It's not many British army camps where members of the public can visit. We had a great day out there last year, chatting to the troops and visiting the museum. It took me back to my TA days when we excersised there.
Most Commissioned Officers I served under could explain to you in fine detail the entire contents and molecular structure of slice of bread BUT couldn’t show you how to toast it. An Ex Sapper.
I believe that I got directed to this page after I'd complained online that the scrambled eggs I'd cooked at breakfast this morning weren't as fluffy as scrambled eggs from my previous attempts. I'm now hesitant to complain about them again.
@@roughwalkers I was in the RAOC for Op Granby. A third of our company were Scots and now they make up the majority on our annual reunions. Probably the driving force for them. Never a division between, us we all wore the green.
@@roughwalkersHe's typical of a Scottish upper middle class upbringing and attended a so called minor "public" school , of which there are a few in Scotland. Not everybody up here talks with a Weggie accent.
Yeh well enjoy it a maybe a wee smile wouldn’t go a miss your lodging at the home of the Seaforth the Cameron the queen’s own highlanders now 4 Scot’s so if your not happy bugger off back to Dundee
"Common tie to the past"? What, the tradition of being an occupying force for a foreign power? Some of us have a sense of the past which predates our enslavement.
Well I remember the Argylls slapping the 2 para guys & the Black watch would too. After the savage beating ( Leconfield HGV course in 93) the Paras were quite as a mouse.😂
Fort George was my home from 2004 a 2009 with 1 Royal Irish Regiment. “Faugh A Ballagh”
i remember starchy smith was a good colour sargent when i was in then sarjent major respect to the man
It's not many British army camps where members of the public can visit. We had a great day out there last year, chatting to the troops and visiting the museum. It took me back to my TA days when we excersised there.
Major starchy smith a legend of the black watch.
Bet he wasn’t expecting for next year to have the US military doing Drills in our ranges aye
Most Commissioned Officers I served under could explain to you in fine detail the entire contents and molecular structure of slice of bread BUT couldn’t show you how to toast it.
An Ex Sapper.
@Stanly Stud Send three and fourpence, we're going to a dance....
I believe that I got directed to this page after I'd complained online that the scrambled eggs I'd cooked at breakfast this morning weren't as fluffy as scrambled eggs from my previous attempts.
I'm now hesitant to complain about them again.
Has it occurred to you maybe it ain’t their job to toast bread then despite what you thought and expected.
Intelligence officer! Now that's a play on words.
A Squirrel...
It seems Uk is keep looking at the last and not focusing on the future.
Greetings from the United States of America oops sore subject
Don't worry about they are more than capable
Its apparent to me the Scots saved the Empire.
Saved the Empire from what?
@@roughwalkers well then the Welsh served up the Chaise Lounge.
@@roughwalkers I was in the RAOC for Op Granby. A third of our company were Scots and now they make up the majority on our annual reunions. Probably the driving force for them. Never a division between, us we all wore the green.
And they built it
We don't have an empire so they,failed
Nemo me impune lacessit! Btw, I counted 26 erm/ah's in less than 2 mins - must've had a tough time at RMAS.
Well an officer who does not speak with a plumb in his mouth.
Why does that matter?
In what century did you serve - or is your comment based on armchair expertise only?
It's "plum"
Happy hongkong,
A Surrey highlander……😂😂😂
There's loads of Scots in the Home Counties.
Not with that accent.
@@roughwalkersHe's typical of a Scottish upper middle class upbringing and attended a so called minor "public" school , of which there are a few in Scotland. Not everybody up here talks with a Weggie accent.
You know nothing
@@scotthendry6298 I visited a highland regimental mess a few years ago - several young subaltern Ruperts out of that mold - former CCF and later OTC.
Freedom.
Hmmm hmmm hmmm hmmm screamer
What about N.I. eh?
Oh fuck off, the IRA killed more Catholics than British troops.
Wt abt it?
Yeh well enjoy it a maybe a wee smile wouldn’t go a miss your lodging at the home of the Seaforth the Cameron the queen’s own highlanders now 4 Scot’s so if your not happy bugger off back to Dundee
oh shut up
You sound English to me
He's a well spoken Scot
@@Scratcher1960
Ouch
@@Scratcher1960 "well spoken" means the same thing in capitulation speak.
We don’t all sound like Willy from the Simpson’s you arse 😂
Willie from the Simpsons is a yank doing a crass Scottish accent. I don't know anybody that sounds like him! You still sound English !
from the the Airborne, a HAT and not even Scottish
I remember watching the Argyll & Southerland Highlanders kicking the crap out of 2 para guys...haha
Was so funny
@@user-bb8kp6en8f
The black watch would slaughter the para 🔔ends 😂
"Common tie to the past"? What, the tradition of being an occupying force for a foreign power? Some of us have a sense of the past which predates our enslavement.
Who’s enslavement exactly you muppet?
Does your sense of the past include when Britain unified under the Scottish King and Royal House
@@NotAllBooksSmellNice no, it goes 1000 years back, beyond that.
@@ajames130 what language are we communicating in?
@@CinntSaile learn Gaelic in school idc. If you actually think we are enslaved by the English you have problems.
Crap hat
Well I remember the Argylls slapping the 2 para guys & the Black watch would too.
After the savage beating ( Leconfield HGV course in 93) the Paras were quite as a mouse.😂
Para knob
Doesn’t sound as Scottish as I thought he would
Nor does Tony Blair.