Hello From the US

[Wholley]

Hi Phil.
Are you City or Sheriff's Dept?
I'm a Lt.With the Henderson County Sheriff's Office in the Old North State.
Don't pay to much attention to Harry.
He just likes men in uniform.


Welcome aboard.


Wholley.

[FuNkYQueenBrit]

LOLOL ....Noooooooo I went to the States a nanny came home a mummy not a murderer lol

[Phil306]

Regular ole city police officer.

[tafmad]

Phil you are certainly not one for an easy life are you... marine and now a police officer.....OUTSTANDING!

Well done mate.. but crazy

[Artist]

Greeting Leatherneck.

Ex Bootneck here along with a few other Eijuts saying welcome.

Artist

[anglo-saxon]

Training without rain is not real training Phil, welcome mate (Tip: When the ground starts moving... run... I saw the film )

Ex-para-type Shyte and Shovel Corps QMSI on range management course in '86 used to use the phrase "fark-off factor". Definition: When firing from the prone (supported or un-supported) and the rain begins to run between your shoulder blades, across the small of your back, down the crack of your arse and pools in the folds of the scrotum...it's time to "fark off!".

[harry hackedoff]

If you say so Anglo.

Phil, I remember when they were called MAU`s mate
What mg did you carry? Not that prick of a sixty I hope
Were you in the Root when the truck went off? `82 ish, June was it ?
Sad day for your Corps, brother. You lost a lot of good men that day.Amen.

We`ve been talking about Ole Gunny Ermey on another part of these hear forums, that guy is sooo funny man
All together now, one tup thuree,
God Has A Hard-On For Marines, Because We Kill Everything

OOOooorrraaaggggghhhhhhhh

Semper Fi Phil

[harry hackedoff]

Watch it Musky

Don't pay to much attention to Harry.
He just likes men in uniform.

I`m after you at playtime, chinese burn and a dead leg will soon sort you out

[Wholley]

You wouldn't get close enough
I have been issued with the latest in Tactical Law Enforcement defense clothing.Not only Chinese Burn resistant but also the latest in groin injury protection.
Used to be called a boiler suit stuffed with cotton

PC Anywhere is a wonderful bit of kit.

[Phil306]

Yes, the ole M60; we called them "the pig." 28 lbs, UNLOADED.

And yes, I was there when the truck went into the barrack's. October 23, 1983. Luckily for me, I was on guard duty.

[JoJo82]

I notice a plea of desperation in your posts now JoJo

Baaaaaa

[Mrs. Frank S.]

Welcome to the board Phil. My other half and I live across the bay from you. I'm sure that like us, you're getting tired of the constant rain.

Julie

[Phil306]

Yeah, I know. Its been raining almost non-stop for a month now. Quite unusual for us.