Future of ths sport.

There were times in the army, Knackered, when a large roll of toilet paper would not have gone amiss and others when one could wet ones pants at the jokes even in the worst possible situations, I think it depended largely on your chances of survival.


Regards.

MISTY wrote:

There were times in the army, Knackered, when a large roll of toilet paper would not have gone amiss and others when one could wet ones pants at the jokes even in the worst possible situations, I think it depended largely on your chances of survival.


Regards.

Absolutely true Misty from my perspective here. Blue humour is what I call etc & I learnt it off a bloke thankfully, called Jethro Thompson (my teacher) who had it down pat as such to a degree     & any one interested to see how & why he learnt it & how it helped him with his struggle in life just to be normal as such. Maybe just do the Google thing "The minefield an Australian tragedy". Which was the greatest, greatest cock up of an affair/event in the history of my army down here, since the 2nd world war & especially, especially     for those closely involved in it like Jethro .