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GPMG
20th Dec 2007, 15:03
Blimey, I was sent this link and, it suddenly got a bit smokey near where I was sitting. Perhaps I'm just being soft.


http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2007/soldier-homecoming-gift-p1.php

Sorry if you've seen it before.

Tourist
20th Dec 2007, 15:08
Soft.
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c130jbloke
20th Dec 2007, 15:21
Second that. Kids seemed happy though - until he goes for another 12-15 mth depolyment.....

GPMG
20th Dec 2007, 15:29
Oh well, I'll get over it.

Like the way the kids sing the national anthem though, wonder what the chances are of it happening here :)

dallas
20th Dec 2007, 15:40
Like the way the kids sing the national anthem though, wonder what the chances are of it happening here :)
It's probably not allowed in the UK for fear of offending minorities, while I'm sure the same Americans who applaud it at home would call it brainwashing in Iran.

brickhistory
20th Dec 2007, 16:05
while I'm sure the same Americans who applaud it at home would call it brainwashing in Iran.

Not at all. We'd love for them to get a headstart on learning our national anthem! :}

maxdrypower
20th Dec 2007, 16:35
I thought the last line of the american national anthem was "Play Ball"

D-IFF_ident
20th Dec 2007, 16:44
They might serve their sincerity with extra large helpings of cheese, but the public loves their miltary and they really make tremendous efforts to do everything in memorable ways. I keep on saying it; we can learn a trick or two from the US military.

brickhistory
20th Dec 2007, 16:45
I thought the last line of the american national anthem was "Play Ball"

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GOLF_BRAVO_ZULU
20th Dec 2007, 17:20
And we think our lads have it hard! At least we don't ship them home in a bloody packing case.

dallas
20th Dec 2007, 17:38
And we think our lads have it hard! At least we don't ship them home in a bloody packing case.
After the HERRICK sched, our boys dream of packing cases...

Always a Sapper
20th Dec 2007, 21:41
Nice one....

harrogate
20th Dec 2007, 22:09
I thought it was going to be his dirty washing inside.

Two's in
21st Dec 2007, 00:36
Nice little reminder that the Service people out there doing the hard and dangerous work are all Brothers, Sisters, Mothers, Fathers, Sons and Daughters; whatever the uniform or the politics of the home country. That little girl's face says it all.