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11 July 2006, 09:12 PM
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FFS this is what this country needs!, these ****** politicans who love to moddycuddle these yobs are doing this country no favours. They are the reason why we have gone from world superower to the worlds dumping ground of ***** in the space of 40 years
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11 July 2006, 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Bash0rz
Woohooo
"Extreme" hey? should be good
"Extreme" hey? should be good
its all staged and unlike reality, the instructors can hardly give the ******* a right hander on tv when in reality if the ******* spoke to the instructors as they do, somebody would get hurt.
11 July 2006, 10:20 PM
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Well I'll stick my neck out and say I'd actually like to do something like that, but yet again we pander to the needs of a minority.
As a tax payer etc. etc. etc. I'll never get the chance to do something that I think would really benefit me as a person, yet low life scum who's contributed nothing to society get to do something really good.
I fully accept that it's not everybodies cup of tea, in fact, I'm probably in a tiny minority, but it winds me up no end to see scum getting the opportunity of a life time for zero cost and I just carry on paying tax.
As a tax payer etc. etc. etc. I'll never get the chance to do something that I think would really benefit me as a person, yet low life scum who's contributed nothing to society get to do something really good.
I fully accept that it's not everybodies cup of tea, in fact, I'm probably in a tiny minority, but it winds me up no end to see scum getting the opportunity of a life time for zero cost and I just carry on paying tax.
11 July 2006, 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by ^Qwerty^
Well I'll stick my neck out and say I'd actually like to do something like that, but yet again we pander to the needs of a minority.
As a tax payer etc. etc. etc. I'll never get the chance to do something that I think would really benefit me as a person, yet low life scum who's contributed nothing to society get to do something really good.
I fully accept that it's not everybodies cup of tea, in fact, I'm probably in a tiny minority, but it winds me up no end to see scum getting the opportunity of a life time for zero cost and I just carry on paying tax.
As a tax payer etc. etc. etc. I'll never get the chance to do something that I think would really benefit me as a person, yet low life scum who's contributed nothing to society get to do something really good.
I fully accept that it's not everybodies cup of tea, in fact, I'm probably in a tiny minority, but it winds me up no end to see scum getting the opportunity of a life time for zero cost and I just carry on paying tax.
11 July 2006, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by ^Qwerty^
It's not just that, but in a way yes, I think it has.
thats why I am joining the forces, my parents were too easy on me and did me no favors. I earn good money doing jack **** but want to do something my kid will be proud of
12 July 2006, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by ^Qwerty^
Well I'll stick my neck out and say I'd actually like to do something like that, but yet again we pander to the needs of a minority.
As a tax payer etc. etc. etc. I'll never get the chance to do something that I think would really benefit me as a person, yet low life scum who's contributed nothing to society get to do something really good.
I fully accept that it's not everybodies cup of tea, in fact, I'm probably in a tiny minority, but it winds me up no end to see scum getting the opportunity of a life time for zero cost and I just carry on paying tax.
As a tax payer etc. etc. etc. I'll never get the chance to do something that I think would really benefit me as a person, yet low life scum who's contributed nothing to society get to do something really good.
I fully accept that it's not everybodies cup of tea, in fact, I'm probably in a tiny minority, but it winds me up no end to see scum getting the opportunity of a life time for zero cost and I just carry on paying tax.
12 July 2006, 09:58 AM
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Having been in the army I would say join the TA first, do basic training and drill nights, a few weekend exercises in summer and winter, then decide if you want to transfer to the regs after a few years. Going from an easy life to the regular army is not going to be easy.
Or you could join the RAF regiment, same stuff as the army but better conditions, accomodation food and women, there are some real munters in the army
Or you could join the RAF regiment, same stuff as the army but better conditions, accomodation food and women, there are some real munters in the army
12 July 2006, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Wurzel
Having ben in the army I would say join the TA first
12 July 2006, 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Wurzel
Having been in the army I would say join the TA first, do basic training and drill nights, a few weekend exercises in summer and winter, then decide if you want to transfer to the regs after a few years. Going from an easy life to the regular army is not going to be easy.
Or you could join the RAF regiment, same stuff as the army but better conditions, accomodation food and women, there are some real munters in the army
Or you could join the RAF regiment, same stuff as the army but better conditions, accomodation food and women, there are some real munters in the army
that would explain things, thanks......
12 July 2006, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Wurzel
I see you are back in the real world again ma'dear, hows life going?
12 July 2006, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Kellicious
'Real World'?! I've been working hard m'dear. Never any time for this internet malarky! I'm alright though, how are you?
catch you on msn later if you are still around.
