Originally Posted by BritinAfrica

Surely you cannot expect an erk to get all sweaty and horrible like a pongo.

Could be worse, though. You could have been a monkey or a cabbage head

Originally Posted by I3BrigPvSk

Could be worse, though. You could have been a monkey or a cabbage head

Good lor, thats tantamount to committing suicide.

Originally Posted by I3BrigPvSk

Could be worse, though. You could have been a monkey or a cabbage head

I believe the Royal Marines are referred to as being "elite", which is understandable.

Originally Posted by BritinAfrica

Good lor, thats tantamount to committing suicide.

That's the RAF isn't it? Plastic pretend soldiers.

Originally Posted by Capt Frogman

I believe the Royal Marines are referred to as being "elite", which is understandable.

Didn't Voltaire say something about those believing in absurdities..............haha

Originally Posted by I3BrigPvSk

Didn't Voltaire say something about those believing in absurdities..............haha

Copied directly from the Royal Navy website:

"The UK’s elite amphibious fighting force. The team that’s on the most dangerous operations, all over the world. The one with the endless reach. These are the Royal Marines.

Royal Marines personify courage, selflessness and positivity in the face of any challenge. Ready to deploy anywhere, in all conditions by land, sea or air, on the frontline of combat and humanitarian aid operations.

Being in the Royal Marines is a state of mind: one that’s projected by the famous green beret, and protected by a unique camaraderie and unity."

Originally Posted by Capt Frogman

Copied directly from the Royal Navy website:

"The UK’s elite amphibious fighting force. The team that’s on the most dangerous operations, all over the world. The one with the endless reach. These are the Royal Marines.

Royal Marines personify courage, selflessness and positivity in the face of any challenge. Ready to deploy anywhere, in all conditions by land, sea or air, on the frontline of combat and humanitarian aid operations.

Being in the Royal Marines is a state of mind: one that’s projected by the famous green beret, and protected by a unique camaraderie and unity."

Sailors pretending to be soldiers....the banter is on...

Originally Posted by I3BrigPvSk

Sailors pretending to be soldiers....the banter is on...

Where does it say they are sailors?

Originally Posted by Capt Frogman

Where does it say they are sailors?

You got it from the Fish Head's website, didn't ya?

Originally Posted by I3BrigPvSk

You got it from the Fish Head's website, didn't ya?

Yes but there is no mention of sailors.