Is pretending to have been in the army not frowned upon

Go to YouTube and type in stolen valour and see if it's frowned upon or not

He can spell ok Basil, he just struggles when he has to put them together in a sentence!

ATTEN SHUN

HANDS OFF YOUR C0CKS AND GRABS YOUR SOCKS ITS TIME TO GET UP,I'M YOUR MOTHER NOW

IRA ?

Kenbo

This attitude of yours could affect our friendship

I apologise.

I'll try and be a bit more tedious like your good self in future. Perhaps you'd appreciate me a bit more then?

That would be fantastic

Thanks pal

There are lots of ex army and special forces on here.

Have any forumites been a member of a terrorist group?

Doubt anyone really cares.
I'll keep my eye on this one as it's sure to be a hot topic if I'm incorrect.

bigmart was teaboy in the salvation army

Not a member but I went to Windsor races with a gang of IRA lads. All bar one were jolly good company. I did not know that they were IRA at the time.

Ipswich Republican Army ?

dunlaying they probably did not either....

https://www.facebook.com/The-Walter-Mitty-Hunters-Club-HQ-501261976579581/

Armed Forces Act 2006 makes wearing any military decoration, badge, wound stripe or emblem without authority a criminal offence. It is also illegal to wear a replica "as to be calculated to deceive", and to falsely represent yourself as someone entitled to wear any such award.

Get yourself down to Goodwood revival police could make about 40,000 arrests.....

@Darlo - wasn't some sad case nicked under that legislation a few years back?  I seem to recall he'd taken to appearing at Remembrance Sunday claiming to be Special Forces and wearing campaign medals for wards so far apart in time as to be impossible to believe?

My mate claims to be in the Sally Ann. Makes a fortune busking at Christmas

The forum be11end zipper once claimed to have served in the Royal Marines, until it was pointed out to him that forgetting to put on your underwear before leving the house in a moment of senility did not count, despite it ift being referred to as 'going commando'.

sad that any er on here would pretend to be in any army to get attenetion

Oct 26, 2015 -- 5:55AM, longbridge wrote:

@Darlo - wasn't some sad case nicked under that legislation a few years back?

Oct 26, 2015 -- 5:55AM, longbridge wrote:

@Darlo - wasn't some sad case nicked under that legislation a few years back?  I seem to recall he'd taken to appearing at Remembrance Sunday claiming to be Special Forces and wearing campaign medals for wards so far apart in time as to be impossible to believe?

>That's kind of how I found it. I don't know if he was done, but I remember somebody wearing some medals at a service, probably Remembrance Day, and being spotted in photos or on Facebook.

This may be the fantasist you are thinking of.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1242608/Fantasist-Roger-Day-wore-hau...

That's the one, thanks blackbarn.

The Walter Mitty Hunters Club HQ.
Google them.

bigfart pretended to be in the army........................