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Saturday, 22 February 2014

22nd February 2014



Hmm what's so special about today. Well nothing earth shattering. Only today is my first day as a civvy since I took the Queen's shilling in 1977. Six years in the regular army, twenty-two in the TA and thirty in the cops. EEK! (I've had to update my profile)



Well that does mean that for the moment (and rugger permitting) there is now time for some serious gaming. Huzza!

There is a major match on today and my little cupid friend sums it up quite nicely.




See you all soon in the blogsphere. Thanks for popping by.

ERIN GO BRAGH!!!!!

Lorcan.

16 comments:

  1. Congratulations!

    And hey, you're old :D

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  2. Congratulations look forward to your upcoming posts.

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  3. I am sure there are some mixed feelings. But for your bloggers this is all good news. More posts is always excellent for us.

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  4. Well done, Bob! I look forward to more of your entertaining blog posts.

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  5. Thanks guys, much appreciated.

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  6. The "major match" you refer to is I presume "egg-chasing", the one pleayed by men with funny shaped balls - enjoy !

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    1. Spot on. I did enjoy it but not the result :-(

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  7. End of era stuff! Enjoy your freedom!

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  8. Congratulations on the retirement. I hope you'll be enjoying the easy life. :)

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  9. You, more than most, have earned your retirement! Bravo Sir.

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  10. That's a long time, I was only 4 in 1977, enjoy your freedom, im looking forward to some avbcw batreps

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  11. I'm assuming that the 22 years in the TA and the 30 in the police were simultaneous. Otherwise I can't make the numbers match the date!

    Anyway, I hope you enjoy your new free time :-) .

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  12. Thanks guys the sentiments are much appreciated. THANKS again!

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  13. Congratulations. And thank you for your service.

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  14. Congratulations and thank you for your service!

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