Monday, 31 March 2008

The Writing is on the Wall


Steve Featherstone was headed to Afghanistan to do a story on a new army unit when he found himself stranded at an airbase in Kuwait for a week. For lack of anything better to do, he started reading the graffiti on the latrine walls.
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(RG) I must admit I have seen and written my fair share of graffiti on operations and exercise with the British Army, us Brits in those days mainly took the piss out of other Regiments with the old “Who’s shagging your missus” and insulting one another’s football teams. It was rare to see political slogans apart from the usual UFF UVF and Smash The IRA when Irish Regiments were passing through and passing the time whilst they had a dump or masturbated and left the literature stuck together or glued to the back of the door which made it rather difficult for the next wanker to use, or so they say!

© Mack (RG) The thoughts of a Falklands War Veteran.
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1 comment:

  1. I do not miss those heads at all. Hopefully I will never see them again, but the reading material on the wall kept your mind off the heat for about thirty seconds.

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