USFK Army Officer Featured in Netflix’s Season 2 of Physical: 100
Season 1 of Physical: 100 was pretty good and I will definitely be watching Season 2 when it comes out to see how this USKF Army officer does on the show:
An Army officer who lifts weights competitively will be featured in Netflix’s upcoming season of “Physical: 100,” a South Korean reality show in which 100 contestants compete in theatrical strength-based challenges.
Maj. Gibson Kim, of the 411th Contracting Support Brigade at Camp Humphreys, described himself as a “normal guy doing normal stuff with my day job and family,” during a March 4 interview with Stars and Stripes. Before his workday starts, however, this father of a 5-year-old son and 2-year-old daughter rises early for a round of weightlifting at his home gym. He started as a powerlifter at Rutgers University, where he earned a degree in economics in 2007.
Stars & Stripes
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A major with no combat experience? Strange.
Maj. Gibson Kim, of the 411th Contracting Support Brigade at Camp Humphreys, described himself as a “normal guy doing normal stuff with my day job and family,”
Hahahahhahaahahaha!
I read that as “a normal gay” and it didn’t even flag as unusual.
The normalization of the abnormal is working!
Imagine how well it works on those who are unaware they are being mentally manipulated and socially engineered.
Anyway, once I finish my makeup and roll on my latex thigh-highs, I’m off to the library to séxualize some chindren by reading today’s selection of same-séx erotic fiction on behalf of my sponsor, Disney.
I’m just a regular Joe with a regular job
I’m your average white, suburbanite slob
I like football and porno and books about war
I got an average house with a nice hardwood floor
My wife and my job, my kids and my car
My feet on my table and a Cuban cigar
Moose Knuckke, you have just tempted CH with an open invitation.
You have opened your back doot for him to come in.
@Flyingsword
This ain’t 2007.
How can the Army permit such negligence? Have we verified the legality of this? If so, there must be repercussions. Have we confirmed whether they approved his leave? How can a MAJ be granted such extensive time off? This brigade seems remarkably idle to accommodate an officer’s participation in such events.
But sometimes, that just ain’t enough to keep a man like me interested
No, I gotta go out and have fun at someone else’s expense
I drive really slow in the ultra fast lane
While people behind me are going insane
I use public toilets, and I piss on the seat
I walk around in the Summer time, saying, “How about this heat?”
Sometimes, I park in handicapped spaces
While handicapped people make handicapped faces
John, he has been in since 2007, been hiding out.
Hard to take the USFK seriously when members define it as a “day job”…
But maybe that’s his mission. Maybe he’s been placed at CH to tempt the Norks into starting something?