If you had the chance to start your career over again...

[chalice]

Raj is a great old skool name btw.

Rejectofallah is too common these days.

It Scotlandshire slang to go Raj was to display a somewhat agitated level of eccentricity.

Shirley, though, that must be a colloquialised 'rage'.

Non?

[megabyteme]

It loses its novelty when the targets are real paragraphs though... especially when you see your punctuation drop someone's attention... then it's not fun at all... but unless and until you've actually been there, you'll never understand that... let alone the even more horrific experience of watching the life drain from someone's face because you stuck an ellipsis in their eye... honestly... it's an experience I wouldn't recommend... well I wouldn't have until June this year... when I suddenly discovered to my horror that there really are no capable and decent sentences left in me...

FFS.

[chalice]

It loses its novelty when the targets are real paragraphs though... especially when you see your punctuation drop someone's attention... then it's not fun at all... but unless and until you've actually been there, you'll never understand that... let alone the even more horrific experience of watching the life drain from someone's face because you stuck an ellipsis in their eye... honestly... it's an experience I wouldn't recommend... well I wouldn't have until June this year... when I suddenly discovered to my horror that there really are no capable and decent sentences left in me...

FFS.

Yep. I've never had a signature before, but I'm having that as my first. Fan-fucking-tastic.

[NotLettingItGo]

FFS man! If it's annoying you that much I'll stop doing it... you only had to ask

[brotherdoobie]

That wasn't right you know... you more feel the life drain than watch it. Not that it really matters, I hope none of you are ever unfortunate enough to experience it.

I prefer not to talk about taking someone's life, especially on the interwebz. I find that most veterans don't.

What makes you feel comfortable enough to blather on about such a personal event?

Is it a pathological propensity to draw attention to yourself?

Or are you just a liar?


-doobs

[chalice]

That wasn't right you know... you more feel the life drain than watch it. Not that it really matters, I hope none of you are ever unfortunate enough to experience it.

I prefer not to talk about taking someone's life, especially on the interwebz. I find that most veterans don't.

What makes you feel comfortable enough to blather on about such a personal event?

Is it a pathological propensity to drawl attention to yourself?

Or are you just a liar?


-doobs

I'm going with the latter, mate.

[NotLettingItGo]

I prefer not to talk about taking someone's life, especially on the interwebz. I find that most veterans don't.

What makes you feel comfortable enough to blather on about such a personal event?

Is it a pathological propensity to drawl attention to yourself?

Or are you just a liar?


-doobs

Are you not comfortable with what you've done or something?

Personally I have no qualms about talking about any of the deaths I've been involved in, part of accepting responsibility for those deaths is the ability to recognise that those men are dead because of me. Equally I have no problem talking about the deaths of my mates, none of whoms deaths came about because of me, but each of whoms deaths it was very important for me to deal with.

[brotherdoobie]

I prefer not to talk about taking someone's life, especially on the interwebz. I find that most veterans don't.

What makes you feel comfortable enough to blather on about such a personal event?

Is it a pathological propensity to draw attention to yourself?

Or are you just a liar?


-doobs

I'm going with the latter, mate.

Agreed.

[NotLettingItGo]

Agreed.

Aha! I see. So you've come on in support of your 'friend' chavis. As shown by the fact that you didn't even wait for me to respond.

So that's another tosser I won't be pissing away any time on then.

[brotherdoobie]

I prefer not to talk about taking someone's life, especially on the interwebz. I find that most veterans don't.

What makes you feel comfortable enough to blather on about such a personal event?

Is it a pathological propensity to drawl attention to yourself?

Or are you just a liar?


-doobs

Are you not comfortable with what you've done or something?

Personally I have no qualms about talking about any of the deaths I've been involved in, part of accepting responsibility for those deaths is the ability to recognise that those men are dead because of me. Equally I have no problem talking about the deaths of my mates, none of whoms deaths came about because of me, but each of whoms deaths it was very important for me to deal with.

Obviously, I am uncomfortable talking about such things. I have alluded to events in my past on this forum, but I was severely inebriated at the time, ffs.


-doobs