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ex forces etc

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I was in the sea scouts for a while :oops:
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Tried to join the Land Army but didnt qualify. They were looking for someone with a bigger prick-(sorry) pitch-fork
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POSTMAN wrote:I was in the sea scouts for a while :oops:

Oh no! Tell me, was your motivation Carry on Cruising or or the tight bell thingies :cool
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I'm not ex-forces, but I'm considering joining the foreign legion for an easier life!
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ex - royal engineer 8 years service, we have a few ex- sqauddies at our place including a royal marine RSM. one of the bosses is an ex-squaddie and he still bulls the toe end of his boots, short, sharp and s**t-hot.
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ex milkman
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Ex R.A.F.
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Ex Army here,got a few in our D.O tho we don't make it known,altho the ironed uniform gives all a clue
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dvbuk55 wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:I was in the sea scouts for a while :oops:

Oh no! Tell me, was your motivation Carry on Cruising or or the tight bell thingies :cool
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now Army Cadet Instructor

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Dunno if I could do that, indoors yes, but outdoor probably not, especially Northern Ireland :shock:

quite a few ex forces in my place, many have gone the opposite of what they used to be, they became hippies, grungy hair, hair bands, "peace and love" etc, probably a reaction to their former regimentated life :Very Happy
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DGP1 wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:I was in the sea scouts for a while :oops:

Oh no! Tell me, was your motivation Carry on Cruising or or the tight bell thingies :cool
Captain Birdseye :nervous and I'll leave it there because my mind works overtime..........................It was on the good ship Venus :silenced :silenced :silenced
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There's not so many Ex Forces joining Royal Mail since that Panorama programme that showed an ex Marine wasn't up to doing a walk in the required time. :sad:
I'm not sure which that said most about - the Forces or Royal Mail. :crazy: