Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:38 pm
The minute someone takes you to task you get all uppity and then try to prove how you are, in some way, superior. But instead I've made you look like mugs, or smug arrogant idiots.
To the decent squaddies out there who were civil in this convo, and realised I was taking the p*** back, I salute you. To those who generally think they are superior, yet are dense as slabs, get a grip!!!
Maybe you should spend your 5 figure sum on learning some new patter

FatFifer
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:39 pm
check you out you old sweat....I have a MSc but dont like to brag.....did your daddy touch you in places you pooh from?
My daddy didn't but your dad was ace at it. He knows how to fiddle my pee-pee alright
So anyway bawbag, you have a Masters degree yet no idea how to mix cement? Hmm.
This has got to be a wah, having a degree or Masters dosent qualify you to mix cement you doughnut. Its like saying I did a RMA course in the Army and I cant bake a cake. Feckin chimp. Your boring, why dont you feck off onto one of your civvy sites and leave this one alone to people who have achieved or will achieve or are linked to same.
Oh, by the way, I got a 1st in I.T. whilst still serving in HM Forces, then a Masters in History whilst hang on..... yes, still serving in HM Forces. So when you want to swap spit about getting a degree, think that plenty of squaddies do this sort of thing whilst still serving.
Haha, I'm loving this. Talk about context and missing it.
Well if your chums hadn't slagged off us civvies I wouldn't be here would I? So shut up and put your dummy away you fcuking dullard.
And who are you to talk anyway? You're going to be a civvy sometime aren't you? You think you're better than us, when you are not.
Im a civvy now you silly boy. We think we are better than you because in a nutshell, we are. Even the worst recruit ever, binned after day 1 etc is more of a man than you, a higher achiever than you and more likely to get a job working for me than you would. At least he tried, you didnt even get on the bus for basic. Mike Golden may be a prat, but he tried and ranks higher in my book than you do you dull trolling w*nker.

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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:40 pm
The minute someone takes you to task you get all uppity and then try to prove how you are, in some way, superior. But instead I've made you look like mugs, or smug arrogant idiots.
To the decent squaddies out there who were civil in this convo, and realised I was taking the p*** back, I salute you. To those who generally think they are superior, yet are dense as slabs, get a grip!!!
Maybe you should spend your 5 figure sum on learning some new patter
ABOUT TUUUUUUURRRRRNNAAAAAHHHHHH

hammy123
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:40 pm
Others now earn it for me.
Pay goes out on the 15th, someone does that for me to, I just check and sign.
Was there something else?
Isn't this the point in the conversation where you tell us all how big your house is, your car and how wonderful life is?
You don't like when someone gives it back, do you?
Now, one must work, but I will be back. In the meantime, tell your subordinates how wonderful you are

FatFifer
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:43 pm
Others now earn it for me.
Pay goes out on the 15th, someone does that for me to, I just check and sign.
Was there something else?
Isn't this the point in the conversation where you tell us all how big your house is, your car and how wonderful life is?
You don't like when someone gives it back, do you?
Now, one must work, but I will be back. In the meantime, tell your subordinates how wonderful you are
Which house? Which car? Not able to express yourself very clearly are you?
I'm off on holiday this evening too

Alsacien
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:45 pm
Im a civvy now you silly boy. We think we are better than you because in a nutshell, we are. Even the worst recruit ever, binned after day 1 etc is more of a man than you, a higher achiever than you and more likely to get a job working for me than you would. At least he tried, you didnt even get on the bus for basic. Mike Golden may be a prat, but he tried and ranks higher in my book than you do you dull trolling w*nker.
You're a civvy now? and yet you slag us off?
You're no better than I am. And you never will be. Higher achiever? Yeah I'm so sad I did my degree and earning more than the squaddie basic wage. I'm crying over it. Can you not tell
Namedropping Mike Golden, do you think I have an encyclopedia of walts to hand you fool? In your world you might talk about him, to me he's a nobody.
Edit: and listen to Hammy here getting all worked up! Truth hurts does it son? I've got a job for you - you can tarmac my drive
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FatFifer
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:46 pm
Others now earn it for me.
Pay goes out on the 15th, someone does that for me to, I just check and sign.
Was there something else?
Isn't this the point in the conversation where you tell us all how big your house is, your car and how wonderful life is?
You don't like when someone gives it back, do you?
Now, one must work, but I will be back. In the meantime, tell your subordinates how wonderful you are
Which house? Which car? Not able to express yourself very clearly are you?
I'm off on holiday this evening too
I'm glad for you that you can afford to go on holiday. In fact it won't be long til I'm away on hols myself
Express myself? I think if we had a contest of grammar and syntax, anyone reading over our past posts would conclude you had the issue, not I. But don't let me spoil your delusion

