... you meet old friends and make new ones. Someone says I bear a striking resemblance to Takeshi Yasutoko, one of the best professional inline skaters in the world. ;)
... you start to remember weird terms like "Canadian bull" (a kind of target used for zeroing the M16/AR15 rifle), "reveille" (a signal sounded esp. on a bugle or drum to wake personnel in the armed forces, according to the Oxford Dictionary), "armskote" (where weapons are kept) and "disciplinarily dealt with".
... just like NSF days, the platoon commander is blur like sotong and has no bloody clue what is going on.
... every section must inexplicably have a joker/keng king, usually one and the same person.
... there really must be a God, because every time there's some siong activity, He sends clouds to provide some relief from the elements. And when the going gets really tough, Cat 1 weather is just a prayer away. No joke.
... some camps are now so huge, they deserve an internal bus service.
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