Posted: Sat 10 Jan, 2004 4:21 pm
Sounds like your having fun.... 
lew
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Posted: Mon 12 Jan, 2004 5:08 pm
Dan, come February and I'm there for my 2 weeks, I bet its perfect sunshine!
Posted: Wed 14 Jan, 2004 8:25 pm
There's no such thing as 'perfect sunshine' at Lympston. It's either to hot or to cold, usually to cold from what i hear.
Still, you can try the Positive Mentle Attitude...
... I am!
Aye,
JZ
Still, you can try the Positive Mentle Attitude...
... I am!Aye,
JZ
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2004 12:10 am
Just a quick update...
Today, 30th Jan, I Passed Out from CTC as Marine Clements, the immortal words of "Royal Marines, to your duties...Quick march!" ringing in my ears. It was an amazing day, i'm so proud to have been a part of 855 troop. All the old and bold know exactly what I mean so there's little need to elaborate. I feel 10ft tall!
And now, i'm back to the bottom of a very big ladder, the ladder being 42 Commando. Nervous, but exciting times.
I want to say a huge thank you to everyone who has helped me, cajoled me and generally pushed me along so that I could be here today. Much appreciated, and a real demonstration of oppos looking out for each other. A special thanks to Sully who has spun dits, encouraged me and been an all round inspirational, top bloke. I look forward to many steaming runs ashore, even as a sprog!
So when does my combination code come in the post so I can join 'The Bunker'?
Per Mare Per Terram
Today, 30th Jan, I Passed Out from CTC as Marine Clements, the immortal words of "Royal Marines, to your duties...Quick march!" ringing in my ears. It was an amazing day, i'm so proud to have been a part of 855 troop. All the old and bold know exactly what I mean so there's little need to elaborate. I feel 10ft tall!
And now, i'm back to the bottom of a very big ladder, the ladder being 42 Commando. Nervous, but exciting times.
I want to say a huge thank you to everyone who has helped me, cajoled me and generally pushed me along so that I could be here today. Much appreciated, and a real demonstration of oppos looking out for each other. A special thanks to Sully who has spun dits, encouraged me and been an all round inspirational, top bloke. I look forward to many steaming runs ashore, even as a sprog!
So when does my combination code come in the post so I can join 'The Bunker'?
Per Mare Per Terram
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2004 1:11 am
Wow!! fantastic, Well done m8.
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2004 1:26 am
fukin bingo! congratulations dan! all the best in your new career 
MNE Dan ey!
go on son!
cheers, davo
MNE Dan ey!
go on son!
cheers, davo
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2004 3:11 am
Well played mate, congrats...looking forward to being where you are in less than a year!!
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2004 8:13 am
Well done mate!!! As if i haven't told you enough times............heheheh
Well done once again you deserve it!!!!
stay off those red bull and vodka's!!!! heheheh 
Good luck at 42.........
Matt
Well done once again you deserve it!!!!
stay off those red bull and vodka's!!!! heheheh Good luck at 42.........
Matt
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2004 1:04 pm
Well done mate, i'm proud to have known you even if it was just for that short intence 4 days of PRMC back in early April last year... I'll bet that seems like years ago. If i had passed that PRMC i'd proberbly be where you are now!
Good luck in 42, never no one day i might see you in there if (when) i do FTRS if (when) I pass RMR Basic.
Keep me posted mate,
Aye,
JZ
Good luck in 42, never no one day i might see you in there if (when) i do FTRS if (when) I pass RMR Basic.
Keep me posted mate,
Aye,
JZ
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2004 5:42 pm
Well done mate - looking at the time of your post you disapoint me - you should have grand-slammed by then Don't worry I found my driving licence in the end 
As you know mate nobody can do it for you - it's all your own efforts.
Top tip - stay away from anything that looks like Gary Glitter on Milbay
Per flank per tank
Don't worry I found my driving licence in the end As you know mate nobody can do it for you - it's all your own efforts.
Top tip - stay away from anything that looks like Gary Glitter on Milbay
Per flank per tank
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2004 9:03 pm
...Hmm, you never know..."Best chew I ever had" and all that? As for the time, too right I should have been soiling my bed by then, but the night fizzled a bit when I got back. No probs, tonight will see many wets getting knocked back!Sully wrote:
Top tip - stay away from anything that looks like Gary Glitter on Milbay
Er, and sorry about the fuzz. "I hear congratulations are in order..." was the biggest crock of a start to a bollocking I ever heard. If that makes sense!
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2004 9:17 pm
biggest crock of a start to a bollocking I ever heard
My thoughts exactly mate. Seeing your oppo's off is a time honoured tradition in the Corps and starting less than 5 minutes out of the main gate makes you a very fast learner
I'm supposed to be a lawyer mate - got to stop hanging about with bootnecks Fair play to you. PM witth contact (oops, wait out 
) details on its way. See you in Guz. Regards to the family - they're a great bunch.
As far as tonight goes - England expects..................
Posted: Sat 31 Jan, 2004 10:54 pm
Excellent work Dan, and good luck at your new home 
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.Posted: Mon 02 Feb, 2004 9:20 am
well done dan m8 i'll hopefully be there soon! all the best for the future
Posted: Tue 03 Feb, 2004 2:25 pm
Ahoy there Dan!
Congratulations! Good effort Royal.
Congratulations! Good effort Royal.