FatFifer
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:47 pm

tattybadger
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:49 pm
Ach, I hope its a counter-WAH otherwise I will be pretty unimpressed.....
Be back later to see what Richard Branson here and the mentalist have said, but until then...
TTFN

FatFifer
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:50 pm
Im a civvy now you silly boy. We think we are better than you because in a nutshell, we are. Even the worst recruit ever, binned after day 1 etc is more of a man than you, a higher achiever than you and more likely to get a job working for me than you would. At least he tried, you didnt even get on the bus for basic. Mike Golden may be a prat, but he tried and ranks higher in my book than you do you dull trolling w*nker.
You're a civvy now? and yet you slag us off?
You're no better than I am. And you never will be. Higher achiever? Yeah I'm so sad I did my degree and earning more than the squaddie basic wage. I'm crying over it. Can you not tell
Namedropping Mike Golden, do you think I have an encyclopedia of walts to hand you fool? In your world you might talk about him, to me he's a nobody.
After 22 years service I can call myself whatever I want to.
Mike tried, you did and failed with less time in than he did. Mike is better than you.
I would rather look back over my time and think, yep, did plenty with it for whatever wage they gave me than stand in your shoes with a chip on your shoulder because you were rejected before you even got a decent hair cut.

hammy123
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:51 pm
Will you stop quoting Oscar Wilde!

old_fat_and_hairy
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:51 pm
Why are you still here? I thought we agreed that you would wend your way over to the Walt and Wannabe thread, and leave the grown ups to talk?
BTW...I along with every soldier paid Tax and National Insurance contributions just like everyone..Except you of course, because you were parasiting your way through University at my expense! Your Degree is worthless because you are obviously worthless! That's why you choose to come on here and try goading those who actually did what you were never capable of...For Shame
I'm 37 in 2 months Tom, am I not "grown up" enough for you? Sorry, but I must have missed something here. Edit: I came back because someone was dissing my sand and cement mix. I watch this thread you know. I have the technology
Yes, you've paid tax and NI, but probably not as much as I have, to put food in mouths and rounds in your rifle.
Given that I've financed you for 20 years, don't you feel you owe me something, Tom? I think you should be GLAD of people like me who have never been on the dole and kept working so you could see the world like that geezer "Frank" in those adverts of yore. See, if it wasn't for us civvies who would give you jobs guarding our stores and minding our pubs when you leave the army??
BTW I took a student loan out at uni, paid it all back
My mum loves me, but not in the way yours does
I am surprised you ever leave the house, you sound very lonely and very bewildered by your position in life...Not only were you inadequate for service, but this has led to you resenting having to pay for the service which exposed your inadequacy. The irony is not lost on you i'm sure, you having a degree and all that
For your contribution to my life of ease, i say Ta very much!! Your generosity has allowed me to see the world and earn lots of money for doing nothing, while you apparently slogged your heart out to keep me in my life of luxury

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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:54 pm
Others now earn it for me.
Pay goes out on the 15th, someone does that for me to, I just check and sign.
Was there something else?
Isn't this the point in the conversation where you tell us all how big your house is, your car and how wonderful life is?
You don't like when someone gives it back, do you?
Now, one must work, but I will be back. In the meantime, tell your subordinates how wonderful you are
Which house? Which car? Not able to express yourself very clearly are you?
I'm off on holiday this evening too
I'm glad for you that you can afford to go on holiday. In fact it won't be long til I'm away on hols myself
Express myself? I think if we had a contest of grammar and syntax, anyone reading over our past posts would conclude you had the issue, not I. But don't let me spoil your delusion
Should'nt you be off making your boss another coffee by now? Rather than wasting somebody elses money by playing with the grownups on the internet

Alsacien
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:03 pm
Will you stop quoting Oscar Wilde!
sorry.

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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:46 pm

Walthamstow
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:50 pm
Fuckoff shitlips.

tattybadger
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:50 pm
Im a civvy now you silly boy. We think we are better than you because in a nutshell, we are. Even the worst recruit ever, binned after day 1 etc is more of a man than you, a higher achiever than you and more likely to get a job working for me than you would. At least he tried, you didnt even get on the bus for basic. Mike Golden may be a prat, but he tried and ranks higher in my book than you do you dull trolling w*nker.
Edit: and listen to Hammy here getting all worked up! Truth hurts does it son? I've got a job for you - you can tarmac my drive
Why? Do you leave in a complete sh1thole? I wouldn't be surprised - you idle bore. What a shame.

Mr_Deputy
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 3:21 pm
Ach, I hope its a counter-WAH otherwise I will be pretty unimpressed.....
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I call wah. Fatfifer has got to be a wind up. Own up, who is it?

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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 4:08 pm
You on the other hand can serve him his fries with that Burger

TalaveraTom
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Re: Observations of civvy st from an ex perspective
Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:57 am

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