Posted: Tue 11 May, 2004 10:25 am
18. 19 in August
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what sorta age is every1 here?
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Posted: Tue 11 May, 2004 12:16 pm
25 and just started training for the POC...but I'm a the begining of the all the paperwork so I've got a fair while to go yet.
Posted: Tue 11 May, 2004 1:06 pm
15 - Just started training (dont plan on joining tell im at least 18 tho):p
Posted: Tue 11 May, 2004 6:14 pm
15, 16 on thurday 
Not sure when I started training to be honest!
Not sure when I started training to be honest!
Posted: Tue 11 May, 2004 6:17 pm
15, 16 on thurday
Not sure when I started training to be honest!
Not sure when I started training to be honest!
Posted: Tue 08 Jun, 2004 1:55 pm
I`m 21 - nearly 22.
Posted: Tue 08 Jun, 2004 2:28 pm
36 this december
Apparently it all kicks off at 40 !
Apparently it all kicks off at 40 !
Posted: Wed 09 Jun, 2004 3:19 pm
Im 17 going on PRMC around July 1st, its off topic but those lads who are and have been training since they were 14 are really going to have some problems when they are older.
Posted: Wed 09 Jun, 2004 3:25 pm
To the point, but as you said off the point.Gunn wrote:its off topic but those lads who are and have been training since they were 14 are really going to have some problems when they are older.
Nice one, now they aint going to be able to get to sleep tonight.
I heard that if you joined on the 05/01/04 and call yourself "gunn" then you have a really small d*ck!
Posted: Wed 09 Jun, 2004 4:00 pm
He is right mate, training that young is counterproductive. More damage than good.
Posted: Wed 09 Jun, 2004 4:20 pm
im 15 Joining when 16
Posted: Wed 09 Jun, 2004 7:20 pm
65 next month.
Passed my written no problem, I was then asked when Pancake Day was, I replied that it fell on the same day as Shrove Tuesday, good they said, join the Catering Corps!
Then came the practical test, 'Can you drive?' I was asked, 'yes' I replied, 'good then drive this effing bumper around the floor' came the tart reply, God I thought I was being selected for The Royal Corps of Transport at first.
'Put on this beret, laddie', I did, the RSM said 'can you fly', I replied 'no S'arnt Major', he said 'well laddie the way you are wearing that beret you might as well join the R.A.F.' so I did..................
Passed my written no problem, I was then asked when Pancake Day was, I replied that it fell on the same day as Shrove Tuesday, good they said, join the Catering Corps!
Then came the practical test, 'Can you drive?' I was asked, 'yes' I replied, 'good then drive this effing bumper around the floor' came the tart reply, God I thought I was being selected for The Royal Corps of Transport at first.
'Put on this beret, laddie', I did, the RSM said 'can you fly', I replied 'no S'arnt Major', he said 'well laddie the way you are wearing that beret you might as well join the R.A.F.' so I did..................
Posted: Thu 10 Jun, 2004 7:50 am
Im not saying that he is right or not, just saying there are more polite ways of saying some things, other than telling people they are going to be screwed when they are older - alot of the time which is not true.KlinkKlank wrote:He is right mate, training that young is counterproductive. More damage than good.
I would agree; dont train to hard to young, but take a different tone when telling people somethings.
'Nuff said, back to the topic.
Posted: Thu 10 Jun, 2004 9:01 am
Currently 19, 20 on November 3rd of this year. Joining the British Military Fitness (http://www.britmilfit.com/) on the 29th June for about 1 year to 1 year and 1/2. Going for the Marines in June-Oct 2005.
Doing the Commando Challenge (charity event) on in October with 5 friends and also signed up for the 30 mile Yomp, again which is this year. Can't wait!!
Doing the Commando Challenge (charity event) on in October with 5 friends and also signed up for the 30 mile Yomp, again which is this year. Can't wait!!