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Originally Posted by mikedonnelly
Grabbing pads eh...if they weren't beanstealing, or whinging about the lack of bricks in the face, they would probably be in my room drinking my tea or asleep on my bed!!!
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Originally Posted by mikedonnelly
Grabbing pads eh...if they weren't beanstealing, or whinging about the lack of bricks in the face, they would probably be in my room drinking my tea or asleep on my bed!!!
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Sure that wasnt Spud Murphy (Drums)
Dai,
"Winnies Double"??????????????????????????????
Al,
I think Dai is right. Spud Murphy was a right beanstealer.
Winnies double, remember she used a bedspread sewn up on the sides as a dress, and someone in the Drums got quite intimate with her on a garden wall
(is this allowed?)
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Dai,
Now I remember, sorry for the senile moment. I'm glad to say it was'nt me I was drinking the Jubilee Ale![/QUOTE]
A Royal Welshman sporting the 1977 Jubilee in his medal rack is a rare beastie from my digging about - there were only 19 awarded.
If anyone has one, I would appreciate a heads up so as I can check how accurate my findings are.
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I think Den Brayham was awarded with this medal. I remember being on the parade sq in Lucknow Bks Tidworth. I was at that time in the Vigilant ATK Platoon. Thats when you flew the missile not guided them. The good old days.
Carl Rowlands tells me he was a Cpl at Borden as APC training, he was presented with the Jubilee medal there.:smile:
I have him as Cpl serving with the 1st BnQuote:
Originally Posted by peterlansley
Thanks Peter first signs are good :2thumbsup