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sir yes sir

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zuvin
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sir yes sir

Post by zuvin »

tommorrow at work i will encourage everyone to act like a marine and take the p out of the managers :nana :nana
mailman337
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Re: sir yes sir

Post by mailman337 »

zuvin wrote:tommorrow at work i will encourage everyone to act like a marine and take the p out of the managers :nana :nana
Yes know what you mean m8, but I think you've been watching too much Jarhead or Full Metal Jacket :d'oh! :wave
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Re: sir yes sir

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Too much Hollywood - Its the yanks that do the "Sir, Yes Sir" "This recruit" and all that jargon. Its just Yes Sir No sir in good old HM forces.

One saying in the Forces that does seem apt though is "Don't call me Sir, I work for a living"
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Re: sir yes sir

Post by pondhopper »

Does that mean you have to 'tug on your forelock' and look down at the ground when doing this then, or hold you cap in both hands while you bow your head slightly (like an old victorian workhouse type) whilst saying this to your manager/DOM?