"A Soldier Erect" - Saxon Website Version

[Gregger]

Awesome book. May I suggest a film with the following cast? with "Machine Gun" as the music of course?

Paxoman as Captain Gore- Blimey:

"You don't spell typhoid like that Stubbs. There's a touch of the tarbrush about you isn't there"


Sir Ade as Signallar Stubbs

"Had she got any hair on it even?"

Valanx as Geordie Wilkinson

" A poor wee **** of a man".

Nightwar as young Jackie Tertis

....gets a gobble mind! The lucky chap

Gregger as Jock McGuffie

....triumphing in point after conversational point

Arkitex as the unluck Corporal "F..ing" Warren

And not forgetting a guest appearance :

Metaliser...as the Jap officer who gets the bayonet in him til it squelches!


Well I'd watch it!

Thank you and goodnite!

 

[valanx]

 

[nightwar]

I second your utter confusion, Valanx!

All I can say is that I need to do a little research on the title in question!

Also: don't worry forum members - I've booked Gregger in for an intense psychiatric assessment with a reputable establishment. Let's all hope that the evaluation report is a positive one.

 

[RicknRoll]

I say Release the hounds!

 

[nightwar]

RicknRoll - what an awesome 'Simpsons' impression of Mr Burns you have there!!

 

[bert]

I think he's trying to say he's read a book. He's obviously a superior being who is a legend in his own mind.

 

[valanx]

Also: don't worry forum members - I've booked Gregger in for an intense psychiatric assessment with a reputable establishment. Let's all hope that the evaluation report is a positive one.

But then again if it is not... he made need the old school Electro-Shock er.. "Therapy" ....Anyone ever seen the film 'Titicut Follies'? maybe gregger here could star in a remake!

 

[Paxoman]

I think he's trying to say he's read a book. He's obviously a superior being who is a legend in his own mind.

For someone who is apparently so clever, Gregger has proved himself to be totally thick!

 

[nightwar]

Valanx - no I ain't seen the film 'Titicut Follies' but I've seen 'The One Who Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest'. Maybe a prescription of this kind of treatment would be beneficial to a certain person...? You know, it makes you shamble along and dribble alot!!!

As for the book - well, the only appropriate piece of literature would have to be published for 'special' people. You know? A book without described traumatic imagery and - most importantly - sharp edges!!