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24-04-2010, 13:20 #1
Birds hidden in the block
In the good old days when many camps were pretty open places it was not unusual for a few gronks to be imported and subsequently shared out among the boys. I certainly remember this is tidworth and colly even down to the time when one was evicted because we were off to belize on tour.
Anyone else remember this happening?
I'd crawl over fifteen miles of redhot broken glass to smell the exhaust fumes of the laundry van that took her knickers away.
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24-04-2010, 13:22 #2Senior Member
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Re: Birds hidden in the block
Yes
Originally Posted by Wonk_Mog
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24-04-2010, 13:33 #3
Re: Birds hidden in the block
Are you some sort of puff?.
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24-04-2010, 13:44 #4
Re: Birds hidden in the block
Stan 'The Man' Br*** (colour) didn't have any birds in the block but he did have a calculator and a windscreen wiper blade in the bottom of an old aquarium in his room.
When asked on a block inspection what the fcuk it was, his answer of "it's my snakes and there's an adder and a viper" wasn't really appreciated.
Mad as a box of frogs.I bought a military watch. It didn't tell me the time, it told me to get my hair cut.
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24-04-2010, 13:53 #5
Re: Birds hidden in the block
Well it stands to reason that there were those sort of "birds" as well but I am talking about those with fannies to poke and not just bumoles to sihtstab. It was illeagal to be homo in the army back in the 80s
Originally Posted by hedgehog64
I'd crawl over fifteen miles of redhot broken glass to smell the exhaust fumes of the laundry van that took her knickers away.
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24-04-2010, 14:16 #6
Re: Birds hidden in the block
Edinburgh Castle. There was nothing to ease the broom hadle and billiard cue with which she began the entertainment so we proffered clear dubbin as vaseline. Needs must when the devil drives......
"Still as Saxon slow in starting. Still as wierdly want to win."
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24-04-2010, 15:13 #7
Re: Birds hidden in the block
Hohne had a few "regular" block visitors during the late 70's early 80's , one of whom I remember gave quite a few of the "Donkey Wallopers" of "D" bty a reason to visit the "MO" after one of her weekend sessions..
So you think you can tell, Heaven from Hell ?.....
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24-04-2010, 15:17 #8
Re: Birds hidden in the block
My craziest was an upstanding prod back into Girdwood Park, Belfast
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24-04-2010, 15:24 #9
Re: Birds hidden in the block
I witnessed a bit of a gang bang at Girdwood in 77. I didn't participate because being about 8 up seemed to me, was just gonna be really messy.
Originally Posted by Spanish_Dave
I was a good runner in the mob. I alway's liked to think I could get out of trouble quicker than what I got into it!
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24-04-2010, 15:37 #10
Re: Birds hidden in the block
well said
Originally Posted by Wonk_Mog


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