I find it highly annoying when people try to use the phonetic alphabet and do it

wrong :furious:

B for Bravo, S for sugar
**** off.

B for Bull S for S hit

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

wrong :furious:

B for Bravo, S for sugar
**** off.

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Um, B is bravo, f.

During the war there were three different systems, you know. The old British military, a newer British military, and the US military.

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

wrong :furious:

B for Bravo, S for sugar
**** off.

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They are basically complete ****ing arseholes and deserve every ounce of sneering disrespect you afford them.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Um, B is bravo, f.

During the war there were three different systems, you know. The old British military, a newer British military, and the US military.

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At school there was a short craze of people going around saying "Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo, Oscar Foxtrot Foxtrot".

Which system would that have been?

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Um, B is bravo, f.

During the war there were three different systems, you know. The old British military, a newer British military, and the US military.

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I know Sir C. but if you going to use it commit to it fully.

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Originally Posted by Ash

At school there was a short craze of people going around saying "Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo, Oscar Foxtrot Foxtrot".

Which system would that have been?

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You went to a nerd school A? :-\

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Originally Posted by Ash

At school there was a short craze of people going around saying "Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo, Oscar Foxtrot Foxtrot".

Which system would that have been?

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That's the current official one.

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

I know Sir C. but if you going to use it commit to it fully.

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Oh I see, yes, a sort of mixture of knowledge and ignorance.

****s.

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

I know Sir C. but if you going to use it commit to it fully.

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Perhaps they are not trying to use the phonetic alphabet

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Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda

Perhaps they are not trying to use the phonetic alphabet

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This chap in particular is. There is a new woman in the office and he is in his 'impress' mode.

He's a idiot.

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

This chap in particular is. There is a new woman in the office and he is in his 'impress' mode.

He's a idiot.

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Good way to impress a chick.

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Originally Posted by SWv2

Good way to impress a chick.

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Though I suspect he might be a right Quebec.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Um, B is bravo, f.

During the war there were three different systems, you know. The old British military, a newer British military, and the US military.

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Which one was it where B was Baker? Was that the Yanqui?

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Originally Posted by Ash

At school there was a short craze of people going around saying "Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo, Oscar Foxtrot Foxtrot".

Which system would that have been?

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NATO alphabet. Had it drilled into me in the CCF at school. I will still occasionally say in informal company as I sup up my pint that I'm going to 'Foxtrot Oscar'

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Originally Posted by Burney

NATO alphabet. Had it drilled into me in the CCF at school. I will still occasionally say in informal company as I sup up my pint that I'm going to 'Foxtrot Oscar'

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Signals chaps are always doing that, they think it's hilarious every single ****ing time. Keyboard warrior ****ers basically, sitting around on the internets all day.

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Originally Posted by redgunamo

Signals chaps are always doing that, they think it's hilarious every single ****ing time. Keyboard warrior ****ers basically, sitting around on the internets all day.

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Sorry, r. Seem to have triggered you there. :-(

Bravo B


In other news ....

Minimum 10 characters my hirsute sphincter :****er:

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

wrong :furious:

B for Bravo, S for sugar
**** off.

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I tried to use it over the phone wonce and forgot S, so I said S for Sutcliffe because I was reading a book about him at the time :-/

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Originally Posted by Brentwood

I tried to use it over the phone wonce and forgot S, so I said S for Sutcliffe because I was reading a book about him at the time :-/

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:clap: S Sutcliffe R Ripper Y Yorkshire

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Originally Posted by Sir C

:clap: S Sutcliffe R Ripper Y Yorkshire

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F for filthy hoors

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Oh I see, yes, a sort of mixture of knowledge and ignorance.

****s.

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What happened to good old Pig Latin?