Originally Posted by nanotm

it used to be in the corp's handbook and only applied in reme units to the HQ ASM should one be appointed who wasnt a glorified staffy/aqms and didnt apply with coy asm's since there are too many of them, its the reason theres a corp ASM and its only to do wiht who gets to be pmc, its also why there invariably there isnt normally a HQ ASM in a reme unit that has an RSM....

i take it your question has to do wiht a bun fight over something really mundane...

Indeed ...you got it !!

Originally Posted by gunfighter

No I'm asking because I'm having a discussion with a Tankie RSM on a different forum who disputes the point.

Ah, www.RSMs_of_the_British_Army_Forum.co.uk?

Originally Posted by gunfighter

No I'm asking because I'm having a discussion with a Tankie RSM on a different forum who disputes the point.

Have you considered suicide? You should!

Originally Posted by verticalgyro

That looks like English, so I should be able to understand it. Imagine my confusion when it turned out to be complete gibberish.

it could of been far worse, i only put one word in the wrong place

Originally Posted by nanotm

it could of been far worse, i only put one word in the wrong place

Of is a preposition, not a verb. Your sentence makes no sense.

Is it time to go to the pub yet?

Originally Posted by verticalgyro

Have you considered suicide? You should!

i'm not sure whats worse that he's trying to argue about what may or may not be historicly true or that he's admitting ot doing it to be quite honest.

but either way his social life must be really lackingwhen theres so many other things to do, like frag some fucker in theraputic fashion in fps games, watch tv, read a book, have a drink with a mate, have sex, and thats just the first few things i can think of, having an internet pissing contest about pointless things on a friday night isnt something i would normally do for plesure

Originally Posted by rebel_with_a_cause

Is it time to go to the pub yet?

Eugh, I wish it was. I'm stuck in my shit-house 1975 quarter in NI.

Originally Posted by verticalgyro

Of is a preposition, not a verb. Your sentence makes no sense.

i'll take your word for it, grammer and composition isnt something i generally care about since i'm not at school and i dont teach english......

Well you should, it makes you look a wanker when you get it wrong.

You also put an apostrophe in Corps, you twat.

To answer the question, have a look in what was Mat Regs (I think it is now JSP 336 but I could be wrong)