Posted: Mon 26 May, 2003 9:29 pm
What about the hair? 
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Posted: Mon 26 May, 2003 9:42 pm
OI! You saying I need to start covering up the grey? Or WHAT?????
Posted: Tue 27 May, 2003 1:03 am
Jules.....................I know you can....................and I'm worth it.?.............but its getting to the witching hour and I'll HAVE to sign off. :kissing2:.... Oh I can dream!!!!! 
Posted: Tue 27 May, 2003 12:45 pm
Cheers for the information guys.
So who is actually in the Royal Marines an this present time ?? Because I want to pick your brains any volunteers ?? I just wish to ask you a few questions.
Any offers ?? :turn-l:
So who is actually in the Royal Marines an this present time ?? Because I want to pick your brains any volunteers ?? I just wish to ask you a few questions.
Any offers ?? :turn-l:
Posted: Tue 27 May, 2003 12:53 pm
Now I know that Royal Marines training is harder or should I say longer than the army's. But how are the two different ??
I am asking Royal Marines and Army here so please tell me your personal feelings on either one.
Cheers lads
I am asking Royal Marines and Army here so please tell me your personal feelings on either one.
Cheers lads
Posted: Tue 27 May, 2003 12:54 pm
If you go to the RM section on the forum, there is a thread about who's in and who's not.
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Odin
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Odin
Posted: Tue 27 May, 2003 2:07 pm
Cheers bruv, nice one :turn-l:If you go to the RM section on the forum, there is a thread about who's in and who's not.
Odin
Careers
Posted: Tue 27 May, 2003 2:22 pm
Hello there people!
I am contemplating a career in the Armed Forces, and I wonder if anybody could shine some light on what path I should take. I torn between the Parachute Regiment, and the Royal Marines. I would be very greatful if someone could take the short period of time to answer this.
Thanks
"Prosperity best discovers vice - but adversity best discovers virtue"
I am contemplating a career in the Armed Forces, and I wonder if anybody could shine some light on what path I should take. I torn between the Parachute Regiment, and the Royal Marines. I would be very greatful if someone could take the short period of time to answer this.
Thanks
"Prosperity best discovers vice - but adversity best discovers virtue"
Posted: Tue 27 May, 2003 2:32 pm
Alight mate.
I hate to sound repetitive, but you should find sufficient information in the 'Joing the Paras' and 'Joining the Royal Marines' sections on this forum.
If you have any quieries, post them there.
Cheers.
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I hate to sound repetitive, but you should find sufficient information in the 'Joing the Paras' and 'Joining the Royal Marines' sections on this forum.
If you have any quieries, post them there.
Cheers.
:fadein:Posted: Tue 27 May, 2003 2:45 pm
cheers mate
Posted: Tue 27 May, 2003 5:07 pm
Ulster man, what about ye 
There are several posters here from your neck of the woods, all Bootnecks. Why spoil things. Go Royal, you know it makes sense.
Jules, your recent profile mug-shot made a happy man feel very old
But enough about Rob
I am truly amazed at the difference between the girly, outdoors, slightly naive young girly girl in yer previous phot, and the very attractive, sophisticated, elegant, confident, mature young woman in yer recent phot. The enigmatic smile has me wondering……
Bleeding gorgeous, all in favour say “Aye”
Aye,
There are several posters here from your neck of the woods, all Bootnecks. Why spoil things. Go Royal, you know it makes sense.Jules, your recent profile mug-shot made a happy man feel very old
But enough about Rob
I am truly amazed at the difference between the girly, outdoors, slightly naive young girly girl in yer previous phot, and the very attractive, sophisticated, elegant, confident, mature young woman in yer recent phot. The enigmatic smile has me wondering……
Bleeding gorgeous, all in favour say “Aye”
Aye,
Well, if yer ever in WA you canWhy? because I can
Posted: Tue 27 May, 2003 7:07 pm
Excuse me where's the heads.
Upchuck fantastico.
You wouldn't know an enigmatic bird if she sat on your...........................
Yes mum, no mum, no mum.
Upchuck fantastico.
You wouldn't know an enigmatic bird if she sat on your...........................
Yes mum, no mum, no mum.
Posted: Tue 27 May, 2003 7:33 pm
Harry... smooth, smooth as sandpaperI am truly amazed at the difference between the girly, outdoors, slightly naive young girly girl in yer previous phot, and the very attractive, sophisticated, elegant, confident, mature young woman in yer recent phot. The enigmatic smile has me wondering……
What did that smile have you wondering?Posted: Wed 28 May, 2003 4:09 am
I`m far too much of a gentleman to reveal that, on an open forum
And I wasn`t wondering if a dance was out of the question, then. Before you ask
Take no notice of those two reprobates, Jules. They wouldn’t recognise a compliment if it bit them on the arse
Mwa mwa,
Aye,
PS I refer the Honourable Member for Truro west to a recent e-mail he received from my goodself containg a photograph and a certain question
And I wasn`t wondering if a dance was out of the question, then. Before you ask
Yup, that`s me, grade 0000 extra fine. It`s what they use to put the final polish on babies bottomssmooth as sandpaper
Take no notice of those two reprobates, Jules. They wouldn’t recognise a compliment if it bit them on the arse
Mwa mwa,
Aye,
PS I refer the Honourable Member for Truro west to a recent e-mail he received from my goodself containg a photograph and a certain question
Posted: Wed 28 May, 2003 7:12 pm
[quote="harry hackedoff"] Jules, your recent profile mug-shot made a happy man feel very old
But enough about Rob
I am truly amazed at the difference between the girly, outdoors, slightly naive young girly girl in yer previous phot, and the very attractive, sophisticated, elegant, confident, mature young woman in yer recent phot. The enigmatic smile has me wondering…… [quote]
Oooh Harry
The first pic of me in my woolly hat was taken when I was all done up in me leathers at Silverstone at Easter last year to watch BSB.(oh happy times when I actually got to spend whole weekends with the Scarlet Pimpernel!) and the 'new me' was taken in March of this year for my Formula Woman application form. (I wanna be a racing driver! Search "Formula Woman" on Google and you'll see what its all about.)
Maybe Im better off without him eh? At least I take a more sophisticated picture when Im not all leathered up! And now I shall go and wash my mouth out with soap for even thinking Id be better off without my bootie!
But enough about Rob
I am truly amazed at the difference between the girly, outdoors, slightly naive young girly girl in yer previous phot, and the very attractive, sophisticated, elegant, confident, mature young woman in yer recent phot. The enigmatic smile has me wondering……
[quote]Oooh Harry
The first pic of me in my woolly hat was taken when I was all done up in me leathers at Silverstone at Easter last year to watch BSB.(oh happy times when I actually got to spend whole weekends with the Scarlet Pimpernel!) and the 'new me' was taken in March of this year for my Formula Woman application form. (I wanna be a racing driver! Search "Formula Woman" on Google and you'll see what its all about.)
Maybe Im better off without him eh? At least I take a more sophisticated picture when Im not all leathered up! And now I shall go and wash my mouth out with soap for even thinking Id be better off without my bootie!