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Posted: Sat 24 Jul, 2004 9:21 pm
by Ploggers
Archie wrote:micky wrote:Reet, me an me marra are ganin ta oil wa wigs ower the pub. Al c ya later pet! Breaker super brew is the hardest beer ever! At 9%, who can argue with that! And ignore the idle geordie banter at the top please. haha
'Mick'
Translation? Anyone?
Ok. My friend and I and retiring to a local hostelry, we will no doubt converse further at a later hour. At our intended inn they serve a brew of repute which is understood to be of a high quality. Please do misunderstand the questionable comments of my friend from these parts. Followed by comments of mirth.
Posted: Sat 24 Jul, 2004 9:39 pm
by micky
Or to people that are unfamiliar with this complex terminology of the above post, Right, Me and A friend are going to the pub, for a drink. I will see you shortly darling (or whatever you have entitled your female partner).
Archie, please explain why I am A geordie bastartd? As you so nicely put it. you silly narrow minded turd. Would you say Chris Ryan was A Geordie bastard? And whats this about A solitary pound? I'm rather confused.
'Mick'
Posted: Sat 24 Jul, 2004 9:46 pm
by El Prez
No need to get silly Mick, it's what in Australia and the RM is known as affectionate banter. By the way, most Bootnecks will quite happily tell you that Chris Ryan is a Geordie Bastard, and a f@#k up to boot.
Honesty, the best policy.

Posted: Sat 24 Jul, 2004 10:00 pm
by micky
So why the goerdie bastard bit, also when was I being silly?
'Mick'
Posted: Sun 25 Jul, 2004 1:32 pm
by Madmick
Posted: Sun 25 Jul, 2004 3:51 pm
by micky
So what the hell does piso mean? (noooooo- i hate asking what words mean)

Posted: Sun 25 Jul, 2004 3:55 pm
by Cliodna
In medical terms, "piso" means....."to suffer from long pocket and short arm syndrome"
Posted: Sun 25 Jul, 2004 5:50 pm
by El Prez
It's Maltese for tight wad.
It rhymes with diso, which is a maltese water taxi, if Royal would not use the water taxi he was told he was 'Piso'.
Posted: Sun 25 Jul, 2004 8:44 pm
by micky
Ahhhhh, I see. First time i've heard that term.
'Mick'
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Posted: Wed 28 Jul, 2004 4:32 pm
by s a s h a
I think under 16s should banned from this site

Re: .
Posted: Wed 28 Jul, 2004 7:57 pm
by minimac
s a s h a wrote:I think under 16s should banned from this site

You are joking right?
Im over 16 but why ban under 16s?
And how would you check?
MM

Posted: Sun 08 Aug, 2004 9:29 pm
by Jammy
Cliodna wrote:In medical terms, "piso" means....."to suffer from long pocket and short arm syndrome"
Aye that about covers a Piso Bast@rd
Posted: Mon 09 Aug, 2004 9:00 pm
by neil1955
[quote="El Prez"]No need to get silly Mick, it's what in Australia and the RM is known as affectionate banter. By the way, most Bootnecks will quite happily tell you that Chris Ryan is a Geordie Bastard, and a f@#k up to boot.
You of course are qualified to make that comment having been there when he F@#ked up, I have said it before if you were not there at the time YOU don't know s**T, but as a moderator and self styled (El Prez) you obviosly feel free to spout sh*t about anyone you choose.
I am not a GEORDIE I am however a Northumbrian and do take offence when southern Jessies start running off at the mouth about things they have only heard about,why do you suppose HEARSAY is inadmissable as evidence in court ,I just wish i was half as good as you obviosly think you are,a ledgend in your own mind no doubt. "most Bootnecks" you think for them do you,that would explain a lot.
No sticky I am not biting some people hide behind banter to stick the knife in, in his case it's most likley still got butter on it .

Posted: Mon 09 Aug, 2004 9:54 pm
by El Prez
El Prez wrote:No need to get silly Mick, it's what in Australia and the RM is known as affectionate banter. By the way, most Bootnecks will quite happily tell you that Chris Ryan is a Geordie Bastard, and a f@#k up to boot.
You of course are qualified to make that comment having been there when he F@#ked up, I have said it before if you were not there at the time YOU don't know s**T, but as a moderator and self styled (El Prez) you obviosly feel free to spout sh*t about anyone you choose.
I am not a GEORDIE I am however a Northumbrian and do take offence when southern Jessies start running off at the mouth about things they have only heard about,why do you suppose HEARSAY is inadmissable as evidence in court ,I just wish i was half as good as you obviosly think you are,a ledgend in your own mind no doubt. "most Bootnecks" you think for them do you,that would explain a lot.
No sticky I am not biting some people hide behind banter to stick the knife in, in his case it's most likley still got butter on it .
Neil, that's one huge chunk of wood you are carrying, put it down for a sec and I'll try and explain my rationale.
Firstly 'El Prez' is a self deprecating joke. You haven't seen some of the things I've written about which preceeded the name change. I'm not a southern jessie, actually I'm a Dublin Nelly.

Admittedly my accent is more Buckinghamshire than Lansdowne these days.
Re Ryan. His initial service background was Army infantry. Generally the RM look down on basic infantry tactics and abilities, due to the training we receive and the continuation training/experience gained in Commando units we consider ourselves better qualified. Consequently when we see an extreme example of a cock up such as that described in B20 we (I use 'we' because most of the people I know said the same thing) were embarrassed that such an 'elite' unit should find itself in such an impossible scenario. I have said before that the courageous member of the Sqn was the officer who loaded his team back on the chinook and bugged out.
During B20 we read about situations on the ground and tactics that left me wandering who is the expert. Yes Ryan and some of his team escaped. Yes it was an epic escape and evasion run; but should it have been necessary? Were the initial tactics wrong? Was the ground suitable for the task? Many questions, differing opinions. I wrote what I and many other of my contempories felt. So if you want to have a bash, dig out.
There is one main point which I hold against Ryan. He wrote his book. By so doing he broke the code. He opened the floodgates and exposed himself to the criticism of the knowledgeable, and the awe of the walters.
On the point of Geordie Bastards. My very good friend Rotary Booty is a Geordie, a very proud Geordie; he was the bastard that put me and my contempories throught the wringer with monotonous regularity. In Australia, to be awarded the nomencalture 'Bastard' is an honour, one I have borne for some time.
Group Hug.
