime in.
You worked at QC at HP if you worked for them at all and either they
fired you or the syren's call of a better title pulled y0ou away so
that you could steal from someone else,
No, tommy, I never worked in QC anywhere.
You are a liar, you got a fancy title that means nothing more than QC manager.
why don't you give us the name of the company you work for and
like your butt buddy, Liebermann I will verify that for the group.
If you were here I would simply break both of your legs
so that your
claims of racing would fall on deaf ears.
No, tommy, I never worked in QC anywhere.
You are a liar, you got a fancy title that means nothing more than QC manager.
no tommy, I don't manage QC. I manage international hazardous location compliance. I realize the implications of this are well beyond your
grasp, so you'll simply have to take my word for it.
why don't you give us the name of the company you work for and
like your butt buddy, Liebermann I will verify that for the group.
I've already given you my job title, several times. Try paying attention.
If you were here I would simply break both of your legs
Hey! It's Tommy tough guy!!
so that your
claims of racing would fall on deaf ears.
So, you're claiming your fictional ability to break my legs somehow
negates any claims of racing I've ever made......got it....
There's also a time-in-grade requirement. Tommy was only in 4 years. No
way he ever made it to even an E3, and even that's doubtful given his demonstrated incompetence.
On Wed, 12 Feb 2025 17:27:27 GMT, cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com>from the shop NCOIC. But then all of the time you spent in the service you already knew that didn't you?
wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 14:46:54 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
oh, my....You've never heard of time-in-grade?
https://airforce.fastport.com/AF/advancement/Database?p%5BProfileID%5D=129&p%5Bv
Airman Basic (E-1) is eligible for promotion to Airman (E-2) with
six months' time-in-grade.
E-2 is eligible for promotion to Airman First Class (E-3) with 10
months' time-in-grade.
E-3 is eligible for promotion to Senior Airman (E-4) within 18 to
24 months' time-in-grade (depending on earlier promotions).
Seems like Johnny may be right, you never _were_ in the airforce.
When were you in the Air Force? Did you see in that reference you gave about passing a test? Being a
Flunky has its disadvantages - you tend to be as stupid as a rock. Also, you cannot be promoted UNLESS there are openings for that grade. In four years my shop had ONE. He was given the promotion not by passing a "skills test" but by recommendation
You are lying again. To be promoted you FIRST have to be qualified,
which includes having passed the skill test, and have time in grade.
The Shop Chief can only recommend. No opening for grades below
Sergeant (3 stripes) are required. How do I know? Well I was a Shop
Chief for a number of years :-)
You are lying again. To be promoted you FIRST have to be qualified,
which includes having passed the skill test, and have time in grade.
The Shop Chief can only recommend. No opening for grades below
Sergeant (3 stripes) are required. How do I know? Well I was a Shop
Chief for a number of years :-)
On 2/12/2025 7:44 PM, John B. wrote:from the shop NCOIC. But then all of the time you spent in the service you already knew that didn't you?
On Wed, 12 Feb 2025 17:27:27 GMT, cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com>
wrote:
On Mon Sep 16 14:46:54 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
oh, my....You've never heard of time-in-grade?
https://airforce.fastport.com/AF/advancement/Database?p%5BProfileID%5D=129&p%5Bv
Airman Basic (E-1) is eligible for promotion to Airman (E-2) with >>> six months' time-in-grade.
E-2 is eligible for promotion to Airman First Class (E-3) with 10 >>> months' time-in-grade.
E-3 is eligible for promotion to Senior Airman (E-4) within 18 to >>> 24 months' time-in-grade (depending on earlier promotions).
Seems like Johnny may be right, you never _were_ in the airforce.
When were you in the Air Force? Did you see in that reference you gave about passing a test? Being a
Flunky has its disadvantages - you tend to be as stupid as a rock. Also, you cannot be promoted UNLESS there are openings for that grade. In four years my shop had ONE. He was given the promotion not by passing a "skills test" but by recommendation
You are lying again. To be promoted you FIRST have to be qualified,
which includes having passed the skill test, and have time in grade.
The Shop Chief can only recommend. No opening for grades below
Sergeant (3 stripes) are required. How do I know? Well I was a Shop
Chief for a number of years :-)
did that loser kunich actually respond yesterday to a post I made in september?
wow, talk about having no life!
On Sun, 16 Feb 2025 23:39:32 GMT, cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com>
wrote:
I'm sure that you could get Flunky who knows zip about it to agree with you because he did 2, 200 mile in-one-day rides
despite having a less than 1,500 mile year. >
And he did that at an average speed that showed that he drove it in a car.
You two deserve each other. He also told us that he was a racer and he is over 65 years old.
And despite actual pro racers saying that they ALWAYS glanced down to shift friction shifters to see where the levers were
- Flunky tells us that he never had to.
Why he was 100 times brighter than the best pro out there, just ask him.
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