Bader used to sit on cushions and a pile of phone books, well known fact.So his "legs" were only 1 foot 5? Give over.
The good news is that the bloke in the next bed wants to buy your slippers.
sure this was 8/9 years ago, but still seems like an honest question. Sometimes you ask questions that you presume you know the answer to in hope that someone proves you wrong. It may have been a stupid but belittling him was the wrong way to go about it, he may have been willing to work twice as hard as you.
If he reads this I wish him all the best in his chosen path.
Twat!sure this was 8/9 years ago, but still seems like an honest question. Sometimes you ask questions that you presume you know the answer to in hope that someone proves you wrong. It may have been a stupid but belittling him was the wrong way to go about it, he may have been willing to work twice as hard as you.
If he reads this I wish him all the best in his chosen path.
Why on earth would you choose this as your first post unlesssure this was 8/9 years ago, but still seems like an honest question. Sometimes you ask questions that you presume you know the answer to in hope that someone proves you wrong. It may have been a stupid but belittling him was the wrong way to go about it, he may have been willing to work twice as hard as you.
If he reads this I wish him all the best in his chosen path.
sure this was 8/9 years ago, but still seems like an honest question. Sometimes you ask questions that you presume you know the answer to in hope that someone proves you wrong. It may have been a stupid but belittling him was the wrong way to go about it, he may have been willing to work twice as hard as you.
If he reads this I wish him all the best in his chosen path.
Fl/Lt Andrew Beauchamp-Proctor, VC, DSO, MC & Bar, DFC was killed at Upavon in 1921 when he lost control of his Sopwith Snipe during an aerobatic manouevre.
He was 5'2" tall, and always had to have cushion padding and blocks on rudder pedals to allow him to reach the controls of whatever he was flying, and it is believed that some of these bits and pieces became displaced during inverted flying.
He was practising for a Hendon air display.
The impressive collection of gongs were all earned within the space of four months.
I’m not the original poster, I’ve got perfect eyesight, the only thing me and him share in common is height. I’m 6’5 and have been browsing around forums over the past day or 2 to look into RAF height requirements. I’ve got plenty of time so I feel in no rush to go meet a recruiter.Why on earth would you choose this as your first post unless
a) you ARE the original poster.
b) you wanted to ask the same question.
c) you are an officer.
d) you are 6 yrs old.
Only the last answer will get you a fair shake
Thanks, that's what we ruffty tuffty, ex-soldiers do.I’m not the original poster, I’ve got perfect eyesight, the only thing me and him share in common is height. I’m 6’5 and have been browsing around forums over the past day or 2 to look into RAF height requirements. I’ve got plenty of time so I feel in no rush to go meet a recruiter.
You guys went wild on this guy, even if it was a pretty dumb question
I appreciate your advice, and you service for that matter but I can take it. As cliché as it sounds, I just didn't like seeing him fight alone.Thanks, that's what we ruffty tuffty, ex-soldiers do.
If you can't take a simple ribbing don't join up.
Thanks, that's what we ruffty tuffty, ex-soldiers do.
If you can't take a simple ribbing don't join up.
You could be his rear guard..