Poll Results: The United States Is The Most Significant Threat to Humanity

a reply to: sstech

Oh I served full-time as a reservist, don't worry.

originally posted by: grainofsand
a reply to: sstech

Lol, I'd love to meet you face to face son

*Edit*
You are the poster boy for why the US came first in the poll lol.

I always wanted to be the US poster boy for the cutest butt.

(TMI?)

a reply to: beezzer

You've always got the cutest butt beezer, don't worry!

a reply to: sstech

I haven't talked smack about peoples failures.

Account description? eh?

I'm a 35 year old man, with two children, a loving wife and I run my own business. I have great friends who I go to festivals with, who I climb mountains with, who I enjoy my time with.

I also spent 5 years of my life with the Kings Own Royal Border Regiment.

I am far from lost....

originally posted by: woogleuk
a reply to: sstech

I haven't talked smack about peoples failures.

Account description? eh?

I'm a 35 year old man, with two children, a loving wife and I run my own business. I have great friends who I go to festivals with, who I climb mountains with, who I enjoy my time with.

I also spent 5 years of my life with the Kings Own Royal Border Regiment.

I am far from lost....

Border patrol huh? Must be difficult on an island.

originally posted by: beezzer

originally posted by: grainofsand
a reply to: sstech

Lol, I'd love to meet you face to face son

*Edit*
You are the poster boy for why the US came first in the poll lol.

I always wanted to be the US poster boy for the cutest butt.

(TMI?)

Little bit.

a reply to: sstech

Nope, you seem to be the angry and irrational one, not me.
...I'm chilled right out with a purring cat on my lap.

a reply to: sstech

No, not border patrol, it's called the Border regiment because it is based in Cumbria, on the English/Scottish border. As of mid 2000's it joined with other regiments to become the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.

originally posted by: woogleuk
a reply to: sstech

No, not border patrol, it's called the Border regiment because it is based in Cumbria, on the English/Scottish border. As of mid 2000's it joined with other regiments to become the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.

Don't bother mate, the guy will find an argument if you say the sky is blue lol.
...obviously no clue about how the RN works or how regiments are as important as the British Army.

originally posted by: woogleuk
a reply to: sstech

No, not border patrol, it's called the Border regiment because it is based in Cumbria, on the English/Scottish border. As of mid 2000's it joined with other regiments to become the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.

So, border patrol with a country that is part of your kingdom. Impressive. Very, very impressive. It must be dangerous, guarding all of those Scott's.

a reply to: grainofsand

But the sky isn't blue, it just appears that way because of Rayleigh scattering...... (lol)

originally posted by: grainofsand

originally posted by: woogleuk
a reply to: sstech

No, not border patrol, it's called the Border regiment because it is based in Cumbria, on the English/Scottish border. As of mid 2000's it joined with other regiments to become the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.

Don't bother mate, the guy will find an argument if you say the sky is blue lol.
...obviously no clue about how the RN works or how regiments are as important as the British Army.

Do you know the parable of the pot and the kettle? You should, it's a stupid story that came from your joke of a "country".

It doesn't matter what you say. You're a coward. Reserves. Love it. The US should this that and the other, having, admittedly, never been to the US yourself.

I believe the term is blowhard.

We have another word for it here, but I don't think it will fly with the T&C.

originally posted by: grainofsand

originally posted by: woogleuk
a reply to: sstech

No, not border patrol, it's called the Border regiment because it is based in Cumbria, on the English/Scottish border. As of mid 2000's it joined with other regiments to become the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.

Don't bother mate, the guy will find an argument if you say the sky is blue lol.
...obviously no clue about how the RN works or how regiments are as important as the British Army.

Don't be a Mencia. Get your own jokes.

a reply to: sstech

You obviously have a hard time understanding what people are trying to say to you....

Border regiment because it is based near the border of two countries, it has nothing to do with patrolling Borders, or at least not any UK borders, maybe Helmand province or some other ME borders....

What do you think it is? Dad's Army?

I once got seriously polluted with some gentlemen from the RAF at a little pub in Ipswich.

We all were asked to leave the fine establishment way too early.


Ahhhhh. . . . good times, gooooood times.

originally posted by: woogleuk
a reply to: sstech

You obviously have a hard time understanding what people are trying to say to you....

Border regiment because it is based near the border of two countries, it has nothing to do with patrolling Borders, or at least not any UK borders, maybe Helmand province or some other ME borders....

What do you think it is? Dad's Army?

Sure, why not.

This border "regiment". It defends what from whom?

originally posted by: sstech

originally posted by: grainofsand

originally posted by: woogleuk
a reply to: sstech

No, not border patrol, it's called the Border regiment because it is based in Cumbria, on the English/Scottish border. As of mid 2000's it joined with other regiments to become the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.

Don't bother mate, the guy will find an argument if you say the sky is blue lol.
...obviously no clue about how the RN works or how regiments are as important as the British Army.

Do you know the parable of the pot and the kettle? You should, it's a stupid story that came from your joke of a "country".

It doesn't matter what you say. You're a coward. Reserves. Love it. The US should this that and the other, having, admittedly, never been to the US yourself.

I believe the term is blowhard.

We have another word for it here, but I don't think it will fly with the T&C.

I was working for central government at the same time, why do you criticise me?
You really are not a good advertisement for US folk, but I shall dismiss your silliness as you are the extreme exception.

a reply to: sstech

It defends whomever it is sent to defend, whether in this country, or some other country.

It is a British army regiment, no different to any other....it's not home guard, it is a fully equipped regiment (with TA reserves) who like to make bad people stop stealing oxygen from good people.