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SRENNAPS 20th Mar 2008 22:39

Military Aircrew Threads
 
I know that this is not associated with flying or aviation but with the recent barrage (last couple of years) of insults written by people posting on this forum, I was wondering what “Military Aircrew – PPruNers” really hate and why?

A few thoughts:

Ex - serving members daring to post on the site.
The BBC or Daily Mail getting some facts wrong
Wannaby young lads/lasses asking reasonable questions
The Government
The RAF
Movers
The Army/Navy
Civilians
Glenn
Fat Gits
Racing Snakes
Americans
Speed Cameras
Adminners
JPA
CCS and the fitness test
Gramma
Spelling
Females with double chins
Somebody posting rumours (particularly before the facts)
U tube videos
Repeated threads (Marshalling was a classic)
The originator of PPruNe daring to have a go at its members
Crappy threads like this.

P. S. Moderators; if you wish to delete this thread I will not be insulted.......I am just trying to make a point.

BEagle 20th Mar 2008 22:44

Well, basically any drivel written by samuraipratt, tourist or AIDU.....

Otherwise it's pretty good.

snakepit 20th Mar 2008 22:49

BEagle

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Tourist 20th Mar 2008 22:58

Sanctimonious threads by old gits like Bugle......

samuraimatt 20th Mar 2008 23:00


Posts: 13,351
Says it all really beagle.

C130 Techie 20th Mar 2008 23:03


Well, basically any drivel written by samuraipratt, tourist or AIDU.....

Otherwise it's pretty good.
As I no longer see posts written by the main contenders, I'm with you on this one BEagle

rudekid 20th Mar 2008 23:28

SRENNAPS

Excellent list, I agree with all but a few.

It's not about ex-serving members posting, it's the on occasion sanctimonious rubbish that comes with the 'it was much better in my day' types. They're not all like that and I post some sanctimonious crap myself, but it really sticks in the throat when the retired tell you with conviction what the current RAF problems are. Rant over...:\ And just to clarify, if you've been out since pre-TELIC I mean you!

And another one for my list:

The Red Arrows, well at least until we stop war-fighting.

And I was kind of agreeing with snakepit until I saw the smilies!:}

Whirlygig 20th Mar 2008 23:54

Well ...as a female with a double chin, I am deeply hurt that no-one on here loves me :{

Cheers

Whirls


Just make sure you're a right babe-magnet eh SRENNAPS ??? :ok:

GOLF_BRAVO_ZULU 21st Mar 2008 01:17


Originally Posted by Tourist
Sanctimonious threads by old gits like Bugle......

Fourteen minutes! reactions slowing?

14greens 21st Mar 2008 01:52

nothing wrong with the odd double chin

Seldomfitforpurpose 21st Mar 2008 10:03

Double chin = bigger aiming point :E

From the original list point 1 is exactly where it should be and there two main protagonists, one already mentioned and the other who starts and contributes to so many threads in his quest to reach his 1000 post in a year target it would be laughable if it was not so sad :(

jayteeto 21st Mar 2008 11:35

It's quite difficult biting your tongue if you are ex-serving. You see the same mistakesfrom your time being made over and over again. :ugh:

Dan D'air 21st Mar 2008 11:37

AIDU where are you?? There have only been 2 out of 3 cr@p retorts to Beagles post.

diginagain 21st Mar 2008 11:42

Perhaps, in an ironic gesture, he's put BEagle on his ignore list.

BEagle 21st Mar 2008 12:18

I'm heartened to note that air engineers' standards remain 'traditional'!

A kill is a kill, after all.....:eek:

kokpit 21st Mar 2008 14:55


nothing wrong with the odd double chin
Isn't that an oxymoron?.............

Could always add Troggs to the list ;)

Echo 5 21st Mar 2008 15:36

Nice to see Movers in the top ten. ;)

bayete 21st Mar 2008 16:11

Posts from those who have left the military.
 
Don't forget that those that have left may still have significant other reasons for checking in every now and then, eg family, friends involved in the military or they may still give some of their spare time to the military, ATC, AEF or reserves.
I have seen that some who have left have also been able to pass on valuable information to those who are leaving or those considering it. I'm talking about licencing issues, logbooks, cvs etc. Certainly helped me when I was on my way out. There is a lot of good experience that has left the mil, in this day and age can those that are still in afford to exclude the opportunity of perhaps still benefitting from some of it? If you don't like someones attitude or ideas file them on the pending tray;).
I agree that you should be careful about always thinking about WIWO... or WIWI..., things have changed and will continue to change, but many of us still have a very good idea as to what it is currently like in the mil.

Pontius Navigator 21st Mar 2008 17:06

Fitness Test

Barrier Up barrier down

spotters

The Old Fat One 21st Mar 2008 17:52

SRENNAPS


P. S. Moderators; if you wish to delete this thread I will not be insulted.......I am just trying to make a point.
I fear your point may have been missed by a few of the respondents...but I guess that is no great surprise.


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