He was Irish.
noice 
He was Irish.
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mornin gayfags
get out of here, yankee
Evenin'
Evenin'
noice
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mmkay...........Adams_BJ wrote:
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noice
still remember it
so am i the only one who wasnt in cadets?
you still have time!
Nah m8. I lived in two different towns. One with navy and one with chairforce.RavyGravy wrote:
so am i the only one who wasnt in cadets?
Never joined for the aforementioned reasons. No army cadets.
Also, Plain Sight has deeper MP and is far more challenging than MW2.
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.
I didnt Gravy, that makes 3!
Stop your grinnin' and drop your linen.
My bro leaves for kapooka on first of may or somin.Adams_BJ wrote:
few years, I was offered for promotion a few times but didn't take it, the place kept getting smaller. When I joined there was a recruit platoon and 2 other platoons. When I left there was one platoon.
I live in wagga (where Kapooka is) and I went to kapooka once in all those years. I finally decided to call it quits when we had to join in on the recruit lessons. I KNOW EVERYTHING ALREADY I DONT NEED TO DO IT AGAIN RAGE.
e. My siser stayed in and made it so Staff or CUO I'm not sure, and went to Gallipoli for Anzac day year before last.
he's going to be a mechanic.
Tell him to drop by. Military is a great way to get a trade, or so my grandfather says.
Why I shall.Adams_BJ wrote:
Tell him to drop by. Military is a great way to get a trade, or so my grandfather says.
One day I will go to ADFA, just enjoying life a little too much atm.
Got a friend going combat engineers on the 30th of May. Should be interesting.
Ive been doing some thinking about the ADF. Might go reserves if I really feel the desire. Also, may go to ADFA when I get bored of engineering... which may be soon, lol.
Ive been doing some thinking about the ADF. Might go reserves if I really feel the desire. Also, may go to ADFA when I get bored of engineering... which may be soon, lol.
noice
^1 day after my birthday lol. Anyway if you guys happen to join your country's military I wish ya luck. Hopefully my parents will sign up a permission slit so I can join the US army at 17 instead of waiting another fucking year.
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The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
I r baaaack!
One of my friends who came to Luna Park tonight is going into the Navy on the 4th of May. Anyway, tonight was sooo much fun. Hadn't seen half of the people who went for for nearly a year. Many awesometimes.. although I fear the photos that will soon be popping up on facebook.KuSTaV wrote:
Got a friend going combat engineers on the 30th of May. Should be interesting.
did you go on the rollar coaster?, i dont trust that thingmcminty wrote:
I r baaaack!One of my friends who came to Luna Park tonight is going into the Navy on the 4th of May. Anyway, tonight was sooo much fun. Hadn't seen half of the people who went for for nearly a year. Many awesometimes.. although I fear the photos that will soon be popping up on facebook.KuSTaV wrote:
Got a friend going combat engineers on the 30th of May. Should be interesting.
Yeah.. I didn't trust it either
Rollercoasters are fun. Just don't like those ones which force you to stair at the ground.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
I remember the whole time i was on it was going 'oh shit its going to throw me into the ocean'mcminty wrote:
Yeah.. I didn't trust it either
you're up kinda late mr gravy.
Depends on the trade actually.Adams_BJ wrote:
Tell him to drop by. Military is a great way to get a trade, or so my grandfather says.
Never do an electrical one with them. The many and varied electrical trades are rather complicated in the way they are named and structured, and from what I've heard from a sparky with like 30 years experience in the Army, he had to re-learn his trade once he left as none of it applied in domestic work.
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.