Posted: 9/25/2011 2:06:55 PM EDT
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Was that Bertrand Bigglesworth's ugly mug on that Chinook earlier doing something that looked like a cross between playing paper sissors stone and epilepsy when passing on the happy news that two Terry Talibans had got the good news from US Apaches ???
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Is it a good idea mentioning real names? Andy. Good point Andy, I will change the name Chinook to 'Big military helicoptery flying thingy with twin rotors which makes a kind of Wokka Wokka noise' After all, Security is not a dirty word.... Moist is, and Crevice is positively disgusting, but Security isnt..... |
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Is it a good idea mentioning real names? Andy. Good point Andy, I will change the name Chinook to 'Big military helicoptery flying thingy with twin rotors which makes a kind of Wokka Wokka noise' After all, Security is not a dirty word.... Moist is, and Crevice is positively disgusting, but Security isnt..... 
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Is it a good idea mentioning real names? Andy. Good point Andy, I will change the name Chinook to 'Big military helicoptery flying thingy with twin rotors which makes a kind of Wokka Wokka noise' After all, Security is not a dirty word.... Moist is, and Crevice is positively disgusting, but Security isnt.....
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Is it a good idea mentioning real names? Andy. Good point Andy, I will change the name Chinook to 'Big military helicoptery flying thingy with twin rotors which makes a kind of Wokka Wokka noise' After all, Security is not a dirty word.... Moist is, and Crevice is positively disgusting, but Security isnt..... Wait what? You saw the moist crevice of a big bird with a double whopper 
I worry about you Mike 
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Is it a good idea mentioning real names? Andy. Good point Andy, I will change the name Chinook to 'Big military helicoptery flying thingy with twin rotors which makes a kind of Wokka Wokka noise' After all, Security is not a dirty word.... Moist is, and Crevice is positively disgusting, but Security isnt..... Wait what? You saw the moist crevice of a big bird with a double whopper
I worry about you Mike Double whopper. Isnt that a hamburglar mmmmmmmm hamburglars
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I quite liked the big white lettered sign on his chest saying MEDIC - quite sporting of Paul to give the baddies such a lovely clear visual aiming point .....
He was looking very war like and Gung Ho.........Shame there was no mag in his Sig though........  1) Thanks Airbrush you would have thought Mikey D would have known better 
2) What Sig? There aint no Sig there Detective
3) Ever run into an USMC defended location at night? I can tell you, you need as much IFF / ID as possible 
4) You want to be on the ground as little as possible, so you need to get the guys to do the handover to the 'MEDIC' quickly! 
5) See point 3 
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I quite liked the big white lettered sign on his chest saying MEDIC - quite sporting of Paul to give the baddies such a lovely clear visual aiming point .....
He was looking very war like and Gung Ho.........Shame there was no mag in his Sig though........ 1) Thanks Airbrush you would have thought Mikey D would have known better
2) What Sig? There aint no Sig there Detective
3) Ever run into an USMC defended location at night? I can tell you, you need as much IFF / ID as possible
4) You want to be on the ground as little as possible, so you need to get the guys to do the handover to the 'MEDIC' quickly!
5) See point 3 I was just proud to think "I know that bloke" 
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I quite liked the big white lettered sign on his chest saying MEDIC - quite sporting of Mr X to give the baddies such a lovely clear visual aiming point .....
He was looking very war like and Gung Ho.........Shame there was no mag in his Sig HP though........ fixed |
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Watching the programme puts it into perspective for me.
The following words come to mind - dangerous, traumatic, adrenaline rush. A shite hole I certainly wouldn't want to visit. Well said Agent Funky - well done that MEDIC in the Kevlar and all the MERT team. |
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Watching the programme puts it into perspective for me. The following words come to mind - dangerous, traumatic, adrenaline rush. A shite hole I certainly wouldn't want to visit. Well said Agent Funky - well done that MEDIC in the Kevlar and all the MERT team. I watched the rerun on 4OD and knew it was him straight away. After all, who else has that amount of Gucci kit on the frontline?
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Watching the programme puts it into perspective for me. The following words come to mind - dangerous, traumatic, adrenaline rush. A shite hole I certainly wouldn't want to visit. Well said Agent Funky - well done that MEDIC in the Kevlar and all the MERT team. Wierd thing is, part of me does want to go there. I think of my wife and nipper, and of course I know I never will go, but I think there is always that part of you in which something deep and primeval lurks that just screams out for the thrill and excitement of tribal hunt. I can see why people say they love it out there, but I can also see why people are in no rush to go back once they've been. It has got to be a terrible quandry between wanting to go and do what you have trained all your life to do, and leaving your family. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Watching the programme puts it into perspective for me. The following words come to mind - dangerous, traumatic, adrenaline rush. A shite hole I certainly wouldn't want to visit. Well said Agent Funky - well done that MEDIC in the Kevlar and all the MERT team. Wierd thing is, part of me does want to go there. I think of my wife and nipper, and of course I know I never will go, but I think there is always that part of you in which something deep and primeval lurks that just screams out for the thrill and excitement of tribal hunt. I can see why people say they love it out there, but I can also see why people are in no rush to go back once they've been. It has got to be a terrible quandry between wanting to go and do what you have trained all your life to do, and leaving your family. You could always become a football supporter.................... |
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Watching the programme puts it into perspective for me. The following words come to mind - dangerous, traumatic, adrenaline rush. A shite hole I certainly wouldn't want to visit. Well said Agent Funky - well done that MEDIC in the Kevlar and all the MERT team. Wierd thing is, part of me does want to go there. I think of my wife and nipper, and of course I know I never will go, but I think there is always that part of you in which something deep and primeval lurks that just screams out for the thrill and excitement of tribal hunt. I can see why people say they love it out there, but I can also see why people are in no rush to go back once they've been. It has got to be a terrible quandry between wanting to go and do what you have trained all your life to do, and leaving your family. You could always become a football supporter.................... That's not really the hunt though is it ....... that's just a bunch of retards meeting up for a bit of a punch-up before going to the pub. I spent my late teens doing that with the other farm yackers in our villages.
