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Pusser's slang (Jack speak / Royal speak)

If I've missed any, please let me know!
http://www.royalmarinesbands.co.uk/reference/Slang.htm
General Melchett

I have heard some of the less couth members of the Band Service using the anacronym BOBFOC for a female who from behind has the figure of a goddess and from the front looks like Richie B after eating lipstick.

Body Off Baywatch Face Off Crimewatch
Hornblower

Shave off, I can't believe you missed that one!

Perhaps you were distracted by that shitehawk?
Hornblower

Social Hand Grenade - same meaning as the one that reminded me of this one, the Atmosphere Hoover...

Also, V dissappointed to see no explanation of "Chatham Dog-End!".
FFoglamp

Talking of Chatham Dog Ends - was the face of the TF sticker, i.e Hornblower/Ffgolamp avatar, modelled on Mac Magill, or was Addy Harper a dog end too ? Methinks we need a competition for the most miserable looking bandy/dogend.

P.S. - Happy Haythorne joined Fleet too late to qualify.
Hornblower

Biff Beaver was the model Ffoggy - the original dog-end.

The picture first appeared on a T shirt.
FFoglamp

Thanks for that Stu. I just had to know. It makes you think though...........how many miserable looking dog ends there were. Thanks TF.

Anyway Stu. Enjoyed your quiz answers. Meanwhile.....go on then........give us the original dog end definition/story/etc. don't forget I only joined in as a Command House refugee in 1981.

you owe it to us, this forum deserves a LEGEND to tell all..........


(sat here, awaiting with bated breath.................)
Hornblower

Not too bated I hope ol' mucker!

This leg end has to go to bed - due to age and an upcoming marriage to girl 22 years his junior

(Why do I now get the feeling that you're more interested in her than the origins of the term dogend?)

I will tell all, but I still want to know what others' perceptions of the origins of the infamous Dogend title might be.

George Tate might remember.....

Nighty night loved ones
FFoglamp

still waiting.................whats she like ?
bootybandy

Small B**bs and no pulse....Booty :O)
ps The only reason she's 22 years younger is because she died 25 years ago....Booty :O)
Hornblower



That's the last laugh above ... !

Tara was reading this thread and wishes me to tell me that I am guilty of wishful thinking - she's actually 23 years my junior. D'oh!

(OK it was 2nd to last, this one's the official last.)

Stuey
bootybandy

Nah...Don't believe ya......Booty :O)
Aaron Aardvark

Lets have a competition to find the longest reply sentence in the world.

It has to be relevant to the thread....It has to be created by extremely good eggs....It has to be very funny and finally it has to be devoid of b***ox. Aardvarks are automatically exempt because we are the only ones allowed to post s**t.

Anyone who fails in the category will be zapped by my special Aardvark Bulls**t spray and Arfa will chew your left earlobe off .....slowly.

Finally non-compliance will result in you being forced to eat a 10 day old chicken Bhoona and Bundy Botty and Deli Belli will be the horrific results.
Co-admin

To find or create? that is the question
Co-admin

The longest I can find are:
"The longest recorded prison sentences were ones of 7,109 years, awarded to 2 confidence tricksters in Iran (formerly Persia) on June 15, 1969. The duration of sentences are proportional to the amount of the defalcations involved. A sentence of 384,912 years was demanded at the prosecution of Gabriel March Grandos, 22, at Palma de Mallorca, Spain, on March 11, 1972, for failing to deliver 42, 768 letters.


"Richard Honeck was sentenced to life imprisonment in the U.S. in 1899, after having murdered his former schoolteacher. It was reported in November, 1963, that Honeck, then aged 84, who was in Menard Penitentiary, Chester, III., was due to be paroled after 64 years in prison, during which time he had received one letter (a 4-line note from his brother in 1904) and 2 visitors, a friend in 1904 and a newspaper reporter in 1963. He was released on December 20, 1963.


"Juan Corona, a Mexican-American, was sentenced to 25 consecutive life terms for murdering 25 migrant farm workers he had hired, killed, and buried in 1970-1971 near Feather River, Yuba City, Calif., on February 5, 1973, at Fairfield, Calif."


But if I were to make one up it world be:
Being a Siamese twin who has a gay other twin and I have the only ar$e with a well hung stud who has overdosed on Viagra!
Aaron Aardvark

yes......I think I will pass that one as a long sentence........long in the sense of the timescale it took to work out what you meant.

Well done Deli.......philosophy is a good start. That was one of the most poignant questions I have heard for a long time.
General Melchett

Without wishing to miss out on Aaron's long sentence competition, I have to draw Deli's attention to a couple of galley related pusser's slang terms:

Port & Starbord Scran Spanners - Knives and forks
Pusser's Slide - Margarine / Butter
Sea Dust - Salt
BUNDY - Curry
Co-admin

Thanks General (Although what Perce knows about Jack speak is beyond me!) I've addded them and credited both of you in the credits
RAB

Errr... is "FATHER JACK" speak allowed???

Like...."DRINK" = Drink

or FECK = Going to certain hostelries in Chatham for Jollies.


No??? Oh well..worth a try...
MrJpig

Re: Pusser's slang (Jack speak / Royal speak)

admin wrote:
If I've missed any, please let me know!
http://www.royalmarinesbands.co.uk/reference/Slang.htm


NAVY CAKE
Co-admin

Re: Pusser's slang (Jack speak / Royal speak)

MrJpig wrote:
NAVY CAKE

and what could I possibly put for the description... that is a rhetorical question, no answers required!
bootybandy

What about the "Golden Rivet"? I knew they had one on the Yot (really) but have not encountered one elsewhere.
Hornblower

Yeah right.....
bootybandy

Hornblower wrote:
Yeah right.....


Waddya mean?
lesbryan

I actualy painted a rivet golden in the fwd shell magazine on HMS CARYSFORT for a larf got the biggest bollocking ever when the gunner saw it |||
sticky blue

Some people have no sense of humor Les
Hornblower

bootybandy wrote:
Hornblower wrote:
Yeah right.....


Waddya mean?


Waddya mean? Waddya mean?
bootybandy

uh a oh !!(Say it fast)
FFoglamp

it fast
bootybandy

too slow......
Kratos

I was on my hols, skiing en France, with a group of gents that I have holidayed with for the past 10 years. One of the characters is a recently retired Lt Commander (Phil).
We were in a local French bar telling tales of daring do and the days exagerated exploits, when the loudest guffaw was heard as a group of three quite obvious pongo ruperts walked in.
Decked in obligatory neckerciefs and flat, post skiing, caps.....they were heard to say," Shall we have a jug of Pimms before the ladies join us?" It became apparent from our eaves dropping that they were Cavalry. Phil entered into he conversation and eloquently took the pi$$ without them really being any the wiser. He went on about the senior Service etc and how they should be getting the wets in, as after all they were, "DONKEY WALLOPERS!" Well I fell about!!!!
Mr Bass Trombone

Could go for Spithead Pheasant ( Kippers) or S$%& on a Raft(Kidneys on Toast or fried Bread) Snorkers (Sausages) one could also be rude and say Split, work it out for yourselves.
bunky the bugler

slang

I can't see any mention of Nozzer, as in young in service
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