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Bobby. Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 118906 Melbourne Gender:	Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam Reply #765 - Apr 25^th, 2019 at 7:13pm Where is Karnal today? This ANZAC day is surely a time when Karnal can recount a brave story from the war?
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Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam
Reply #766 - Apr 26^th, 2019 at 2:04am

Most of the war you want to forget. It comes back every now and then when you least expect it. A memory, a dream, a sense of déjà vu. It was almost 50 f@cking years ago for Christ's sake. You'd think you'd forget. I forget what happened yesterday, but not Nam.

But the blokes you left behind are hard to forget. Mick Wherett stepped on a mine up near Que. Mick Boyland - Danny Boy - got shot through the eye. Al Green got electrocuted on base and somehow came out alive, but died soon after. Me? I got out, but only just.

Medical discharge - one up from a dishonourable. They should have given me that in the beginning. Can't take orders, can't listen to bullsht, can't polish their stupid f@cking belt buckles and brass buttons. Fck the army, fck Nam. They want cnts like Big Hole - pricks who obsess over process. They bore me stupid, those cnts, krapping on about directions and the right way to fix machines and what time the bins have to go out.

I got a legitimate psychiatric illness out of Nam, signed and stamped by some bigwig in Canberra - never to join army again. I'm a f@cking ha ha.

But I'd king-hit that NCO again, no worries. I'd plough through another 6 MPs
and cop more than a hiding. I'd scream blue murder as the chopper took me out again, restrained for my own safety. They had me on Largactil for 6 months after that, and I'd do it today if I had to.

Yeah, I'd like to have a beer with Al and the Micks one more time, but it's too late for that. I've got plenty of regrets, but getting out of Nam's not one.

I'm alive, so fck the NCOs, fck the bin-straighteners, fck the MPs, but most of all, boys, fck Anzac Day.

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Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam
Reply #767 - Apr 26^th, 2019 at 6:32am

Big Donger wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 2:04am:

Most of the war you want to forget. It comes back every now and then when you least expect it. A memory, a dream, a sense of déjà vu. It was almost 50 f@cking years ago for Christ's sake. You'd think you'd forget. I forget what happened yesterday, but not Nam.

But the blokes you left behind are hard to forget. Mick Wherett stepped on a mine up near Que. Mick Boyland - Danny Boy - got shot through the eye. Al Green got electrocuted on base and somehow came out alive, but died soon after. Me? I got out, but only just.

Medical discharge - one up from a dishonourable. They should have given me that in the beginning. Can't take orders, can't listen to bullsht, can't polish their stupid f@cking belt buckles and brass buttons. Fck the army, fck Nam. They want cnts like Big Hole - pricks who obsess over process. They bore me stupid, those cnts, krapping on about directions and the right way to fix machines and what time the bins have to go out.

I got a legitimate psychiatric illness out of Nam, signed and stamped by some bigwig in Canberra - never to join army again. I'm a f@cking ha ha.

But I'd king-hit that NCO again, no worries. I'd plough through another 6 MPs
and cop more than a hiding. I'd scream blue murder as the chopper took me out again, restrained for my own safety. They had me on Largactil for 6 months after that, and I'd do it today if I had to.

Yeah, I'd like to have a beer with Al and the Micks one more time, but it's too late for that. I've got plenty of regrets, but getting out of Nam's not one.

I'm alive, so fck the NCOs, fck the bin-straighteners, fck the MPs, but most of all, boys, fck Anzac Day.

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Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam
Reply #768 - Apr 26^th, 2019 at 6:39am

Big Donger wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 2:04am:

Most of the war you want to forget. It comes back every now and then when you least expect it. A memory, a dream, a sense of déjà vu. It was almost 50 f@cking years ago for Christ's sake. You'd think you'd forget. I forget what happened yesterday, but not Nam.

But the blokes you left behind are hard to forget. Mick Wherett stepped on a mine up near Que. Mick Boyland - Danny Boy - got shot through the eye. Al Green got electrocuted on base and somehow came out alive, but died soon after. Me? I got out, but only just.

Medical discharge - one up from a dishonourable. They should have given me that in the beginning. Can't take orders, can't listen to bullsht, can't polish their stupid f@cking belt buckles and brass buttons. Fck the army, fck Nam. They want cnts like Big Hole - pricks who obsess over process. They bore me stupid, those cnts, krapping on about directions and the right way to fix machines and what time the bins have to go out.

