You’re absolutely right, David. I felt a immense difference between regulars and Territorials, the first were drunk most of the time in their spare time. The worst thing about it, those guys seem to never take a shower, you could smell them around the corner. I was happy when i got out of it. I could accept authorities as long as they were co-operative and and making sense in their position.
The jerks who entered the first rank in military immediately thought being little generals or majors and treated their former pals in ridicoulus ways.
May i ask you about another problem i’ve got with my PC? It seems having to do with the latest update concerning Windows 10. It says my MS-product is no longer licensed
licensed. Ididn’t have my office key on paper anymore, but find out via press window button+R /cmr but when i put in the key it says couldn’t be found. I can no longer work with excel, word, etc..Horrible, i soon have to work on corrections on a book which should be released in January.
Microsoft is pushing hard to get everyone off windows 10, I don’t know if this is just another tactic.
My old Acer laptop doesn’t have an OS sticker on it but my very old WinXP PC desktop and Win7 Acer Netbook (antiques) do. That said your OS has to be registered with Microsoft to get updates. Mine was considered an off-line account. I have no MS data backups, etc. MS can keep their grubby hands of my data.