Post a picture of yourself/Tell us about yourself

No, unlike the other thread, it doesn't have to be with the iPad

About me:

I'm 29, married, been active duty Army (Sergeant First Class) since 2001. I live in S. Arizona, getting ready to move to Texas (again). I am an interrogator and Persian-Farsi/Dari linguist. I love cars, my wife, and gadgets, not necessarily in that order. If you love cars too, go here: http://www.ipadforums.net/anything-goes/3964-cars.html

Me:





My wife:



Our home defense system (we would love to welcome any asshole that tries to break into our house...and yes, she is an expert shot with the Sig Sauer .40):



We both are loving our 64GB iPads

Picture is in avatar.....

Witness protection program kind of guy.............

That's no fun!

Business Consultant working in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, UK, UAE
47 years old, married, two kids, Apple-Fanboy, iPhone-/iPad-nerd

First and foremost, THANK YOU VERY MUCH for the service you provide to this great country of ours

Secondly, I love my wife, cars, firearms, and gadgets too. I guess we have a lot in common

Thirdly, @ssholes aren't going to be happy when they break in to my property. Here's some of the gang and I got tons of ammo too in case of zombie invasion:

Nice weapons there! No thanks needed!

Well, I'm not a gun fan like you guys are, guess that's why I'm in the Air Force, haha. I shoot an M16 once a year to qualify, quite well I might add, I've shot expert every year for the last 6 years, scoring 50/50 last time. I'm just not a big fan in general though.

Here's my wife and I last year at my Squadron Christmas party.

Thanks for your service!

Also, don't take this as me being some weird online pseudo stalker but your wife is VERY beautiful.

Love the FA's!!!

Thank both of you guys for you service!

Thanks. Growing up in Seattle, I developed a thing for Asian girls (especially Japanese and Korean) very early in life, and it just never went away. So getting stationed in Japan was a dream come true for me. We've been married two years now.

How well does she speak english?

Her conversational English is decent enough, but she gets lost in conversations fairly easily. My Japanese is quite a bit better than her English, so we speak mostly Japanese to each other.

How much longer you got in Japan?

Currently, about 5 years. I'm getting out of the Air Force after that to go to Nursing School, then I'll rejoin as a medical officer. So I'll be back in the US for a while after school, but will try to get back over to Japan. We are contemplating if we want to retire here or in the US.

I just re-upped for 3 years a few weeks ago which will put me at 13 years when the contract is over.

do not take this in a wrong way but you not the first guy to go semi nuts over there with a really nice looking ladys that come out of the area for me i allways love the fact is that they still dress like a women and act like a women not like the women we have in the states... to me they still make my head turn like it on a swivel at times when a really nice looking Asian lady walks by me ..

I can agree with that. Here it is ok for a girl to dress girly, act girly, and generally be very feminine. For some reason many women in the US have adopted the idea that femininity is somehow a bad thing and it makes you a "bimbo." I like the fact that my wife will get dressed up nice even to go to the grocery store, and she doesn't like to get dirty and always wants to look her best. I know some guys aren't into that kind of stuff, but I am.

Thanks to our Vets and in one instance - Vettes!