So, again, I am wondering .....

What kind of civilian job was so important and critical to the
government
that an exception would be made for a person with a Liberal Arts
degree, on
which the ink had barely dried?



In hindsight and reflection, I realize the post (above) of mine was in poor
taste.

People's military service, lack of, or alternate service is a personal
matter and none of my business.

I regret making that post.

Eisboch

"Eisboch" wrote in message
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So, again, I am wondering .....

What kind of civilian job was so important and critical to the
government
that an exception would be made for a person with a Liberal Arts
degree, on
which the ink had barely dried?



In hindsight and reflection, I realize the post (above) of mine was in
poor taste.

People's military service, lack of, or alternate service is a personal
matter and none of my business.

I regret making that post.

Eisboch

Will not bring it up again. Sorry

On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 06:32:40 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:



So, again, I am wondering .....

What kind of civilian job was so important and critical to the
government
that an exception would be made for a person with a Liberal Arts
degree, on
which the ink had barely dried?



In hindsight and reflection, I realize the post (above) of mine was in poor
taste.

People's military service, lack of, or alternate service is a personal
matter and none of my business.

I regret making that post.

Eisboch

Do you think Harry regrets making comments about the stupidity demonstrated
by allowing oneself to get drafted?

You asked a fair question in response to unfair name-calling. I got
drafted. I sure didn't, and don't, consider myself stupid because I did.