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**Spanny** · 11-11-2009, 22:40

Originally Posted by Oyibo

'The family thought I was mad to begin with...'

And they're not the only ones.

Yeah you can see the flaw in his idealistic gesture

**amazing__lobster** · 12-11-2009, 01:35

The bloke needs to let go really, doesn't he? If he was still serving, and he did this to honour lads from his regiment or something then yeah, maybe a good idea. But for fecks sake, he left nearly 14 years ago...

**Cpl_ripper** · 12-11-2009, 09:31

Sad cnut!

**filthyphil** · 12-11-2009, 09:37

He'd have been fcuked in July 1916.

**29072010** · 12-11-2009, 09:45

What an idiot, if he wanted to do something practical to remember then he should have taken up masonary and created a nice bit of stonework in his garden that he could look at every day and create a piece of artwork to be proud of. The amount of pain he would suffer from hammer and chisel injuries would be more than a tattoo, if its pain he wants. It's not like he can even see his own back day to day. I don't think its a particularly tasteful and dignified tribute

**Sapper145** · 12-11-2009, 09:49

8th Bn LI? So not an ex soldier but an ex STAB.

Sad, sad, sad, sad.

**Fat_Cav** · 12-11-2009, 09:51

If in decade or so and the list grows ever bigger, I wouldn't want to be the poor sod who cops it and then gets to liveth forever more (Or a few decades anyway

) on his hairy arrse or his knob when he runs out of space.

And if it ever gets to his knob, I hope he's well endowed, as sods law says it'll be some honourable Fijian with a name as long as a North Wales train station.

**sillyboy** · 12-11-2009, 09:52

Not as chad as this dafty c*nt..Im booked in for one on Saturday, a full length back piece depicting a long dead recce troop lads infamous 'caught redhanded sh*tting in Simmo's Bergan' escapade..RIP mate .. sniffity sniff

**Fat_Cav** · 12-11-2009, 09:52

Originally Posted by D0lly86

What an idiot, if he wanted to do something practical to remember then he should have taken up masonary and created a nice bit of stonework in his garden that he could look at every day and create a piece of artwork to be proud of. The amount of pain he would suffer from hammer and chisel injuries would be more than a tattoo, if its pain he wants. It's not like he can even see his own back day to day. I don't think its a particularly tasteful and dignified tribute

He must love pain, he lives in Doncaster!