'Dog biscuit'
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my 732 always goes into one of the waterbottle pouches, meaning i have one less bottle if i carry the 732. and i must say it is really a lousy place to put the set! hope the current LBV addresses this issue.Originally posted by Mitfox:lol.. i'm opposite.. i put the green packs in my pants sometimes, coz i scared proning and crawling will bust the packs.. hahaha..
sbo got 732, less space for me.. -
no more 732 nw use walkie talkieOriginally posted by wuming78:my 732 always goes into one of the waterbottle pouches, meaning i have one less bottle if i carry the 732. and i must say it is really a lousy place to put the set! hope the current LBV addresses this issue.
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of topics again
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no more 732 nw use walkie talkie [/b][/quote]
really??
b4 i ord in late 2003, i heard 2SIB testing out new comms set.
last time see my seccom cut a opening to put their 732, then follow them..
then go outfield.. see some seccom and ppl from other batt. put theirs in the water bottle pouch.. imagine how i felt...
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dog biscuit is called tt because the dogs in Lim chu kang really loves it!!~
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Ooh.. the topic is alive again... and on the right track..
I thought it's call hard tag or something.. has got something to do with sailors, or so i think.. -
the new biscuits they dare to call it dog biscuits? its so soft!!!
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Actually, i'd rather eat those biscuits then eat maggie mee...AFAIK, there are several advantages:
1. You don't have to cook them (of course you can eat your maggie raw but with the seasoning, you'd get more thirsty after that - which means you're drink up more of your bottle - thankfully, if there's one thing the storemen excel at outfield, its providing plentiful supply of water)
2. There is something they put into the biscuits that does something to the digestive system.... i don't know about you people, but eating the biscuits reduced the need for me (and quite a few others in my platoon) to visit the field toilet.... which is another good thing when you are outfield and have not enough time or are too bone tired to go to the toilet or dig one for yourself with your ET tool
Personally, if i were given a choice, i'd rather survive on biscuits then eat the new-fangled SFI rations (there was a time i got nothing but the ration pack with the 'glutinous rice with chicken' and 'chestnut chicken rice'.... bleh!) -
Actually, out in the field, anything goes for meOriginally posted by lftwgr:Actually, i'd rather eat those biscuits then eat maggie mee...AFAIK, there are several advantages:
1. You don't have to cook them (of course you can eat your maggie raw but with the seasoning, you'd get more thirsty after that - which means you're drink up more of your bottle - thankfully, if there's one thing the storemen excel at outfield, its providing plentiful supply of water)
2. There is something they put into the biscuits that does something to the digestive system.... i don't know about you people, but eating the biscuits reduced the need for me (and quite a few others in my platoon) to visit the field toilet.... which is another good thing when you are outfield and have not enough time or are too bone tired to go to the toilet or dig one for yourself with your ET tool
Personally, if i were given a choice, i'd rather survive on biscuits then eat the new-fangled SFI rations (there was a time i got nothing but the ration pack with the 'glutinous rice with chicken' and 'chestnut chicken rice'.... bleh!)