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Watching the programme puts it into perspective for me. The following words come to mind - dangerous, traumatic, adrenaline rush. A shite hole I certainly wouldn't want to visit. Well said Agent Funky - well done that MEDIC in the Kevlar and all the MERT team. Wierd thing is, part of me does want to go there. I think of my wife and nipper, and of course I know I never will go, but I think there is always that part of you in which something deep and primeval lurks that just screams out for the thrill and excitement of tribal hunt. I can see why people say they love it out there, but I can also see why people are in no rush to go back once they've been. It has got to be a terrible quandry between wanting to go and do what you have trained all your life to do, and leaving your family. Theres no quandry about it, you get told your going and you go lol 
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Watching the programme puts it into perspective for me. The following words come to mind - dangerous, traumatic, adrenaline rush. A shite hole I certainly wouldn't want to visit. Well said Agent Funky - well done that MEDIC in the Kevlar and all the MERT team. Wierd thing is, part of me does want to go there. I think of my wife and nipper, and of course I know I never will go, but I think there is always that part of you in which something deep and primeval lurks that just screams out for the thrill and excitement of tribal hunt. I can see why people say they love it out there, but I can also see why people are in no rush to go back once they've been. It has got to be a terrible quandry between wanting to go and do what you have trained all your life to do, and leaving your family. Theres no quandry about it, you get told your going and you go lol
As I said not a place I'd want to visit, but If I got an order to go - I'd go as well
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Watching the programme puts it into perspective for me. The following words come to mind - dangerous, traumatic, adrenaline rush. A shite hole I certainly wouldn't want to visit. Well said Agent Funky - well done that MEDIC in the Kevlar and all the MERT team. Wierd thing is, part of me does want to go there. I think of my wife and nipper, and of course I know I never will go, but I think there is always that part of you in which something deep and primeval lurks that just screams out for the thrill and excitement of tribal hunt. I can see why people say they love it out there, but I can also see why people are in no rush to go back once they've been. It has got to be a terrible quandry between wanting to go and do what you have trained all your life to do, and leaving your family. Theres no quandry about it, you get told your going and you go lol
That's the quandry dealt with then.
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Watching the programme puts it into perspective for me. The following words come to mind - dangerous, traumatic, adrenaline rush. A shite hole I certainly wouldn't want to visit. Well said Agent Funky - well done that MEDIC in the Kevlar and all the MERT team. Wierd thing is, part of me does want to go there. I think of my wife and nipper, and of course I know I never will go, but I think there is always that part of you in which something deep and primeval lurks that just screams out for the thrill and excitement of tribal hunt. I can see why people say they love it out there, but I can also see why people are in no rush to go back once they've been. It has got to be a terrible quandry between wanting to go and do what you have trained all your life to do, and leaving your family. Theres no quandry about it, you get told your going and you go lol
As I said not a place I'd want to visit, but If I got an order to go - I'd go as well
You can't have too much Kevlar!!! or fmj Forget FMJ, AP all the way
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I quite liked the big white lettered sign on his chest saying MEDIC - quite sporting of Paul to give the baddies such a lovely clear visual aiming point .....
He was looking very war like and Gung Ho.........Shame there was no mag in his Sig though........ 1) Thanks Airbrush you would have thought Mikey D would have known better
2) What Sig? There aint no Sig there Detective
3) Ever run into an USMC defended location at night? I can tell you, you need as much IFF / ID as possible
4) You want to be on the ground as little as possible, so you need to get the guys to do the handover to the 'MEDIC' quickly!
5) See point 3 I was just proud to think "I know that bloke"
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Watching the programme puts it into perspective for me. The following words come to mind - dangerous, traumatic, adrenaline rush. A shite hole I certainly wouldn't want to visit. Well said Agent Funky - well done that MEDIC in the Kevlar and all the MERT team. Wierd thing is, part of me does want to go there. I think of my wife and nipper, and of course I know I never will go, but I think there is always that part of you in which something deep and primeval lurks that just screams out for the thrill and excitement of tribal hunt. I can see why people say they love it out there, but I can also see why people are in no rush to go back once they've been. It has got to be a terrible quandry between wanting to go and do what you have trained all your life to do, and leaving your family. Theres no quandry about it, you get told your going and you go lol
As I said not a place I'd want to visit, but If I got an order to go - I'd go as well
You can't have too much Kevlar!!! or fmj Forget FMJ, AP all the way
Ok AP and a go with a mini-gun
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Watching the programme puts it into perspective for me. The following words come to mind - dangerous, traumatic, adrenaline rush. A shite hole I certainly wouldn't want to visit. Well said Agent Funky - well done that MEDIC in the Kevlar and all the MERT team. Wierd thing is, part of me does want to go there. I think of my wife and nipper, and of course I know I never will go, but I think there is always that part of you in which something deep and primeval lurks that just screams out for the thrill and excitement of tribal hunt. I can see why people say they love it out there, but I can also see why people are in no rush to go back once they've been. It has got to be a terrible quandry between wanting to go and do what you have trained all your life to do, and leaving your family. Theres no quandry about it, you get told your going and you go lol
Unless you volunteer
PS There was always a mag fitted in both the Pistol and the Rifle GO / NO GO ITEM 
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