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Discuss Duff kit. at the NOW That's What I Call ARRSE 1 forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; Hey Schimfer, you seem about my generation. *Do remember puttees and the way they used ...
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    Re: Duff kit.

    Hey Schimfer, you seem about my generation. *Do remember puttees and the way they used to rip any hacks on your fingers when you'd been in the field for a bit and you had to tuck the long trailing thingy in (unless you'd been to the tailoress and got them velcro'd of course)? Fookin' Shiite, Sah!!

    On a positive note, I can positively recommend the Pinz Gauer as a mode of transport to you non-Air Assault chaps. *

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    10 man rat packs..whaaaaaaaa?

    Love the sausages, tin of boiled sweets, bacon grill, but could well live without Cheese Possessed.
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    NO ONE likes the sausages. *This is because they are pasty, grey tubes of stuff squeezed in to a lard sheath. *I once fed them to seagulls on the Isle of Wight and was responsible for the death of thousands of birds through heart disease.

    Boiled sweets? *Small sweet pieces of sand paper. *Bacon grill? *Not so bad I suppose. *

    Enough tom foolery and back to my Torygraph. *Baahhh.

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    If we ' re talking rations it has to be dumplings and butterscotch sauce - revolting.

    How many £1000s have been wasted by dumped boil in the bags?

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    It's all a matter of taste - when they're hot the dumplings in butterscotch sauce go down a treat, massive blood-sugar high. *But then, I'm strange, I don't like the instant oat cereal stuff.

    AND I always thought puttees were kind of useful...they kept all the sh*te out of your DMS.

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    going back to '58 pattern webbing....

    whose bloody idea was it to hook the backpack on in front of you then swing the f*@king thing over your head?????? removing your helmet and spraining your neck in the process i might add!!!!

    AND where were you supposed to put your kit once your sleeping bag was in???????

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    Talking of bad rations, the latest trend of removing the cheese from certain ORP menus has me baffled. *I understand there must have been a problem with keeping cheese in storage for years before consuming but play fair. *A sticky label informing you 'Cheese removed' is fine, but replaced with what? *Bugger all. *Dry biscuit browns for lunch, good for morale.
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    I had to chuckle and I dont mean any offence when they brought out the ethnically correct ration menus. One of the Jewish menus was Lancashire Hot Pot how kosha is that????
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    yes indeed the 10 man rat pack was totally useles and caused a lot of grief sharing the choclate and bolies as there is never enough red ones

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    You can keep the boilies. *They're like sucking small pieces of extremely sweet sandpaper. *No match for cheese posessed, but pretty bad nonetheless.

    As a sideline, there are apparently 2 varieties of cheese posessed, an orange one and a yellow one. *Both are impervious to heat and inedible, but one releases more goo when you try to cook it. *Handy stuff to hide behind in case of nuclear war though.

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