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Badge(r) baiting
Confucius, you said:
"Pretty much true, but strangely enough I've never been involved in a crash despite wearing non-standard badges or T-shirts"
An outrageous non sequitor. After all I've never crashed a computer whilst wearing an aqua lung so the solution to IT problems must be...?
Could this be a new slant on H&S at Work and would you advocate such sartorial freedom for all branches and trades or is this restricted to aircrew only? Perhaps we could run a competition?
"Pretty much true, but strangely enough I've never been involved in a crash despite wearing non-standard badges or T-shirts"
An outrageous non sequitor. After all I've never crashed a computer whilst wearing an aqua lung so the solution to IT problems must be...?
Could this be a new slant on H&S at Work and would you advocate such sartorial freedom for all branches and trades or is this restricted to aircrew only? Perhaps we could run a competition?
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Originally Posted by Confucius
Pretty much true, but strangely enough I've never been involved in a crash despite wearing non-standard badges or T-shirts.
You are in the military, you have clothing and equipment issued to you so wear it and get used to wearing it. Thus if you need to be resupplied during operational circumstances, you will be able to operate at the same level as before.
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Originally Posted by endplay
Confucius, you said:
"Pretty much true, but strangely enough I've never been involved in a crash despite wearing non-standard badges or T-shirts"
An outrageous non sequitor. After all I've never crashed a computer whilst wearing an aqua lung so the solution to IT problems must be...?
"Pretty much true, but strangely enough I've never been involved in a crash despite wearing non-standard badges or T-shirts"
An outrageous non sequitor. After all I've never crashed a computer whilst wearing an aqua lung so the solution to IT problems must be...?
Originally Posted by Skunkerama
Blimey, you really know how to crush that slander regarding "civvies in uniform"
You are in the military, you have clothing and equipment issued to you so wear it and get used to wearing it. Thus if you need to be resupplied during operational circumstances, you will be able to operate at the same level as before.
You are in the military, you have clothing and equipment issued to you so wear it and get used to wearing it. Thus if you need to be resupplied during operational circumstances, you will be able to operate at the same level as before.
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Logistics Loader,
Catch Up, old chap! The place closed years ago! Most who learned to fly the GR1 there are now behind desks or out!
Do sharpen up, blunty!
I guess all Tornado Drivers want to be Train drivers after attending TTTE school....
Thomas
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Do sharpen up, blunty!
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Originally Posted by Confucius
It's exactly your kind of attitude that makes we wish to continue wearing non-standard T-shirts & badges. I heard inflexible humourless corporate clones like you existed, thankfully I can't count any as friends.
If you don't like wearing a uniform then perhaps crop dusting is more your style?
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Originally Posted by stiknruda
Actually Bob, the ones that I've spoken to all seem to wantto fly the Hurricane and Spit
Stik
Stik
Truly he is evil.
