joe17669 All American 22728 Posts user info edit post |
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stategrad100 All American 6606 Posts user info edit post |
^ ^ How do you know I am not in the Army? Some of the most insightful criticism of the military comes from within, so cut me some slack.
^ Still inexcusable to communicate threads and vastly stupid, especially if from a gov't computer. However, my point from earlier is that he will need less than a few months because finding someone better than this chick won't be hard.
She needs to stop whining and either put the process in motion or take steps to block him from contacting her and act if it continues. 9/3/2006 4:43:30 PM |
A Tanzarian drip drip boom 10995 Posts user info edit post |
Is that your nice looking BMW in your picture gallery?
9/3/2006 4:47:57 PM |
stategrad100 All American 6606 Posts user info edit post |
No, I photographed my neighbor's and put it in my gallery so that I could act like it was mine. I sure hope he never logs on TWW. 9/3/2006 4:48:51 PM |
A Tanzarian drip drip boom 10995 Posts user info edit post |
Quote : | "How do you know I am not in the Army?" |
Your car would have DOD stickers on it.9/3/2006 4:51:08 PM |
stategrad100 All American 6606 Posts user info edit post |
You obviously know too much about the military for your own good, thus adding dubriety to your claim of not ever having served. 9/3/2006 4:53:32 PM |
A Tanzarian drip drip boom 10995 Posts user info edit post |
Because only people who've actually been in the Army know about the big white stickers on their windshields. 9/3/2006 4:58:41 PM |
stategrad100 All American 6606 Posts user info edit post |
They're not entirely white, and it's DoD.
I think you just didn't understand that I was mostly just poking fun at everything typically affiliated with military drama and crap, and if you think that's not a contribution, well then get over yourself. 9/3/2006 5:07:08 PM |
chembob Yankee Cowboy 27011 Posts user info edit post |
this is a DoD car decal
[Edited on September 3, 2006 at 5:15 PM. Reason : so ^he's right] 9/3/2006 5:15:04 PM |
stategrad100 All American 6606 Posts user info edit post |
Thank you, chembob, and believe me you've got a friend in me even though you're a squid 9/3/2006 5:16:52 PM |
A Tanzarian drip drip boom 10995 Posts user info edit post |
I know exactly what you were doing, troll. And it doesn't change the fact that "you've contributed absolutely fucking nothing." 9/3/2006 5:19:53 PM |
stategrad100 All American 6606 Posts user info edit post |
I offered to be your friend, and you're still insulting me. 9/3/2006 5:21:08 PM |
Maverick All American 11175 Posts user info edit post |
Contact the MPs at the base he's stationed at and have CID take it from there. Don't go through the command channel--let it go through the police channels so there's less heresay, and rather hard evidence.
Actually, you could probably get the same results going through ANY law enforcement agency on this one. It's not unheard of for soldiers to get arrested right off the plane coming back from a deployment.
[Edited on September 3, 2006 at 5:37 PM. Reason : .] 9/3/2006 5:35:50 PM |
stategrad100 All American 6606 Posts user info edit post |
^ listen to this man, he outranks everyone in this room, even if theDuke866 posts in here 9/3/2006 5:37:04 PM |
Maverick All American 11175 Posts user info edit post |
Man, I'd post a personal story about getting someone arrested and thrown out of the Army, but I don't feel the need to post that one.
But yes, he's certainly under the jurisdiction of the law. The local police can easily hand it off to the MPs and his local chain of command if he's making specific legal threats. Even if he's in Iraq, the MPs at his base can easily track him down if you give them enough information (generally, if you give them a name and a place he's stationed, they'll be able to track him down).
I guess it's sort of a special case that he's in Germany, but I'd suggest taking the police route for starters rather than calling over to his company commander with "he said she said" stories. That way the police can collect evidence, track down IPs (if it's via e-mail), etc before you go into this. As it is, a lot of commanders get angry phone calls from disgruntled ex-girlfriends who just feel the need to spitefully talk to someone (yes, this gets annoying sometimes). If you can put some evidence with it, or better yet, have someone in law enforcement take care of it, it is much more credible. Don't call a company commander with a story like this because they're usually too busy to hear ex-girlfriends rat out their boyfriends with unsubstantiated stories...definitely let the legal channel do it.
[Edited on September 3, 2006 at 5:47 PM. Reason : .] 9/3/2006 5:40:51 PM |
A Tanzarian drip drip boom 10995 Posts user info edit post |
Quote : | "^ listen to this man, he outranks everyone in this room, even if theDuke866 posts in here" |
You should take note as well. Notice that Maverick contributed something to the thread without being a complete tool.9/3/2006 5:57:04 PM |
stategrad100 All American 6606 Posts user info edit post |
^ You should leave it alone, drop it, and seriously consider killing yourself. 9/3/2006 7:57:10 PM |
CowboyLovinU All American 2506 Posts user info edit post |
Quote : | "While he shouldn't be threating you, you never mentioned if you broke up with him while he was in Iraq, the day before he left, or is he just an old-ex. I have sympathy for the guy if you wrote him a dear john letter, and if that is the case he is probably just hurting right now and I understand where he is coming from, give him a few months and will probably not give a shit about you. However, if he just randomly started threatingly you from Iraq for no reason, then yea do whatever you can about it." |
I did break up with him while he was in Iraq fucking every woman he got his hands on. I had no sympathy for him. We broke up in February. I think he's dwelling a bit.
Quote : | "She needs to stop whining and either put the process in motion or take steps to block him from contacting her and act if it continues." |
How am I whining? I gave information on what happened, and asked for help. I got that help and I have put shit in motion. I dunno why you are being suck an asshole about it, leave that shit for chit chat9/4/2006 1:55:17 AM |
stategrad100 All American 6606 Posts user info edit post |
Quote : | "suck an asshole about it" |
I am playing the "Stop Whining" Arnold Schwarzenegger sound byte for you right now.
This isn't really a complicated matter to begin with.9/4/2006 2:01:56 AM |
theDuke866 All American 52840 Posts user info edit post |
Quote : | "I did break up with him while he was in Iraq fucking every woman he got his hands on. " |
I'm hesitant to step to this guy's defense, but how do you know that? did he tell you?9/4/2006 2:05:50 AM |
CowboyLovinU All American 2506 Posts user info edit post |
yes he told me, as well as many of his buddies that I knew when I went to see him in Germany last year 9/4/2006 2:20:34 AM |
stategrad100 All American 6606 Posts user info edit post |
Well, as far as substantive advice is concerned, just be aware that involving the law in your private dealings is going to have significant consequences as far as your dealings with this individual are concerned.
If you begin the process and these claims are adjudicated, it is very likely that there will be so much red tape between you and him that communication will be virtually impossible for the rest of your lives, and this is not an exaggeration.
If you are genuinely concerned for your safety, then by all means pursue this. However, if you have other options available to you to end this situation then you should also consider those.
Stop whining. 9/4/2006 2:25:12 AM |
synchrony7 All American 4462 Posts user info edit post |
If you have proof of his threats (emails, IM chat logs, recorded phone conversation, voice mail) just go to your local magistrate and get a restraining order. Then, find out who his CO is, mail him a copy of the restraining order and tell him what he did, and ask if the CO would remind him he shouldn't be threatening civilians. Then even if he tries coming to see you, he'd already be in trouble for breaking the restraining order. 9/4/2006 2:29:46 PM |