How the RCR fold their towels

[the 48th regulator]

Very interesting, and informative.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnpOHgw5uDo

dileas

tess

 

[2 Cdo]

Even my RCR buddies got a kick out of that!

 

[HItorMiss]

I am still laughing!  ;D

 

[BernDawg]

Loved it!!  :rofl:

 

[ArmyRick]

That was hilarious

 

[Northern Ranger]

Sharing with all my buddies on the Guns, LOL

 

[SevenSixTwo]

I thought it was going to be serious but at the end it just delivered. Hilarious

 

[gaspasser]

Tooooooooo Funnyy..I actually saw that for the first time in Cornwallis...oh, about 25 years ago~~~.


Oh, and I checked...Toshiba does not cover spewed coffee on their computers~~~~ iper:

 

[PuckChaser]

Fantastic!!!

 

[Michael OLeary]

It's a good routine for Mess Dinner napkins too.

 

[brihard]

My girlfriend's looking at me strangely, like I'm the biggest weirdo in the world for laughing my ass off at a video about folding towels.

 

[lethalLemon]

My girlfriend's looking at me strangely, like I'm the biggest weirdo in the world for laughing my *** off at a video about folding towels.

You're not alone!  ;D

Hahaha, my Dad is going to LOVE this!

 

[Nostix]

The Joke
------------
My Head

 

[lethalLemon]

The Joke
------------
My Head

In the military, they like to poke fun at The RCR (The Royal Canadian Regiment) by using their unit abbreviation - RCR -, which turned to be: "Run Chicken Run"

And the finished product of the folded towel was...? 

 

[ballz]

The Joke
------------
My Head

I was in the same boat but didn't have the stones to be the one that asked haha...

 

[Nostix]

In the military, they like to poke fun at The RCR (The Royal Canadian Regiment) by using their unit abbreviation - RCR -, which turned to be: "Run Chicken Run"

And the finished product of the folded towel was...? 

That did it. Thanks.

 

[lethalLemon]

That did it. Thanks.

;D

 

[the 48th regulator]

Now all of you newbies back to painting the stones, on the sides of the walkway, white!

dileas

tess

 

[Foxhound]

Worst thing I have ever seen.

1.  That towel was not properly Brasso-stained.  (Obviously he never puts it to its proper use.)
2.  No proper "two-three" counts between movements.  Lousy drill.
3.  Was not done on his barracks box while kneeling on a perfectly polished floor.

Pathetic.

 

[Haletown]

I recall a little deuce & half ditty sung by troops on the move .  . .

"The RCR refuse to fight, unless there brass is shining bright. The patter of 1000 feet, all polished bright and lined up neat"

or something thing like that