For anyone new to the marines I thought this site might help you figure out what we're all talking about...
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Learn the lingo before you go...
Learn the lingo before you go...
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Re: Learn the lingo before you go...
Had a guy in my troop who was ex-TA and kept calling yomping 'tabbing', a hot wet 'a brew', and scran was called 'skof' - He single-handedly managed to p*ss the whole training team off with his perce-slang and received regular beastings to encourage adoption of 'The Royal Way'Aldo wrote:For anyone new to the marines I thought this site might help you figure out what we're all talking about...

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NOOOOOO!Aldo wrote:I'm going to join the TA for a bit before I go to the Royals
Where about in the UK are you Aldo ? You may have to travel a few miles extra but do consider the RMR before joining Perce - It will stand stand you in better stead for joining CTC as a regular.
Who knows, you may do as I did and join the RMR with a view to going regular and decide that you actually like the best of both worlds

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Thought I might get that reaction lol.
I'm in middlesbrough and don't drive yet so it would be to difficult to get to the RMR unless you know of one closer than Newcastle. I shouldn't be there for long anyway because I'm getting over a lower back injury and just want to be doing somthing productive while I get back into shape.
I'm in middlesbrough and don't drive yet so it would be to difficult to get to the RMR unless you know of one closer than Newcastle. I shouldn't be there for long anyway because I'm getting over a lower back injury and just want to be doing somthing productive while I get back into shape.
"This far and no further" - Britain, World War 1 & 2