I got a legitimate psychiatric illness out of Nam, signed and stamped by some bigwig in Canberra - never to join army again. I'm a f@cking ha ha.

But I'd king-hit that NCO again, no worries. I'd plough through another 6 MPs
and cop more than a hiding. I'd scream blue murder as the chopper took me out again, restrained for my own safety. They had me on Largactil for 6 months after that, and I'd do it today if I had to.

Yeah, I'd like to have a beer with Al and the Micks one more time, but it's too late for that. I've got plenty of regrets, but getting out of Nam's not one.

I'm alive, so fck the NCOs, fck the bin-straighteners, fck the MPs, but most of all, boys, fck Anzac Day.

Hi Karnal,
that wasn't the story I was expecting -
the commanding officer is lucky you didn't shoot him.

cheers
Bobby

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Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam
Reply #769 - Apr 26^th, 2019 at 6:36pm

Big Donger wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 2:04am:

Most of the war you want to forget. It comes back every now and then when you least expect it. A memory, a dream, a sense of déjà vu. It was almost 50 f@cking years ago for Christ's sake. You'd think you'd forget. I forget what happened yesterday, but not Nam.

But the blokes you left behind are hard to forget. Mick Wherett stepped on a mine up near Que. Mick Boyland - Danny Boy - got shot through the eye. Al Green got electrocuted on base and somehow came out alive, but died soon after. Me? I got out, but only just.

Medical discharge - one up from a dishonourable. They should have given me that in the beginning. Can't take orders, can't listen to bullsht, can't polish their stupid f@cking belt buckles and brass buttons. Fck the army, fck Nam. They want cnts like Big Hole - pricks who obsess over process. They bore me stupid, those cnts, krapping on about directions and the right way to fix machines and what time the bins have to go out.

I got a legitimate psychiatric illness out of Nam, signed and stamped by some bigwig in Canberra - never to join army again. I'm a f@cking ha ha.

But I'd king-hit that NCO again, no worries. I'd plough through another 6 MPs
and cop more than a hiding. I'd scream blue murder as the chopper took me out again, restrained for my own safety. They had me on Largactil for 6 months after that, and I'd do it today if I had to.

Yeah, I'd like to have a beer with Al and the Micks one more time, but it's too late for that. I've got plenty of regrets, but getting out of Nam's not one.

I'm alive, so fck the NCOs, fck the bin-straighteners, fck the MPs, but most of all, boys, fck Anzac Day.

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Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam
Reply #770 - Apr 27^th, 2019 at 8:41am

Bobby. wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 6:39am:

Big Donger wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 2:04am:

Most of the war you want to forget. It comes back every now and then when you least expect it. A memory, a dream, a sense of déjà vu. It was almost 50 f@cking years ago for Christ's sake. You'd think you'd forget. I forget what happened yesterday, but not Nam.

But the blokes you left behind are hard to forget. Mick Wherett stepped on a mine up near Que. Mick Boyland - Danny Boy - got shot through the eye. Al Green got electrocuted on base and somehow came out alive, but died soon after. Me? I got out, but only just.

Medical discharge - one up from a dishonourable. They should have given me that in the beginning. Can't take orders, can't listen to bullsht, can't polish their stupid f@cking belt buckles and brass buttons. Fck the army, fck Nam. They want cnts like Big Hole - pricks who obsess over process. They bore me stupid, those cnts, krapping on about directions and the right way to fix machines and what time the bins have to go out.

I got a legitimate psychiatric illness out of Nam, signed and stamped by some bigwig in Canberra - never to join army again. I'm a f@cking ha ha.

But I'd king-hit that NCO again, no worries. I'd plough through another 6 MPs
and cop more than a hiding. I'd scream blue murder as the chopper took me out again, restrained for my own safety. They had me on Largactil for 6 months after that, and I'd do it today if I had to.

Yeah, I'd like to have a beer with Al and the Micks one more time, but it's too late for that. I've got plenty of regrets, but getting out of Nam's not one.

I'm alive, so fck the NCOs, fck the bin-straighteners, fck the MPs, but most of all, boys, fck Anzac Day.

Hi Karnal,
that wasn't the story I was expecting -
the commanding officer is lucky you didn't shoot him.

cheers
Bobby

What were you expecting, Bobby? Non-fiction?

