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However, if and when I do finally leave my job, it will be in the knowledge that I have served my country for a good portion of my life, unlike some of the half-wits on here who would struggle to serve a portion of fries as the local drive-through.
Just to clarify, is it possible to get a job as a local drive-through?
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Just to clear up an earlier question, when the rugby were ‘bad language’ they actually posted an increase in average attendance (their highest for 12 years) as the fans rallied around them in their worst season for 25 years whilst they were bottom of the league for 3/4 of the season.If we are making things clear then let us wipe the sh1te away & make it crystal. When Wiggin went through their recent bad spell & spent 3/4 of the season propping (No pun intended) up the rest, what exactly where their chance of relegation that year??
Oh & Mutty (Shiny ar$e), how do you know that some of the half wits on here have never served in HM Forces??
However, if and when I do finally leave my job, it will be in the knowledge that I have served my country for a good portion of my life, unlike some of the half-wits on here who would struggle to serve a portion of fries as the local drive-through.You really must get to know your audience chap.
Whilst on secondment to 14Int in ’92 (Sarejevo) I experienced real terror; that stuff when people shoot at you and try to kill you type of terror…it’s called combat – not the fairy shiny ar$e stuff you purport to have experienced (and not the only ‘experience’ I had) ………………..now please let me know – what does the world look like from that ivory tower you seem to be living in – you sanctimonious prat.
I think Mr tazdevil, scoffy and others here would take great exception to your generalisation……….
oh! ….and the “halfwits”, as you so diplomatically called them, are already laughing at you – they are just warming up.
Take your 60K and get out…you are neither use nor ornament – as my gran used to say.
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