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Could this bloke be a walt?
Could this bloke be a walt?
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Last edited by bigdog on Fri 02 May, 2008 4:40 pm, edited 1 time in total.
So he went to Iraq to work with the SAS as a sniper on a classified mission before completing training?
Clever lad isn't he. With that kind of luck he should start buying lottery tickets
Sonne
Clever lad isn't he. With that kind of luck he should start buying lottery tickets
Sonne
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mfat_man
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Re: Could this bloke be a walt?
bigdog wrote:I just thought I would tell you all about this new guy at my work who has provided me with much amusement.
Anyway this guy starts on Monday telling everyone he was in the Marine training but had to drop out due to injury. I spy a potential training partner and source of information so I make conversation. I have found out some very interesting things.
To get in the Marines you have to do 200 press ups in a minute followed by 200 sit ups. You also have to do a one hundred metre sprint with rifle and webbing in under eleven seconds. I was mightily impressed. Clearly getting in the marines is harder than I thought. I ask about bottom field. All I get is a blank look.
I ask my new friend how he came by his injury. It is a heart wrenching tale. It turns out my friend was very good in training because he was asked to train as a sniper. He was therefore taken out halfway through training to train as asniper. After doing his snipers training in Dortmund he was sent to Iraq, where he spent time with the SAS. He unfortunatly could not tell me the exact details of this injury because its 'classified.'
However he will be returning to Lympstone to complete his training as soon as he has recovered.
By the way he cannot work weekends for me because he plays professional football.
What a guy!
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hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha what a cock, is his name Jack Anory by any chance?? done pretty well to skip his training to work with SF if you ask me, you should ask if he;s related to James Bond or something, nice one for posting that I laughed my bol*ocks off at it!
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Alfa
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The one thing you can usually count on with most walts is when they lie they lie BIG!
I don't understand it really, not really the fact they make up stories I can see why they do that, but I can't for the life of me understand why they make their stories so obviously untrue if he'd have toned it down a bit he might have gotten away with it but they just can't help themselves they have to make it sound incredible even someone who know's nothing about the military could spot him as a fake in about 2 seconds.
Sad, sad, pathetic, little man.
I don't understand it really, not really the fact they make up stories I can see why they do that, but I can't for the life of me understand why they make their stories so obviously untrue if he'd have toned it down a bit he might have gotten away with it but they just can't help themselves they have to make it sound incredible even someone who know's nothing about the military could spot him as a fake in about 2 seconds.
Sad, sad, pathetic, little man.
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mfat_man
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There's a relatively easy thing you can do if you are not sure another friend of mine was being tall tales, or so he thought... so he made a call to the director of special forces with the name of the person concerned and sure enough WALT!!Alfa wrote:The one thing you can usually count on with most walts is when they lie they lie BIG!![]()
I don't understand it really, not really the fact they make up stories I can see why they do that, but I can't for the life of me understand why they make their stories so obviously untrue if he'd have toned it down a bit he might have gotten away with it but they just can't help themselves they have to make it sound incredible even someone who know's nothing about the military could spot him as a fake in about 2 seconds.
Sad, sad, pathetic, little man.
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