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Sgt Schultz said:Spent Casing: someone that has "lost it / is out to lunch".
That's not definition I'd have given it...
Sgt Schultz said:Spent Casing: someone that has "lost it / is out to lunch".
Redeye said:Notwithstanding the "official" version above, they are commonly considered "Meals Rejected by Everyone".
Wesley Down Under said:When out in the badlands of Iraq, we ate these hidious things. Personally the tootsie rools and gum is all I got out of them that I liked. The hamburger patty smelled and tasted like cat food. However the handy-dandy heaters worked excellent. As for the toilet paper ration, well that was a joke in itself (2 squares per man perhaps), and considereing the 'tap ***', we had from time to time, you'd need 100 MREs to wipe one's *** with success
BinRat55 said:Tap***??? You'll have to elaborate just a smidge for me... could this be like "touchin' cloth, turtle heads,et al" or more like "**** that hurts, oh no, gotta go again..."??
ToRN said:Actually, Bloggins is no longer deemed acceptable to be used, since we now have (at least) one in the CF.
seccee99 said:Hey,
I have access to the CF DWAN and there is a Cpl Boggins listed at Sigs in Edmonton, is this who your talking about?
I doubt TIS would put up a ficticious name.........
seccee
seccee99 said:Hey,
I have access to the CF DWAN and there is a Cpl Boggins listed at Sigs in Edmonton, is this who your talking about?
I doubt TIS would put up a ficticious name.........
seccee
BinRat55 said:Tap***??? You'll have to elaborate just a smidge for me... could this be like "touchin' cloth, turtle heads,et al" or more like "**** that hurts, oh no, gotta go again..."??
Piper said:I've gone through all 21 pages and haven't seen;
GGFG = Gustav Gone For Good, in reference to the story (real or otherwise, I have yet to hear definitive proof one way or the other) that said reg't left a Carl G behind in the training area on a weekend exercise.
That regiment's other joke acronym is best left unsaid on these means, IMO.
Billy~Bob said:GGHG=God's Gift to Horny Girls
GGFG=Good God Forgot the Gustav!
RWR=Retards with rifles
I'm surprised no one's brought up the 12th Rubber Boot Company yet. I've heard most of these from my old man but my Grand-dad had a few not-so-nice names about the PPCLI. The soemthing Cowboys Learning Italian with regards to them not being involved w/ D-Day.
Mike Bobbitt said:I'd heard it as Gustav Gone For Good.
trajectomologist said:Reserves
Toons
MOW MOW
SAS - Saturdays and Sundays
SWAT - Some weekends and Thursdays
Regs
Soaps - Boring and on every day
PONTI - person of no tactical inportance
POOG - poor old Oshawa garbage
Lawn dart - guess who
mud gunners - Fd arty
bird gunners - air def arty
pointy headed - officers
GGHG - good god he's gay
GGFG - gustav gone for good
Mortar guy said:Boat = AVGP
SAPFU = Supassing All Previous F*ck Ups
Egg Welder = Cook
LSVW = Loud Squeaky Vehicle Wheeled
SAS = Saturdays and Sundays (i.e. the Militia)
Mo = Militia
Rentals = Militia soldiers
Bachelor's Degree in Applied Ballistics and Crises Management = Infantry Phase Training
Fire and Movement University = Combat Training Centre
Vruh = RCR equivalent to the US Army's Hoo-ah (pronunciation of VRI)
Carl Gustav Gone = Another explaination for the missing Carl G (Canadian Grenadier Guards)
West National Socialist Regiment = West Novies
5e Flash de Bang = 5 RALC (Can also be applied to other French Arty Units i.e. 6e Flash de Bang)
5e Boom de Mine = 5 EGC
MG
portcullisguy said:Here‘s a few I‘ve heard all summer:
UFI = Useless F‘ing Information
Dirty Billy = A soldier who can‘t be bothered to use good hygeine
Shack hack = Coughing you get from spending too much time around Dirty Billies in the barracks
Wierdo = Anything not recognized, such as a strange bug seen in your mod tent ("Look at this wierdo bug thing")
Bumblast = To wander aimlessly around the field/range/training area
Bumblaster = Someone who wanders aimlessly (see above)
MIR Brigade = Those soldiers who are unfortunate enough to be injured and have to form up in the gimp rank behind the rest of the platoon
Kit Bag Drag = What happens when you get kicked off course
Muckle on (to) = To attach yourself to or go with a person/thing/vehicle ("Go muckle on to Sgt Bloggins...")
Beetle = To scurry or move quickly
RHFC = Royal Horse F‘ers of Canada (apologies to the Highland Fusiliers, I actually all the ones I‘ve met so far)
GGFG = Gustav Gone For Good (apparently they lost a Carl G or two)
G ‘N‘ SF = Ground Nuclear Special Forces. Doesn‘t really work though, because their abbreviation is "G _AND_ S F", so I‘ve also heard "Gay and Silly F‘ers". I wouldn‘t dare tell them that, though, most of their NCO‘s are hard as ‘poop‘.
Ankle Buster = Tank ruts at Meaford (or any other base, I guess)
That‘s all I can think of from this summer.
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Michael Dorosh said:The GooGooFooGoos apparently put a Gustav down beside an ML one day, loading up on a public highway after an exercise. They left, realized their mistake some time afterwards, and of course the Gustav was gone when they returned...
I heard about it from a Guardslady I was with on course two summers ago. She was a six footer and looked every inch the Guard. She also topped our RMS course.