What's made you grumpy today?

are you one, otherwise, i have to live with them, and yes i have the t-shirt cap badge etc. done my bit!!

Unfortunatly the locals don't give them the right to be called 'professional soldiers ' around here we just have '' squadies''

had to report one for doing about 70 in a 30 a fortnight ago, and i know his RSM, ooops.

where is around here?

no but i have friends who are and a family member who served in Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan

also my old english teacher was an ex marine and he was one of the best teachers i ever had

oh and i might take my degree in to the services if i cant find a job when i leave uni

chunk of apple skin stuck in my teeth.

that sucks that does

Spending 2 hours prepping my wing mirrors for my Xsara... Finally got around to primer, stuck a coat of that on each, one decided it would be a great idea to start sagging So now i've got one perfect wing mirror and one that's... well, crap.

stuff cutting it all back down, haven't got the time to start sanding again

Crimson car, yellow wingmirrors... it's going to look S*it, but im stingy and used what colour I had

uni, degree, i see a rupert in the making LOL SANDHURST for you then !!

not quite sure what you mean there

somewhere in salisbury plain where we have a mass of millitary personel,

unfortunatly most of them are under 25 and complete idiots, (pi55 heads half of that lot) apologies to those who arn't but as in most cases, the few spoil it for the many.

some jolly decent guys, but few and far between. i live in a 30, which is about 100 yards out of the 20 zone, and they go round our blind corner tyres screeching and sometimes they don't make it, which is funny, as i find it amusing, especially knowing the redcaps direct dial number!! (millitary police) and as said previously somewhere, have a good friend in mod police, as when i had my 4x4, aided them in moving on illigal moto x'ers. they're worse than the army, think they own the place and by ways don't count.

and as someone who has been in the army have the right to use the term. as do the rest of the nation with the right to free speech.
squaddie is a accepted slang term for millitary (army) personel, so if you take that personaly, i suggest you have a word with the rest of the uk.

comes from the term ' squad ' , a '' squad '' of men which isn't a full platoon. squaddie.

good for you

i cant even begin to count the amount of camps ive lived on with the army cadets. stayed in beachley barracks with rifles for a day. stayed on multiple camps on SPTA. (watched the dvd as well with tony robinson :/ ) god cadets was fun. but anyway smiles
Sun of course

i havent been able to enjoy the sun been doing an assignment all day

I feel your pain...