Communicado IV: I promise you!
Perhaps I’ve been a little negative about Ex Wallaby 05, and for awhile, perhaps forgotten about the most uplifting radio comms statement transmitted. It was made by my company commander just after the tank mishap, and when the word ‘exhaustion’ failed to describe what all the commanders and troopers really felt: Two-Niner to all stations […]
Exporting Singlish
Unlike most of Australia, the people of Rockhampton and its environs understand Singlish a little better, seeing as we have had a permanent armed forces base there and have trained there for almost a third of every year since 1990. The signboards we stick up everywhere help too: Signs probably seen in Johnny’s workshop Surf […]
How long is your lunch hour? (Say it quickly and it becomes rude)
Thank you, cialis whoever you are, cialis for spending an hour after lunch on Monday reading this blog: Statistics from Statcounter.com: Date Time WebPage 14th November 2005 14:14:42 miyagi.sg/?cat=15 miyagi.sg/?page_id=171 14th November 2005 14:14:53 miyagi.sg/?cat=8 miyagi.sg/?page_id=171 14th November 2005 14:15:17 miyagi.sg/?cat=2 miyagi.sg/?page_id=171 14th November 2005 14:17:13 miyagi.sg/?p=58 miyagi.sg/?cat=2 14th November 2005 14:17:42 miyagi.sg/?p=143 miyagi.sg/?cat=8 Technorati […]
Bastogne
“Doesn’t this feel like an episode of ‘Band of Brothers?’ 3SG Gerard Tan asked anyone who’d listen, prompting another thread of conversation. “Which one?” “‘Bastogne‘, my favourite one, where they’re being bombarded by artillery endlessly in the forest, and there aren’t any officers around, and there are no resupplies of food and water”. Gerard was […]
All creatures dead and alive: kangaroo eat cow one meh?
On Day 4 of the 5 Day ATEC Exercise, we came across the carcasses of some animals, decomposed enough for us not to figure out what animals they had been. Not that we’d be experts at what kind of animals they’d been, because ‘Australia only got three kinds of animals – kangaroo, koala and cow’. […]