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Re: What sort of things are in a task book?
Ooh I forgot one:
Curl one down in a random compartment onboard.One cannot begin to fathom the immensity of the fuck I do not give.
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Re: What sort of things are in a task book?
Biggest Task book is the Task Book of life which all others are a part of
I'm a little crazy, I like to run ultra distances for fun.
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Re: What sort of things are in a task book?
As an OM part our deployment task book was to beat one off in every WE Compartment through the duration of the deployment whilst conducting rounds (1 or more per round until all compartments are completed)
Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash I'm a little crazy, I like to run ultra distances for fun.
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So true. Originally Posted by tommo As an OM part our deployment task book was to beat one off in every WE Compartment through the duration of the deployment whilst conducting rounds (1 or more per round until all compartments are completed) Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash
I found the bearing head on a 42 to be the most rewarding.One cannot begin to fathom the immensity of the fuck I do not give.
08-10-09, 11:03 #15Re: What sort of things are in a task book?
put your ships zap sticker on the back of a local trouts headboard mid shag post shag see who else has been there before you
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Re: What sort of things are in a task book?
No doubt being as you joined the Newcastle after I had left you carried on the fine tradition Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash So true. Originally Posted by tommo As an OM part our deployment task book was to beat one off in every WE Compartment through the duration of the deployment whilst conducting rounds (1 or more per round until all compartments are completed) Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash
I found the bearing head on a 42 to be the most rewarding.I'm a little crazy, I like to run ultra distances for fun.
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Re: What sort of things are in a task book?
Get your Burberry nicked
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Re: What sort of things are in a task book?
Originally Posted by tommo No doubt being as you joined the Newcastle after I had left you carried on the fine tradition Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash So true. Originally Posted by tommo As an OM part our deployment task book was to beat one off in every WE Compartment through the duration of the deployment whilst conducting rounds (1 or more per round until all compartments are completed) Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash
I found the bearing head on a 42 to be the most rewarding.
Indeed, I was sorely unimpressed with the distinct lack of porn you left for the handover though. :POne cannot begin to fathom the immensity of the fuck I do not give.
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I left loads!!!!!! Massive stock pile a newsagent would be proud of. You arrived too late lol Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash Originally Posted by tommo No doubt being as you joined the Newcastle after I had left you carried on the fine tradition Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash So true. Originally Posted by tommo As an OM part our deployment task book was to beat one off in every WE Compartment through the duration of the deployment whilst conducting rounds (1 or more per round until all compartments are completed) Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash
I found the bearing head on a 42 to be the most rewarding.
Indeed, I was sorely unimpressed with the distinct lack of porn you left for the handover though. :PI'm a little crazy, I like to run ultra distances for fun.
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I do not call a couple of crusty copies of Readers Wives, a German 50 plus magazine and some vintage copies of Mayfair a massive stockpile. Originally Posted by tommo I left loads!!!!!! Massive stock pile a newsagent would be proud of. You arrived too late lol Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash Originally Posted by tommo No doubt being as you joined the Newcastle after I had left you carried on the fine tradition Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash So true. Originally Posted by tommo As an OM part our deployment task book was to beat one off in every WE Compartment through the duration of the deployment whilst conducting rounds (1 or more per round until all compartments are completed) Originally Posted by 2_deck_dash
I found the bearing head on a 42 to be the most rewarding.
Indeed, I was sorely unimpressed with the distinct lack of porn you left for the handover though. :P
You've changed Thommo, you've changed.
One cannot begin to fathom the immensity of the fuck I do not give.
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