A bit of humour

[mrs.dr.ron]

 

[straitman]

 

[straitman]

The same applies to the RAAF.

 

[TheRealTMA]

Acknowledging Leunig and Facebook.

 

[Flashback]

Standard for the UK at the moment.

 

[Cossie]

Seems appropriate!



Pinched from a number plate group.

 

[mrs.dr.ron]

Seems appropriate!
Pinched from a number plate group.

I think most people would agree with that !!

 

[NM]

Not sure if this one belongs here or in the China - never a dull moment thread.



Still scratching my head ....

 

[NM]

My kids keep talking about watching this thing they call the Man DeLorean. Now I think I understand what they are talking about.

 

[straitman]

I don't recall if I have posted this previously.

 

[Hvr]

The same applies to the RAAF.

I seem to remember that the oft cited reason people joined the RAAF was because they didn't have the discipline to join the APS, let alone the military.

 

[NM]

The same applies to the RAAF.

I seem to remember that the oft cited reason people joined the RAAF was because they didn't have the discipline to join the APS, let alone the military.

As was explained to me, the Australian military operate by the stars:

• In the Australian Army, you are taught to sleep under the stars
• In the Royal Australian Navy, you are taught to navigate by the stars
• In the Royal Australian Air Force, you are taught to select your hotel by the number of stars

 

[straitman]

As was explained to me, the Australian military operate by the stars:

• In the Australian Army, you are taught to sleep under the stars
• In the Royal Australian Navy, you are taught to navigate by the stars
• In the Royal Australian Air Force, you are taught to select your hotel by the number of stars

The army loved it when we lived in a tent city with them as it was a much higher quality tent city than they normally experienced.

 

[NM]

The army loved it when we lived in a tent city with them as it was a much higher quality tent city than they normally experienced.

Way too intentse for them?

 

[codash1099]

Way too intentse for them?

To judge that, I’d have to canvas(s) more people.

 

[Captain Halliday]

To judge that, I’d have to canvas(s) more people.

That joke was a bit ropey.

 

[kookaburra75]

As was explained to me, the Australian military operate by the stars:

• In the Australian Army, you are taught to sleep under the stars
• In the Royal Australian Navy, you are taught to navigate by the stars
• In the Royal Australian Air Force, you are taught to select your hotel by the number of stars

The army loved it when we lived in a tent city with them as it was a much higher quality tent city than they normally experienced.

When I first started doing consultancy work in Defence, and not having a military background, I couldn't work out why everyone picked on the Air Force. In the Army, the officers stayed behind and send out the soldiers who had to sleep in mud, while Navy crowded everyone together in a metal box, and then for the Air Force, the crew chiefs sent the officers out in the face of danger and tell them to bring 'their' aircraft back. I know where I'd rather be.

 

[NM]

To judge that, I’d have to canvas(s) more people.

That joke was a bit ropey.

They were poles apart

 

[NM]

That joke was a bit ropey.

It was knot

 

[drron]

It was knot

You're just stringing us along.