Nich39Nige
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Reged: 13/10/2003
Posts: 250
Loc: Okpo S. Korea.
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And writers, jack dusties, cooks and stewards?
No mixey blots! Six that you old bugger
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TugWilson
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Reged: 01/02/2007
Posts: 462
Loc: Sunny Cumbria
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And writers, jack dusties, cooks and stewards?
No mixey blots! Six that you old bugger
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Never Argue With An Idiot,They Drag You Down To Their Level And Beat You With Experience
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highandry
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Reged: 17/02/2006
Posts: 368
Loc: South Coast UK
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UncleAlbert, you're the only bloke on the forum who calls his foredeck the 'casing' and I thought there was something dodgy about you, keep blinking in the daylight like that...
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lenseman
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Reged: 03/06/2006
Posts: 1478
Loc: South East Coast - United King...
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I still sometimes forget myself and climb out of my car through the sunroof…..…
BRILLIANT!
ps, not HMS Brilliant. 
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regards David
"Away Sea-boats crew - Special Sea Dutymen, Close-up"
Skype: lenseman-uk
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cerro
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Reged: 04/09/2005
Posts: 121
Loc: Ayrshire
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I am ex Marine 7years and 5years on the reserve a long time ago mind, and I sail a 36 foot boat single handed at 74 years old. Hopeing to head for Majorca soon. So go for it and good luck Cerro
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BigART
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Reged: 11/11/2003
Posts: 172
Loc: Circumnavigating - NZ this sea...
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From what I read in the forums the cruiser life is very similar to forces life. Hardship, friendship and commitment.
Spot on. I would also add fantastic times too. You are ideally equipped. Best of luck.
Angus
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Debutante21Sixpence
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Reged: 24/08/2005
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Alright Dave, you've finally managed to drag me kicking and screaming into the liveaboard forum 
I must admit I'm surprised at how many ex forces are in here, though thinking about it, there is some sense in that. The forces seems to build a certain level of tolerance and an easy going attitude, whilst turning out people that would bend over backwards to help someone in trouble. Which seems to fit in nicely with the liveaboard way of life
Dreaming of doing it, but wife isn't forces based so don't tell everyone 
Dave
Ex RAF
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Fairy by job description, not by natural selection
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lenseman
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Reged: 03/06/2006
Posts: 1478
Loc: South East Coast - United King...
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I'm surprised at how many ex forces are in here
We are "a Force to be reckoned with" 
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"Away Sea-boats crew - Special Sea Dutymen, Close-up"
Skype: lenseman-uk
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Debutante21Sixpence
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Reged: 24/08/2005
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Oh we are that I think a lot of the forces humour gets twisted around elsewhere and people bite back at something they view as offensive, where most of us just accept it the way it is intended, and that's just for starters 
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reginaldon
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Reged: 20/02/2004
Posts: 1445
Loc: kent
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And writers, jack dusties, cooks and stewards?
No mixey blots! Six that you old bugger
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At the yacht (and motorboat) club, the ex stoker, ex ERA, and ex scribe are all raggies, but round here the others were both Chatham ratings.
NB you didn't mention the sick berth tiffies.
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