I'm absolutely incensed !!!!!!!

[Robert_S]

If they went out for a night in Glasgow they could get the combat training as well!!

 

I think it might be safer going to Afghanistan unless they are training for getting a buck fast bottle over your head by a fat drunk 30 year old granny in clothes that are too small for her

[difflock]

fat=tick

drunk=tick

granny @30 year old=tick, tick & tick

clothes that appear to be too small=tick

Hey!!

You sure ha bin tae Glasgow there boy!

Iffen I remember the Central Station of my youth on a Setterday nicght.

PS

I also met my private school educated astrophysist wife-to-be in Glasgie.

[Arctostaphylos uva-ursi]

Here are some more absolutely incensed people!

 

 

 

 

Are you frank-incensed? Perhaps because Christmas is nearly upon us?

Edited November 19, 2012 by Arctostaphylos uva-ursi

[born2trot]

Here are some more absolutely incensed people!

 

 

 

 

Are you frank-incensed? Perhaps because Christmas is nearly upon us?

 

Heyhey!!

I'm at least moderately angry i'll have you know

 

 

PS... wonder if they are up for makin' an aerial rescue video ??? :sneaky2:biggrin:

[Arctostaphylos uva-ursi]

Being rescued by Pope Benedict in full regalia. Now that would be something!

[HCR]

I was "reliabliably" told 30/35 or so year ago that combat medics from certain "ahem" specialized arms of the Service got combat medic training for real in the Glaswegian infirmery of a Saturday night.

Dr. "x" will stitch you now Sir/ set that compound fracture etc,

I presume under proper medical supervision.

Sounded plausible to me back then.

 

Totally true, except it might not be Glasgow.

[Johny Walker]

i hope it dosnt drive the price of pork up.

Edited November 19, 2012 by Johny Walker

[difflock]

Verry interesting HCR, do tell?

[treequip]

Being rescued by Pope Benedict in full regalia. Now that would be something!

 

He could probably save your soul if nothing else:laugh1::lol:

[Little Steven]

I was "reliabliably" told 30/35 or so year ago that combat medics from certain "ahem" specialized arms of the Service got combat medic training for real in the Glaswegian infirmery of a Saturday night.

Dr. "x" will stitch you now Sir/ set that compound fracture etc,

I presume under proper medical supervision.

Sounded plausible to me back then.

 

I can vouch for that..... you could choose which A&E you were attached to.

Steve