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harry hackedoff
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Heyup Brian,
ref Q 1, ask for the attestation marked"Effing Heathens" and they`ll soon sort you out
ref Q2 you will end up Cof E :P

Preculiar, hey? :-? Hmmmm, thought as much.
You are a Member of The Lodge Of Dyslexia :P
I`m Royal Arch as well matey so best you sit to attention when you read my posts :roll:

I reckon it`d be dead handy being a buddhist because iffen youm had a stoppage you could imagine the sound of one round firing :o :-?

FG :wink:
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Brian, in my day you attended the church parade like every body else.
When you got to the church you stood outside, also if you made it known before you went on parade they would usually find a nice crappy job to do in camp.
The other thing was, if you were abroad in some remote place, it was a good place to get a glimpse of any talent. :)
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Sorry about the typo Harry - fat finger syndrome strikes again.

Brian, there's one attestation and that's your lot.

The good news is that if yoiu don't fancy church parade there's always the atheist option of painting stones and the like. Church parade is more about unit cohesion than God, according to one of the seniors I was chatting with recently. It's a question of formation.

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In Canada for attestation you can either swear on the bible or take a "solemn affirmation". Same during military trials. Given that I often preside over summary trials, I have formed a habit of finding those who have "solemnly affirmed" guilty as the Godless heathen are more likely to be lying! :lol:

We once had a clerk who claimed she was a white wicth and was afraid of bursting into flames if she stepped over the threshold of a church. We tried deseprately to entice her in on several parades, but nothing doing. There was big $ riding on that one, too!

Back in the days when the current RSM was a bit of a lad, he somehow managed to convince the powers that be that he was an "Orhodox Druid", such that he ended up with the same stamped on his dog tags. Mind you, this was the same guy who broke into the local amoured unit's band room one noght and crapped in their tuba! Oh, happy days!

Royal Arch? When you going to step up from the minor leagues and apply for the Knight's Templar? If you play nice with them for a while, next thing they'll be whispering sweet nothings in your ear about small and oddly-named "clubs" the like of which few are aware. Mind you, you'll probably have to go Cryptic for a while forst. Some good dirt in them there dimly-lit conclaves!
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What I like about it is that just when you think it couldn’t possibly get any weirder......... :o
So, Anglo. You are a happy handshaker then? :wink:
In Perth it`s exactly the same as UK(apart from all the Aussie Accents :roll: but up in the Top End they do things rather, er, differently :o
The fitness bit is taking time to crack but the weight is coming off and the body is getting leaner and less soft so great joy on that front.
Kinnel Bish, :P I bet missus Padre is well happy about that mate. Result or what 8)
BYMS :wink:
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harry hackedoff wrote: So, Anglo. You are a happy handshaker then? :wink:
In Perth it`s exactly the same as UK(apart from all the Aussie Accents :roll: but up in the Top End they do things rather, er, differently :o

I've been known to walk in an angular manner on the odd occasion. Not so much now, since my tour in the east in '05 8) . Basically, here, the hats just get more weird on your way up.
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