Im trying to make a paracord bracelet but put in a dogtag?
You'll need a disc cutter or a machine to punch the hole if it's a standard "dog tag". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hsArYChV... http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Paracord-C... http://www.ehow.com/how_10030344_make-pa...
Can I wear a survival bracelet to Basic Military Training ( Air Force )?
you can't wear any jewelry at all during basic training except wedding rings and religious necklaces that are hidden under your shirt. In fact survival bracelets are actually out of regs in the Air Force entirely, basic training or not. People tend to get away with wearing them but they are technically out of regs so the realistic likelihood of getting to wear it during BMT? Not gonna happen. Sorry. Incase you were curious about the reg: AFI 36-2903 6.3.1.2. Bracelets. Ankle bracelets are not authorized. Airmen may wear one bracelet around their wrist. If worn, the bracelet will be conservative (moderate, being within reasonable limits; not excessive or extreme) (which is defined as plain, not drawing attention or faddish) in design, no wider than ½ inch, gold or silver in color, and will not have any inappropriate pictures or writing. Medical alert/identification bracelets are authorized; however, if worn, they will be conservative (moderate, being within reasonable limits; not excessive or extreme) (which is defined as plain, not drawing inappropriate attention or faddish). Gemstones/tennis bracelets may only be worn with the mess dress uniform. Bracelets espousing support for cause, philosophy, individual or group are not authorized (Exception: Traditional metal POW/MIA/KIA bracelets, which come in colors besides silver, bronze, or gold, remain authorized). Also, you wont get Dog tags until several weeks into BMT and you wont wear them anyway so "putting a ring on the chain" of your dogtags during BMT wont matter as you wont be wearing them anyway. Hell, I didnt even get my Dogtags until the last week of training because some ****** lost mine. Anyway, good luck :)
What size are the letters on Military Dog tags?
I make survival bracelets and I want to punch my own dog tags so it looks like a kid wrote it. It would be cheaper for me to do my own and plus i dont know anyone who makes tags like that. I order my 2 hole dog tags and pay $3.95 each for them and have to wait a week to get them. I just need to know the size of the letters on the tags. Thanks
Im making a time capsule...need ideas of what to put in it?
Noting that previous time capsules have contained items that deteriorated with time and moisture as well as the growth of things that do well in the dark, like mold. It should contain: No items that corrode, such as steel. No food or organic things that will change from being eaten my micro organisms. Paper is likely to mold or be eaten. Plastic will last, so toys are fairly indestructible. if you want to represent current movies or pop culture, plastic toys will hold up really well. You could use CDs or DVDs, in their boxes to keep clean, though far in the future there may be no machine that can read what is on it except among antique collectors. Things put in heat sealed food storage pouches might have a good chance of survival, if it is very dry when sealed inside. Any moisture will allow living things to grow. A time capsule was opened a few years ago that had contained a brand new car from the 1950s, and it was completely rusted to pieces when opened.
Would a mother recognize her newborn baby in a group of other babies if she had never seen it before?
Immediately after delivery, they took my baby away to clean, instead of letting me hold him at least for a while.When they brought Agasthya to my room much later, he was wrapped in a mango coloured cloth. I held him in my arms and remained dazed for minutes at the pristine beauty I was witnessing... Absolutely white and pink complexion, golden brown hair, healthy built, paired with the world's most blessed face!I was holding the most beautiful baby I had ever seen in life..!!The family was happy that baby had taken after his great grand parents on either side ; that generation in our respective families had borne very glamorous personalities. Me and my husband, on the other hand, have typical Indian skin.Firstly, Indians tend to be partial to fair skin. Moreover, both my mom and MIL had their fixation for a grandson. So, even if the child had carried Oriental features, they would have happily accepted it as their own, as long as it was a boy.However, while the entire family rejoiced, there I was, holding this little angel in my hands, wondering if the Hospital had accidentally swapped my baby with someone else's in all that while they took him away, and whether they could come back asking me to return this one!My mind was making calculations..Wasn't I the only lady to have gone into labour in the hospital on that day?Could someone have delivered a day earlier?Does his face resemble anybody's in the family? Who looks this pretty in the family?!!Although I had a normal delivery, why doesn't his head look mis-shaped like they mentioned in pregnancy books?Does this face even remotely resemble what we saw in the fifth month 3D Sonography Scan?Would he recognise the tunes I used to hum when he was in my womb?……..all of this, as I was still falling in love with this little cherub with every passing moment!And just then, something happened.Agasthya grinned wide to flash his Dad's famous dimpled smile that he had inherited.Today, three years since then, he has turned olive, and we realise he looks equally like both of us did in our respective childhoods.And I still wonder if Agasthya is indeed a pretty child or if I find him that beautiful because I'm his mother!
In the BDSM community, when a female is collared is she required to wear it 24/7?
Let me clear up some misconceptions that you appear to have based on this question:In the BDSM community there are no rules regarding the wearing of a collar. The BDSM community doesn’t make rules. There is perhaps what generally happens in the BDSM community, but the “community” has no say in what anyone does in their relationship.In the BDSM community, men and women both wear collars! We also generally don’t call them “females”. Females typically go by woman and then whatever labels they like to attach.In a relationship that involves a collared bottom (be they a submissive, slave, little, etc) the rules of when they do or do not wear their collar are set by their Top and agreed upon beforehand by the bottom. Some bottoms are required to wear their collars at all times whenever practical. Some only wear a collar in private. Some are required to both ask permission to put on the collar and subsequently take it off (this is my preferred method). The rules of collar wearing are set by the people who make the rules and that is simply the people in the relationship.A lot of people get into the BDSM and try so hard to find out what the rules are so they can conform to them. I hear people saying that they think they are a sub and are worried if they can live up to the demands of being a submissive. I hear people asking questions about how long they should wear their collar and if they should do this or that. The problem is they are coming at it all wrong. BDSM doesn’t have a set script or anything that anyone has to follow (although if you’re at a public event you have to follow the rules of conduct). The labels are only important in helping people find compatible partners and finding something fun to do. If you want to wear a collar 24/7, great! I can recommend some good ones. However, there are no rules you have to follow.P.S. While no one is going to force you to do this, if you want to have a healthy BDSM relationship you will educate yourself on how to practice safely and consensually. You will need learn to communicate well and, especially if you are a straight male Top, you will need to learn to offer something valuable in order to get a submissive. The good submissives recognize a pseudo-dom from a mile away.