Yes, as in loft on switchy!

Yes there are a few lads in my Troop who are from N Ireland. :roll:
I was concerned about similar things prior to starting RT, but the training team couldn't really care less where you are from, all it does is give them some ammo for banter to start with, once they get to know you they will quickly ...

...

"Take my wife, no please, take her"

Nice one, slim pickings!

Jayne, I am not tight, just SKINT!

I consider myself British, but I was born in Ireland.
The sectarians who call themselves soldiers, make me sick to the pit of my stomach. I saw a photo recently of McGuinness in full IRA gear at a funeral, the plank. Like you say, black beret, shades, etc.
And now he is a 'politician'. :evil:
Ref ...

'Dagenham' as in 'he's Dagenham',
as in 'two stops short of Barking'.

'Harpic' as in 'are you Harpic',
as in the bleach which can 'clean round the bend'.

Greywing, being cynical's just not what it used to be, eh?

Sodding internet.

harry hackedoff wrote:
Where is the Australian equivalent of Les Liason Dangereux
Home and Away perhaps

Harbour rats? Strewth mate, who needs Shakespeare!

As for bad television, America has its share ;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sarYH0z948

Front page of the Independent today,

http://www.independent.co.uk/

made my hangover feel slighlty less significant

I moved in with my uncle who convinced me to join the British Army instead,

Not being funny, but it is your decision! Don't be swayed by other people. If I listened to my uncle, I would be in a field hugging a tree, singing Kum bay ya. Bloody hippies

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Hilarious.