RAF Police
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Re: RAF Police
Originally Posted by Echo 5
Now I ask myself, what response if Andy had wanted to be a Mover ? 
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For the love of Big G - go and lie down, count to 10 (that makes you over qualified for a start) and don't even think of it
I'd volunteer to be a traffic warden first. At least they get off their ar#es to really pi## undeserving folk off.
You really would be more use as an aircraft chock or an ash-tray. It would also be a more exciting life
If you still wish to do this please have a vasectomy
This was the scariest thing I have EVER seen on Pprune
I'd volunteer to be a traffic warden first. At least they get off their ar#es to really pi## undeserving folk off.
You really would be more use as an aircraft chock or an ash-tray. It would also be a more exciting life
If you still wish to do this please have a vasectomy
This was the scariest thing I have EVER seen on Pprune
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Re: RAF Police
Bite from a plod type.............
As many of you know, I am a plod type, but of the civilian variety.
RAFP? Well, to the sgt that bawled me out for producing a cover note for my car at Cranwell, rather than a full certificate of insurance, when technically I was still actually a civilian, you embodied everything that these fine people think.
that said, if the enquirier were to join and make it his/her life's work to improve things.....
As many of you know, I am a plod type, but of the civilian variety.
RAFP? Well, to the sgt that bawled me out for producing a cover note for my car at Cranwell, rather than a full certificate of insurance, when technically I was still actually a civilian, you embodied everything that these fine people think.
that said, if the enquirier were to join and make it his/her life's work to improve things.....
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It was once described to me as:
You join: You raise and lower the barrier.
You get promoted: You tell someone else to raise and lower the barrier.
You get commisioned: You tell someone else to tell someone else to raise and lower the barrier.
You join: You raise and lower the barrier.
You get promoted: You tell someone else to raise and lower the barrier.
You get commisioned: You tell someone else to tell someone else to raise and lower the barrier.
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Re: RAF Police
Hate to stand up for them, but once had a serious amount of water poured on flames by a certain WRAF OC Plod after a bit of a drive-car-through-mess-whoops-it's-spontaneously-combusted sort of incident one happy hour.
If you're going to be a plod like that then good on you; need more of your sort.
If you're going to be a plod like that then good on you; need more of your sort.
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Hi andy
Just curious as to why you started this thread?
RAF Pilot question
http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?t=203776
Just curious as to why you started this thread?
RAF Pilot question
http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?t=203776
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I do agree with conan. Nothing for the soul quite as good as a bit of plod bashing.
Course, SIB will have sneeked all of our identities out and we'll all be in for it next week.
Course, SIB will have sneeked all of our identities out and we'll all be in for it next week.
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Re: RAF Police
In that case,
I, The Rocket, would formally like to state that the slamming of my JOHNSON in a car door, was a complete fabrication, and I was in no way suggesting that the aforementioned slamming was in any way comparable, or indeed preferable, to being an RAF Policeman.
You're still a bunch of kno88ers mind
I, The Rocket, would formally like to state that the slamming of my JOHNSON in a car door, was a complete fabrication, and I was in no way suggesting that the aforementioned slamming was in any way comparable, or indeed preferable, to being an RAF Policeman.
You're still a bunch of kno88ers mind
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Windup aside, part of me wants to defend them because the brother-in-law is one. Then I remember my brother-in-law and can only shake my head and agree that they are indeed kn*bs.
