Artist wrote:Just buy a "Good time Suzy" infaltable doll! At least it's legal in the UK.

Why on Earth would anybody want to buy a farking SA80/SLR/L42?

Join up and they will issue you one for christ sake! You can't take it home to show any body it mind.

Artist

wholley wrote:

doc wrote:I sneaked up on myself once but got away before I realised!

Did that to meself once too....But I had a gun,so I scared me shitless.
Mirror,Mirror on the wall....FARK!!!He's got a gun!!!!!!!

Gazza

Sounds like your Mum and Dad did a decent job mate.

Its the early years that count.

Mitty

Morning all

Lots of good points as always.

I guess the police have got a really difficult job to do nowadays, mainly as has been pointed out earlier because many parents dont give a toot what the kids do.

Here in the lovely Northern Ireland it is instilled in many institutions from an early age ...

Morning All

Sorry if I offended those who have served and lost mates in the falklands war. I am a civilian and have never served and therefore am not qualified to comment at all on the conflict itself.

Wholley,

I have disposed of my copy of "Grand Theft Auto" for the playstation due to the fact ...

Shrapnel Games is excited to announce that Patrick Proctor and his company, ProSIM, are currently developing a simulation of the Falklands War conflict.

Shrapnel Games is excited to announce that Patrick Proctor and his company, ProSIM, are currently developing a simulation of the Falklands War ...

This is extracted from the Jan/Feb 2005 Globe & Laurel (Corp magazine)

D Coy 40CDO based at Basrah Palace Iraq.

"D Company also provided convoy protection for the Prime Minister, Tony Bliar. During his visit to Basrah. During a stop at Shatt Al Arab Hotel, Mne ***** stepped forward and asked the ...

The IRA are fragmenting now anyway, the command structure they have is mainly based on the support of the most strong minded individual - hence Mr McGuiness at the top at present.

The structure is also based on "cells" as most of you know and many of these people are unaware of another local area ...

Hostage_Negotiator wrote:Somehow I don't think you'll get too many replies to this one!
Call me paranoid but...........................

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Have the USA ever lost any atomic/nuclear stuff? I remember the film "broken arrow" in which the term broken arrow was one of many terms apparently used by the US government to describe varying types of nuclear loss.

Probably Hollywood crap but I thought I would ask!!

Thanks for your time guys ...

Cheers guys

Hi all

Am I right in thinking that this type of Plutonium (as in spent fuel rods) is not any good for making a nuclear bomb?

Mr Mitty

Thank you very much for the info guys. Well informed as always.

I really thought I was being wound up!!

Cheers

Mitty

Can anyone verify whether "tree jumping" was ever really practised/used by the forces in jungle operations? According to a mate of mine during the 50/60's soldiers used to jump out of planes/helicopters into trees as parachutes were not available.

Am I being wound up

Mitty

RIP - brave men all