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O.T. He made it in!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted by super99 on August 01, 2006 at 16:22:35 from (207.144.222.187):
A few weeks ago, I posted that my son was going to join the Navy. We took him to Chicago to recruiters office and the next day they sent him home because he was 1% overweight. I got him a job on a bin crew for 2 weeks, figured he would sweat off enough to get in. Took him up again last Thursday and he had lost 8#. They said they had a few tricks to try on him and would get him in one way or another. He called on Friday afternoon and said he made it. He said when he got to the hotel, they pulled out a roll of sarhan wrap and told him to go down and buy a tube of Preparation H. They put the whole tube on his waist and wrapped him in sarhan wrap and told him to go to bed. The next morning, his waist was 1 1/2 inches smaller. It worked, he got in. Looking forward to hearing from him in a couple weeks. Chris
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