"GET HIM IN JAIL" This clip has removed the part where he actually just came out of the jail literally minutes before the inspection. He ended up going straight back in.
Yes but you didn't have the biggest empire in the world; similarly, English is the international language of the world.. Furthermore, we have a joke in the UK about 'Dutch courage'. It is an oxymoron. Additionally we did not capitulate with the Nazis or get conquered by Napoleon. Now run away and let your mother wipe your arse.
I can remember what an utter shower we were on our first parade as recruits. Some of us had been cadets and managed some semblance of order, but not enough to save us from a "beasting". I think we only lost about three from our platoon of about 50. One who could swing his arms in time with his feet another who just had a breakdown and the other was just plain unwilling to do anything right. We got called all sorts of names, I decided to take NOTHING personally and inwardly laughed at some of the "insults" launched at us randomly. One personal remark to me was about my legs when standing to attention. "Get your knees together" the Sgt screamed, "I can't Sergeant" I replied. So, he tied my legs together with a length of string. By this time, I was laughing, the Squad was laughing and so was "Sgt L" - "You should have joined the cavalry" was his final words. Out of training and doing "warm up drill" one morning (those that know about this will know!) I bunch of Army cadets watching us started to laugh. Sgt L ignored them for a short while and then marched up at speed right through them at the edge of the square and them gave them a full on bollicking like you've never heard. To prove his power one day Sgt L told us that when he "shouted shit, we would jump of the shovel" and one morning he brought us to attention, "Squaad... SHIT"!!! - we all came to attention. Point made. 🤣🤣
I remember our RSM inspection at a muster parade!! He came to me looked me up and down and said your eyes are looking high over the sergeants mess 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was dying to laugh but I held it in and knew if I did I'd have got beasted to fuck lol !! Our section commander walked past me after him and smiled then undid my top button 🙈🙈🙈🤣🤣🤣 we are still friends too this day !! Superb memories 👌 👌👌👌👌
This isn’t the real army, the private’s aren’t actually enlisted either, they are petty criminals trying to turn it around by going on a 1950s army style training course ran by ex army NCO’s and officers.
I probably sound like a sadist, but this scene cracks me up. Always so entertaining to see Brown getting put in place. He just gets out of jail. Doesn't know his number, and in typical fashion he treats it like a game - he begins to smirk and that smirk is wiped right off his face when he learns he's going back to jail. Then there's the ever-so-sweet insult to injury, with Edwards calling him a piece of shit. BAAAHahahaha!
Remember, all Sergeant-Majors are Warrant Officers, and the correct form of address for a Warrant Officer is the same as that for a Commissioned Officer!
I thought the RSMs were technically Warrant Officers and treated the same as a Commissioned Officer. At least that's what I've been told how the Commonwealth forces do it. I'm mostly familiar with how the U.S. Military does things. The closest thing U.S. forces have to the RSM is the Command Sergeant Major in the case of the Army and Marine Corps, the Command Master Chief Petty Officer with surface ships and shore commands/Chief of the Boat in the case of a Submarine, the Command Chief Master Sergeant in the case of Air Force commands. In all cases, these guys are E9s the highest paygrade one can go on the Enlisted side. They answer only to the Commanding General or Ship or Submarine Captain. Respected and feared by all, including the Commanding General and their XOs or the Captain of a ship or submarine. These guys often have been in their respective branches longer than most the junior enlisted and junior as well as mid-grade officers have been alive. They know all, see all, hear all.
"This is the first time the lads will come face to face with Company Sergeant Major, Glenn Thomas." And the last time they will come face to face with Company Sergeant Major, Glenn Thomas.
Adam Walker They probably came face to face with Thomas a couple of times offscreen plus he was present at the Boxing Match in the next episode. According to Mark Sullivan (he was the Platoon Sergeant last season and a secondary sergeant this season) there was lots of stuff TwentyTwenty (the company that made this series) didn’t use.
