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Boring Little Men!!!!
Boring Little Men!!!!
Now, now lads,
not very nice to cut about calling people names now is it. I am talking specifically about:
I did Op Fiasco with the grunts at Imphal Barracks, in York. Thick as fuuckin' pig$hit, most of 'em.
I'm also against every thick army grunt who decides that he is worth more than the average piece of BZN baggage
Who is the thick Focker now then? Army Chods!
Now for the retribution bit ( I love this bit).
The pouch that people were commenting on is, infact, the worst idea I have ever come across in my life! The sheer tackiness and impracticality of it is mind boggling. As for one comment regarding "who is the thick Focker now then"? (capitalisation used incorrectly I might add) its not about who is thick and who is not, its about who's lazy and who is not. If you are using that joke of a pounch in order to not have to carry webbing then it smacks of utter, utter idleness and not any greater degree of intellect or professionalism as you would obviously like to believe.
Thick Army grunt is a fairly sweeping statement my good man and one that again shows the incorrect use of capitalisation therefore putting yourself firmly in the spotlight as the duty 'thick bloke'. I have served for many years under a number of capbadges and across all arms and services that her Majesty has at her disposal. As a matter of interest, and I am sure it will come as quite a shock for me to inform you that, some of THE dimmest and most anally retentive individuals I have come across are from the RAF. On exercise i have found generally, that your equivalent of senior NCO's and Officers are almost devoid of all drive, enthusiasm and grit which is absolutely necessary to function in our capacity as trained soldiers. You whine unnecessarily, you are incapable of putting up with the slightest hardship and if the job looks like it might get a little bit tricky, you rarely want to know.
Every 'grunt' as you so elegantly put it is worth more than your precious baggage. You are blatantly a baggage handler as a full time occupation, a stimulating pastime I am sure. You of all people are the least able to hold your head high and criticise, condemn or chastise others when your biggest responsibility is ensuring that the baggage safely makes it the whole 100 yards to the plane.
I believe I have left you with enough to think about fellas. Before labelling others as thick, please try checking your own use of the English language to avoid looking like a tit when your woeful use of spelling and punctuation is highlighted.
All arms and services exist purely to support the man on the ground, the soldier who will stand there and keep the enemy at bay. I may not be directly involved in that particular job anymore but I do contribute towards it. You guys, especially the baggage handler would do well to remember this point as you couldnt be any further removed from the action if you possibly tried would do very well to remember that.
Boring Little Men!!!!
Now, now lads,
not very nice to cut about calling people names now is it. I am talking specifically about:
I did Op Fiasco with the grunts at Imphal Barracks, in York. Thick as fuuckin' pig$hit, most of 'em.
I'm also against every thick army grunt who decides that he is worth more than the average piece of BZN baggage
Who is the thick Focker now then? Army Chods!
Now for the retribution bit ( I love this bit).
The pouch that people were commenting on is, infact, the worst idea I have ever come across in my life! The sheer tackiness and impracticality of it is mind boggling. As for one comment regarding "who is the thick Focker now then"? (capitalisation used incorrectly I might add) its not about who is thick and who is not, its about who's lazy and who is not. If you are using that joke of a pounch in order to not have to carry webbing then it smacks of utter, utter idleness and not any greater degree of intellect or professionalism as you would obviously like to believe.
Thick Army grunt is a fairly sweeping statement my good man and one that again shows the incorrect use of capitalisation therefore putting yourself firmly in the spotlight as the duty 'thick bloke'. I have served for many years under a number of capbadges and across all arms and services that her Majesty has at her disposal. As a matter of interest, and I am sure it will come as quite a shock for me to inform you that, some of THE dimmest and most anally retentive individuals I have come across are from the RAF. On exercise i have found generally, that your equivalent of senior NCO's and Officers are almost devoid of all drive, enthusiasm and grit which is absolutely necessary to function in our capacity as trained soldiers. You whine unnecessarily, you are incapable of putting up with the slightest hardship and if the job looks like it might get a little bit tricky, you rarely want to know.
Every 'grunt' as you so elegantly put it is worth more than your precious baggage. You are blatantly a baggage handler as a full time occupation, a stimulating pastime I am sure. You of all people are the least able to hold your head high and criticise, condemn or chastise others when your biggest responsibility is ensuring that the baggage safely makes it the whole 100 yards to the plane.
I believe I have left you with enough to think about fellas. Before labelling others as thick, please try checking your own use of the English language to avoid looking like a tit when your woeful use of spelling and punctuation is highlighted.
All arms and services exist purely to support the man on the ground, the soldier who will stand there and keep the enemy at bay. I may not be directly involved in that particular job anymore but I do contribute towards it. You guys, especially the baggage handler would do well to remember this point as you couldnt be any further removed from the action if you possibly tried would do very well to remember that.
