Posted: Thu 24 Apr, 2003 5:25 am
Naw, you`ve lost me there, Sticks 
What do you think you said
Kunt u een muziekinstrument bespelen?
Tot straks
What do you think you said
Kunt u een muziekinstrument bespelen?
Tot straks
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Posted: Thu 24 Apr, 2003 12:06 pm
Sticks, stay with the beer mate, the other one will and obviously has gotten you into trouble. Harry doesn't actually speak Dutch, he's just written it down in Scouse which sounds crap under normal circumstances. Welcome Jens.
Posted: Thu 24 Apr, 2003 4:49 pm
Swedish eh? You`ve been watching to many of them dirty fillums
Parry never fails to be unimpressed by my talents
Parry never fails to be unimpressed by my talents
Posted: Thu 24 Apr, 2003 5:28 pm
The Scarlet Pimpernel keeps telling me 'Jeg Elsker Deg Jules' 
So it all sounds very suspicious to me! I dont believe a word of it meself!
So it all sounds very suspicious to me! I dont believe a word of it meself!
Posted: Thu 24 Apr, 2003 6:05 pm
Look into my eyes..........you are feeling sleepy.........I must be getting boring and repetetive again!
Jeg ist zzzedink!
Jeg ist zzzedink!
Posted: Thu 24 Apr, 2003 10:27 pm
Kunt u een muziekinstrument bespelen? = Could you play a music instrument?
??That has got nothing to do with, well anything really hahaha
You have no idea how much fun it is, to see people try making up dutch words, usually they make it more german than dutch, sometimes, it even looks a little bit like, russian or something like that, but trust me, dutch so much diffirent then German. (Obviously, Dutch is a lot nicer, and more difficult for foreigners
When you're planning to have yourself a nice dutch beer, make sure you're going to have an "Amstel", it's the one and only
Have you guys worked with Dutch Marines before?
??That has got nothing to do with, well anything really hahaha
You have no idea how much fun it is, to see people try making up dutch words, usually they make it more german than dutch, sometimes, it even looks a little bit like, russian or something like that, but trust me, dutch so much diffirent then German. (Obviously, Dutch is a lot nicer, and more difficult for foreigners
When you're planning to have yourself a nice dutch beer, make sure you're going to have an "Amstel", it's the one and only
Have you guys worked with Dutch Marines before?
Posted: Thu 24 Apr, 2003 11:04 pm
I was fortunate to train the ships detachments at Portland. Great fun when a Dutch frigate came in. The lads arrived at the ranges with bins full of Nasi goreng and pallets of Heineken. Not a lot of work done that week.
Posted: Mon 28 Apr, 2003 3:46 pm
Listen Roy, dit werk heb je niet goed gedaan Sticks plays in a bit of a band, since he`s no good at Dutch, me asking if he can play an instrument has a lot to do with it
By the way,hij spreekt geen Vlams,maar wel Duits
viel liefs, see you in der Vondelpark
Aye,
Sticks plays in a bit of a band, since he`s no good at Dutch, me asking if he can play an instrument has a lot to do with it By the way,hij spreekt geen Vlams,maar wel Duits
viel liefs, see you in der Vondelpark
Aye,
Posted: Mon 28 Apr, 2003 4:01 pm
Further to that mijneer, show me any thing I have said to you which is not Dutch, doesn`t make sense in Dutch or sounds like Russian. Ik ben het met je eens dat heel Engels spreekt geen Nederlands,bij veel Nederlanders Engels spreken
Posted: Thu 01 May, 2003 12:24 pm
I thought that the programme was good. Some of the c**p that those guys had to put up with were no doubt beyond the realms of most of the "populous". I don't doubt though that real SAS selection procedures are far more tougher then what they endured.
It did make for good Sunday night viewing. It's always nice to see what does go on in one capacity or other.
It did make for good Sunday night viewing. It's always nice to see what does go on in one capacity or other.