mb: Metrosexual soldiers

how do they do it?

are they taught?

i seri­ously dont think i can make those kinda pat­terns on my face. really.

Under­wear got holes nev­er­mind. As long as it stays dry can already.

I remem­ber when I was in Tai­wan a few months back for train­ing, I too lazy to change my under­wear for a few days, sim­ply because it was too wet to do any­thing (It was dur­ing the typhoon sea­son)! But clean dry under­wear is always a morale booster. Hehe­hehe. Have fun while it lasts!

Eh care­ful ah Mr. Miyagi! Later kenna peo­ple say you ‘vaguely gay’ again. Lol.

You know what the irony is? Beau­ti­fuk hates homo­sex­u­als, kids, fat and ugly peo­ple, old folks and the list goes on… and then claims she’s a lover of peace (no I’m not mak­ing these up it’s well doc­u­mented on her blog)! Funny anot you say?

Mr Miyagi, your rank how come only 2 strips? What is it called? Cor­po­ral First Class?

As far as i know, 1 strip is Pri­vate First Class. Then if add an umbrella above that 1 strip, it is Lance Cor­po­ral. Mov­ing on with another strip at the bot­tom will be corporal.

So appar­ently i was won­der­ing how come your rank no umbrella one? It’s my first time see­ing it but then, stylo leh!

The Cor­po­ral rank insignia prior to 1992 con­sisted of just two chevrons, no ‘umbrella’.

Many of we lau chiao Cor­po­rals still have uni­forms with the no umbrella two-stripe insignia. We still wear them to reser­bit (until kena caught).

Last tam, PFC is one straight line one. Then Lums Cor­po­ral is one kinked line. Then Cor­po­ral is two kinked line.

Later they intro­duced the Cor­po­ral First Class, to dis­tin­guish the Com­bat Cor­po­rals from the Ser­vice Cor­po­rals, and the Umbrella was born. We called the CFCs “Nng Teow Pua”, or Two-and-a-half-stripers. They were not amused. Hahaha!

HAHA! Oh okay but it looks stylo man… got that old skool feeling!

Just to let you know that Pri­vate First Class the rank is still exist­ing in some bat­tal­ion espe­cially mine (6 SIR)! Most peo­ple said that it should be dead by now but… yah, it’s still alive lah.

And yah regard­ing about this post, I HATE CAMO-CREAM MAN! In the pic­ture, why that sergeant so garang one, put until so thick?! You should see nowa­days the army stan­dard, changed a lot!