Trevor Morley's Tache
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Is that the record for eating the most caramel wafers in 1 hour?
Could you do it?
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mosssideblue
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Well done to him and I hope he now gets plenty of time off.
I did one of 4 months duration some years ago and that was a struggle
69FACUPfinal
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Absolutely no way. In any case I'm too old. But like all service personnel I am most grateful for the job they do.
A friend has a son who serves on a sub. He never relaxes with constant worry about his lad. Me and OH would be exactly the same about ours.
Anyway that BBC series Vigil was enough for me....!
A friend has a son who serves on a sub. He never relaxes with constant worry about his lad. Me and OH would be exactly the same about ours.
Anyway that BBC series Vigil was enough for me....!
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It is awarded to those identified as providing the greatest influence of morale on board thereby generating the required component of Operational Capability and is indeed sponsored by the Tunnock family of biscuit fame.
69FACUPfinal
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A TV star!! Seriously though kudos to fam member for their service. X
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I thought you meant that documentary where they were on board a nuclear sub. My bad.
69FACUPfinal
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No mine mate, I never saw the documentary, I get claustrophobic in a lift so wouldn't have watched, I don't know why I watched Vigil!!
citytill1die84
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£1000 a week with nothing to spend it on........
Nah.
Nah.
mosssideblue
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And the rest
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Sounds like a great bloke. Just what the armed services needs right now.
Tunnock's wafers are pure morale to be fair.
citytill1die84
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I googled it and like most army jobs the pay for what's involved is pretty poor.
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A submariner in the UK Royal Navy can expect a starting salary of over £33,138, with potential earnings increasing significantly with rank and experience, reaching up to £90,268.48 for higher positions like Head of Department on a submarine.
mosssideblue
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Believe me, all ranks are being given significantly more on top of their normal salaries for these extended patrols and, they thoroughly deserve every pennyI googled it and like most army jobs the pay for what's involved is pretty poor.
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A submariner in the UK Royal Navy can expect a starting salary of over £33,138, with potential earnings increasing significantly with rank and experience, reaching up to £90,268.48 for higher positions like Head of Department on a submarine.Ministry of Defence
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citytill1die84
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Absolutely.
Prestwich_Blue
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Another excuse to post a Bob Newhart sketch:
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I'd be very wary of the submariner that preferred snowballs over caramel wafers.
Bigg Bigg Blue
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Can you put a good word in for me : )
blueish swede
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Every Swedish man, ever.
That's half the fucking posters in the match day thread.