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Bobby. Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 118906 Melbourne Gender:	Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam Reply #771 - Apr 27^th, 2019 at 10:43am Mr Hammer wrote on Apr 27^th, 2019 at 8:41am: What were you expecting, Bobby? Non-fiction? I expected a story of great heroism in the face of the enemy.
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Mr Hammer Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 25212 Gender:	Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam Reply #772 - Apr 27^th, 2019 at 11:19am Replace 'heroism' with trolling and 'enemy' with Oz Politics.
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Brian Ross Gold Member Offline Representative of me Posts: 46311	Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam Reply #773 - Apr 27^th, 2019 at 1:59pm Mr Hammer wrote on Apr 27^th, 2019 at 11:19am: Replace 'heroism' with trolling and 'enemy' with Oz Politics. You really should stop making every thread about yourself, Hammer...
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Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam
Reply #774 - Apr 27^th, 2019 at 3:02pm

Big Donger wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 2:04am:

Most of the war you want to forget. It comes back every now and then when you least expect it. A memory, a dream, a sense of déjà vu. It was almost 50 f@cking years ago for Christ's sake. You'd think you'd forget. I forget what happened yesterday, but not Nam.

But the blokes you left behind are hard to forget. Mick Wherett stepped on a mine up near Que. Mick Boyland - Danny Boy - got shot through the eye. Al Green got electrocuted on base and somehow came out alive, but died soon after. Me? I got out, but only just.

Medical discharge - one up from a dishonourable. They should have given me that in the beginning. Can't take orders, can't listen to bullsht, can't polish their stupid f@cking belt buckles and brass buttons. Fck the army, fck Nam. They want cnts like Big Hole - pricks who obsess over process. They bore me stupid, those cnts, krapping on about directions and the right way to fix machines and what time the bins have to go out.

I got a legitimate psychiatric illness out of Nam, signed and stamped by some bigwig in Canberra - never to join army again. I'm a f@cking ha ha.

But I'd king-hit that NCO again, no worries. I'd plough through another 6 MPs
and cop more than a hiding. I'd scream blue murder as the chopper took me out again, restrained for my own safety. They had me on Largactil for 6 months after that, and I'd do it today if I had to.

Yeah, I'd like to have a beer with Al and the Micks one more time, but it's too late for that. I've got plenty of regrets, but getting out of Nam's not one.

I'm alive, so fck the NCOs, fck the bin-straighteners, fck the MPs, but most of all, boys, fck Anzac Day.

I consider a "medical discharge" a badge of honor.

It most likely means you were guilty of having independent thoughts. Cool

They prefer mindless compliant zombies.

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Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam
Reply #775 - Apr 27^th, 2019 at 3:27pm

Captain Nemo wrote on Apr 27^th, 2019 at 3:02pm:

Big Donger wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 2:04am:

Most of the war you want to forget. It comes back every now and then when you least expect it. A memory, a dream, a sense of déjà vu. It was almost 50 f@cking years ago for Christ's sake. You'd think you'd forget. I forget what happened yesterday, but not Nam.

But the blokes you left behind are hard to forget. Mick Wherett stepped on a mine up near Que. Mick Boyland - Danny Boy - got shot through the eye. Al Green got electrocuted on base and somehow came out alive, but died soon after. Me? I got out, but only just.

Medical discharge - one up from a dishonourable. They should have given me that in the beginning. Can't take orders, can't listen to bullsht, can't polish their stupid f@cking belt buckles and brass buttons. Fck the army, fck Nam. They want cnts like Big Hole - pricks who obsess over process. They bore me stupid, those cnts, krapping on about directions and the right way to fix machines and what time the bins have to go out.

I got a legitimate psychiatric illness out of Nam, signed and stamped by some bigwig in Canberra - never to join army again. I'm a f@cking ha ha.

But I'd king-hit that NCO again, no worries. I'd plough through another 6 MPs
and cop more than a hiding. I'd scream blue murder as the chopper took me out again, restrained for my own safety. They had me on Largactil for 6 months after that, and I'd do it today if I had to.

Yeah, I'd like to have a beer with Al and the Micks one more time, but it's too late for that. I've got plenty of regrets, but getting out of Nam's not one.

I'm alive, so fck the NCOs, fck the bin-straighteners, fck the MPs, but most of all, boys, fck Anzac Day.

I consider a "medical discharge" a badge of honor.

