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    A name from the past Bdr Cyster was our drill inst in Colenso in 73 - Sugar was Tp Sgt - great bunch of instructor & all things considered a good laugh !!!! :D :D

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    onbcsack did you know bdr mcglaughlin as well? there was another fullscrew D.I for the life of me can`t remember his name
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    Bdr McLaughlin - remember him well - shortest of the three !! Nice guy good instructor - came from Hy Regt if my memory is correct. Met up with Sugar again at RSA in the mid 80's - told him it was me who "bounced" his car tight between 2 gateposts on the way back from the pub one night (he was out for blood the following morning !!! ) it was bang centre between the concrete posts with about 6" clearance front & back - laughed all the way back to the block - he retired in the RSA local area. We only had the 3 instructors on my intake so can't help with DI. Gawd 34 years ago - wish I could go back & do it all again !!!! :D

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    be a laugh would`nt it! happy days
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    Quote Originally Posted by cancerman
    getting a blowjob from sixpence(anyone remember her! )
    Why was she called Sixpence?
    "A stylish if somewhat eccentric young officer."
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    Colenso 1985

    The dell & it's underwater tunnels.......deep joy.
    Sgt mullins & his favorite saying "Get there at the double spunk bubble"
    Nodding off in the map reading lessons.
    Bed blocks & on the first room inspection being asked to tip my own bed upside down :D
    After learning to bull boots being told on another inspection to jump on Gnr Glynn williams boots.
    Going to the nick & having to hold the fire bucket at arms length (ouch).
    Changing parades.
    Pay parades on the middle floor of the block.
    Winning the trophy.
    Being an absolute shower of S*** on the passout parade practise, all orders were echoing off the main building (that was our excuse to Sgt Chadwick of 7 rha).

    Going in to soho & Gnr Ray getting fleeced £75 for a pint of cola
    Being ordered as a troop to give one gungy individual a regimental bath (bass broom & vim in the shower). Still feel bad about that but the individual concerned cleaned up.
    That great feeling when going home on leave, just sitting at waterloo station watching the world rush by.

    Volunteering to learn to ride a motorbike with 3 others........first lesson in never volunteering...only got to wash displayteams bikes.

    The feeling of pride at passing out to join the gunners.

    I could go on & on the more I write the more I remember, but from here it was on to 5 Hvy & the 107 :D
    Thats me done
    Rounds complete.

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    capt crusty wrote "why was she called sixpence?"

    `cos that`s how much it would cost!! doh!!
    she was slightly blow average intelligence, but knew how to earn a bob or two!! :P
    Yesterday is history,tomorrow a mystery that`s why today is called the present....it`s a gift!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tommo335
    Colenso 1985

    The dell & it's underwater tunnels.......deep joy.
    Sgt mullins & his favorite saying "Get there at the double spunk bubble"
    Nodding off in the map reading lessons.
    Bed blocks & on the first room inspection being asked to tip my own bed upside down :D
    After learning to bull boots being told on another inspection to jump on Gnr Glynn williams boots.
    Going to the nick & having to hold the fire bucket at arms length (ouch).
    Changing parades.
    Pay parades on the middle floor of the block.
    Winning the trophy.
    Being an absolute shower of S*** on the passout parade practise, all orders were echoing off the main building (that was our excuse to Sgt Chadwick of 7 rha).

    Going in to soho & Gnr Ray getting fleeced £75 for a pint of cola
    Being ordered as a troop to give one gungy individual a regimental bath (bass broom & vim in the shower). Still feel bad about that but the individual concerned cleaned up.
    That great feeling when going home on leave, just sitting at waterloo station watching the world rush by.

    Volunteering to learn to ride a motorbike with 3 others........first lesson in never volunteering...only got to wash displayteams bikes.

    The feeling of pride at passing out to join the gunners.

    I could go on & on the more I write the more I remember, but from here it was on to 5 Hvy & the 107 :D
    Thats me done
    Rounds complete.
    My bold: That wasn't 'Floyd' was it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tommo335
    Colenso 1985/86

    The dell & it's underwater tunnels.......deep joy.
    Sgt mullins & his favorite saying "Get there at the double spunk bubble"
    Nodding off in the map reading lessons.
    Bed blocks & on the first room inspection being asked to tip my own bed upside down :D
    After learning to bull boots being told on another inspection to jump on Gnr Glynn williams boots.
    Going to the nick & having to hold the fire bucket at arms length (ouch).
    Changing parades.
    Pay parades on the middle floor of the block.
    Winning the trophy.
    Being an absolute shower of S*** on the passout parade practise, all orders were echoing off the main building (that was our excuse to Sgt Chadwick of 7 rha).

    Going in to soho & Gnr Ray getting fleeced £75 for a pint of cola
    Being ordered as a troop to give one gungy individual a regimental bath (bass broom & vim in the shower). Still feel bad about that but the individual concerned cleaned up.
    That great feeling when going home on leave, just sitting at waterloo station watching the world rush by.

    Volunteering to learn to ride a motorbike with 3 others........first lesson in never volunteering...only got to wash displayteams bikes.

    The feeling of pride at passing out to join the gunners.

    I could go on & on the more I write the more I remember, but from here it was on to 5 Hvy & the 107 :D
    Thats me done
    Rounds complete.
    My bold: That wasn't 'Floyd' was it?
    Yes I think it was, but was a few years ago now so the memory is not so hot with some names. But I do know he came from Malawi south africa & ended up at 29 cmd.
    Some others I remember
    Alby payne
    Karl (& his allergy to the old KF shirts had silk liners stiched in for him)
    Chalky white
    Cambell
    Bridges
    Wilf
    Deakin or Dakin

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    Quote Originally Posted by chastity
    capt crusty wrote "why was she called sixpence?"

    `cos that`s how much it would cost!! doh!!
    she was slightly blow average intelligence, but knew how to earn a bob or two!! :P
    Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah....

    Too easy!
    "A stylish if somewhat eccentric young officer."
    RSA course report

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