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You'll be fine just get a train journey planner from the internet and print it off, look for the platform and away you go, also I resent the fact that my generation are softer we deal with fecking chav mongs who would stab you in the face for 50 pence or would shoot you in the back, at the very least a scenario I witnessed the other day, sitting on a bench in the middle of town(nottingham) and some lad my age (21) punched this other bloke(30) clean off his bike infront of his nan , then said bloke got up and beat him across the head with the bike , then that bloke got up and pulled out a fecking Dog the bounty hunter style CS gas canister and sprayed him and his relative in the face. I for one have grown up around shit like this most of my life and am not what you call soft. However I do have morals and enjoyed being able to play hide and seek in the local woods with 30 mates when younger without anyone holding my hand.
Our generation dont seem to be doing to bad a job out in Afghanistan do they?
Our generation dont seem to be doing to bad a job out in Afghanistan do they?
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well i was 16 when i left home. namely because me and my old man were fiercly competitive and i wanted to 'show' him. but i was also very streetwise. i often hear alot of stories from older lads i.e 19 or 20 bleating about things and i genuinley think you need to get a grip mate and stop being soft.
'Every man an Emperor'
I used to feel scared of the 10 minute train ride back to camp after weekend leave.
I don't mind admitting that!
My brother once told me that at 20 years in he still felt sick at the sight of the barbed wire!
Now, this post may have been started as a joke/prank, and that's fine - tosser! - but the reality of going to basic training is still the same stressful event it always has been.
It's just we didn't have potentially anonymous internet forums to vent our feelings on before.
I don't mind admitting that!
My brother once told me that at 20 years in he still felt sick at the sight of the barbed wire!
Now, this post may have been started as a joke/prank, and that's fine - tosser! - but the reality of going to basic training is still the same stressful event it always has been.
It's just we didn't have potentially anonymous internet forums to vent our feelings on before.
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