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markjones1990 wrote:before you say anything go on the site and read what i have said about our soldiers. iwrote it like that to catch peoples eye but obviously not

Your intentions are fine but your attitude sucks Mark.

Some of us have lost Oppos/Family in various Operations. Some of us have been injured fighting for our country and some of us tend to get hacked off with GUNG HO young people who don't know any better.

Heres a sentence used countless times by countless training teams/instructors to countless wannerbies/recruits over the years "ENGAGE YOUR BRAIN BEFORE YOU SPEAK/TYPE".

Artist

markjones1990 wrote:its brilliant you see lots of action

Mark there are now 2 threads on the go where you are starting to p*** people off, WW3 in 2012 being the other.

You really need to take Artists advice and 'engage the brain'. You obviously care about our military personel but your attitude is letting you down big style.

Take your quote from above. I know my father saw some 'action' during his 13 tours of NI but I don't think he thought these were 'brilliant' and I'm sure he wouldn't like to see them again.

P.S. get someone to check your spelling etc on your web site. I get my better half to do mine on my site, it looks far more proffesional.

I think he's just a farking prick personally...........................

There's some seriously bad grammar and punctuation on this site dude, if you want people to take you seriously you need to get a grip of it.

Mark,

Firstly do you have, or have access too Microsoft Word? What I’d suggest is that you copy and paste the text from your website into their and use the spellchecker, it’ll help a lot, I have to use it because my spellings crap.

Secondly, What I also suggest you do is read your posts before you submit them, write them up, see paragraph above, then preview your post and take some time to read it. As you’re reading the post, think about what it will look like to the others and also consider if it will upset/annoy/insult anyone. I’m sure you don’t have any bad intentions with your posts, but it’s the way they come across to the older and wiser members.
Plus, if someone has posted something that you get angry or irritated about, just leave it, don’t post at the first opportunity, what I’d suggest here is that you don’t reply and read it again later and just have a little a chuckle to yourself about it, because if you posted when you first read it, you’d have probably made a rash and wrong decision.

Jabcrosshook.