It most likely means you were guilty of having independent thoughts. Cool

They prefer mindless compliant zombies.

Never met any of those when I served... Roll Eyes

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Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam
Reply #777 - Apr 27^th, 2019 at 3:45pm

Captain Nemo wrote on Apr 27^th, 2019 at 3:02pm:

Big Donger wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 2:04am:

Most of the war you want to forget. It comes back every now and then when you least expect it. A memory, a dream, a sense of déjà vu. It was almost 50 f@cking years ago for Christ's sake. You'd think you'd forget. I forget what happened yesterday, but not Nam.

But the blokes you left behind are hard to forget. Mick Wherett stepped on a mine up near Que. Mick Boyland - Danny Boy - got shot through the eye. Al Green got electrocuted on base and somehow came out alive, but died soon after. Me? I got out, but only just.

Medical discharge - one up from a dishonourable. They should have given me that in the beginning. Can't take orders, can't listen to bullsht, can't polish their stupid f@cking belt buckles and brass buttons. Fck the army, fck Nam. They want cnts like Big Hole - pricks who obsess over process. They bore me stupid, those cnts, krapping on about directions and the right way to fix machines and what time the bins have to go out.

I got a legitimate psychiatric illness out of Nam, signed and stamped by some bigwig in Canberra - never to join army again. I'm a f@cking ha ha.

But I'd king-hit that NCO again, no worries. I'd plough through another 6 MPs
and cop more than a hiding. I'd scream blue murder as the chopper took me out again, restrained for my own safety. They had me on Largactil for 6 months after that, and I'd do it today if I had to.

Yeah, I'd like to have a beer with Al and the Micks one more time, but it's too late for that. I've got plenty of regrets, but getting out of Nam's not one.

I'm alive, so fck the NCOs, fck the bin-straighteners, fck the MPs, but most of all, boys, fck Anzac Day.

I consider a "medical discharge" a badge of honor.

It most likely means you were guilty of having independent thoughts. Cool

They prefer mindless compliant zombies.

Being able to follow orders and keeping your kit clean is not "mindless compliance".

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Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam
Reply #778 - Apr 27^th, 2019 at 4:31pm

rhino wrote on Apr 27^th, 2019 at 3:45pm:

Captain Nemo wrote on Apr 27^th, 2019 at 3:02pm:

Big Donger wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 2:04am:

Most of the war you want to forget. It comes back every now and then when you least expect it. A memory, a dream, a sense of déjà vu. It was almost 50 f@cking years ago for Christ's sake. You'd think you'd forget. I forget what happened yesterday, but not Nam.

But the blokes you left behind are hard to forget. Mick Wherett stepped on a mine up near Que. Mick Boyland - Danny Boy - got shot through the eye. Al Green got electrocuted on base and somehow came out alive, but died soon after. Me? I got out, but only just.

Medical discharge - one up from a dishonourable. They should have given me that in the beginning. Can't take orders, can't listen to bullsht, can't polish their stupid f@cking belt buckles and brass buttons. Fck the army, fck Nam. They want cnts like Big Hole - pricks who obsess over process. They bore me stupid, those cnts, krapping on about directions and the right way to fix machines and what time the bins have to go out.

I got a legitimate psychiatric illness out of Nam, signed and stamped by some bigwig in Canberra - never to join army again. I'm a f@cking ha ha.

But I'd king-hit that NCO again, no worries. I'd plough through another 6 MPs
and cop more than a hiding. I'd scream blue murder as the chopper took me out again, restrained for my own safety. They had me on Largactil for 6 months after that, and I'd do it today if I had to.

Yeah, I'd like to have a beer with Al and the Micks one more time, but it's too late for that. I've got plenty of regrets, but getting out of Nam's not one.

I'm alive, so fck the NCOs, fck the bin-straighteners, fck the MPs, but most of all, boys, fck Anzac Day.

I consider a "medical discharge" a badge of honor.

It most likely means you were guilty of having independent thoughts. Cool

They prefer mindless compliant zombies.

Being able to follow orders and keeping your kit clean is not "mindless compliance".

Maybe he didn't believe in the virgin Mary?

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PZ547 Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 9282 Gender:	Re: Karnal was a brave soldier in Vietnam Reply #779 - Apr 27^th, 2019 at 4:44pm Karnal seems to make claims which he afterwards claims to have forgotten penning maybe he should take his meds regularly or stay offline
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