@@seanjeffery7153 YOU MEAN THAT THE CHAVS GOT THE TREATMENT THEY DESERVED, AND WE DIDN'T GET TO SEE IT?! THAT'S th-cam.com/video/07So_lJQyqw/w-d-xo.html !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@seanjeffery7153 WHAT DO YOU MEAN "they couldn't show every second due to time constraints"?! THEY ARE A FILM COMPANY, THEY SHOULD MAKE TIME AND SHOW THE CHAVS BEEN HUMILIATED ON EVERY TELEVISION SET IN THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND!!!!!!!!! THAT'S IT, I'M WRITING A LETTER TO THE ARMY, NOT SHOWING THE HUMILIATION OF CHAVS ON BRITISH TELEVISION IS UNACCEPTABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wouldn’t have lasted 30 seconds in this! He’s just like Windsor Davis’s character Battery Sergeant Major Williams in ‘It Ain’t Half Hot Mum’. How the all lads managed to avoid head-butting him I don’t know.
We had a R.S.M who's surname was " Angel " ......seriously that really was his name , he would jail you for smirking while he was verbally tearing the bloke next to you to shreds , it was not possible not to smirk , all of the willpower in the world could not controlled it , he was a beast ,
@@adamwalker9796 For the sake of the season, yes. In reality, from what I can remember, Thomas spent time in Borstal (young offenders gaol) before joining the army at 16. He advanced up the ranks to Corporal before attending Sandhurst aged 32 (according to the Belfast Telegraph). I believe he finished his career as a Lieutenant, although his Bad Lad's bio failed to mention if he was a 2nd or 1st.
I have it on good authority that yelling "Sir!" (or the appropriate enlisted rank) at the appropriate time and otherwise staring ahead with a look of resigned suffering will get you past the vast majority of these encounters with senior NCOs and Officers
@@wkcia I can confirm that resigning yourself to suffering grants you the small mercy that NCOs find someone else to blame for the inevitable collective punishmeng
Takes me back to pirbright and catterick basic training.some times just couldn't help some of the comments being said to you.i was called pond life on many occasions pmsl
They are no longer in the army, but playing the roles. All the section corporals [there were three I think in the 4 series in total] were ex sergeant-majors. The commentator does state this at the beginning of the series.
@@anglosaxon5874 There was 4 corporals throughout the 4 series Nauyokas, Murray, Thomas and Murphy. Nauyokas & Murray were the main ones, Cpl Thomas ran 1 section in series 3, and Cpl Murphy was introduced as a new NCO on Lads Army 2002.
And giggling at Boot Camp would most likely lead to eight words all servicemembers past and present cringe and fear: "HALF-RIGHT...FACE!!!!" "FRONT LEANING REST POSITION...MOVE!!!!!"
And they have to be loud because if a Sergeant is giving the word of command to about 30-35 soldiers, the ones at the far ends must be able to hear otherwise they cannot follow to the drill.
You don't get much of a background story of the black geezer pvt. Sekerama and why he's considered a bad lad, etc. He had his Birthday during training, so they had a bit of shindig in the Naafi for it and he was a good boxer, but that's pretty much it.
A sergeant major/company sergeant major is a warrant officer class 2 and not an NCO. They are technically in a way Commissioned but not the same way as 2LT +.
yes but you dont salute them. here in canada master warrant and chief warrant are sgt majors but dont you salute them, address them as sir or sergeant major..or some will till you to address them by their actual rank.
It not only increases grip on rough surfaces, but also massively extends the life of the boot. If you're a quartermaster and you're in a position to save the Army some money by only having to issue one pair of boots over the course of several years, you're gonna take it.
mattbod I know this is a late reply, but they apply for different roles. Most that come on are previous high ranking NCOs typically Warrant Officers, Murray and Nayoukas were both Company Sergeant Majors but came on as Cpls.
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Eamon holmes is a lot more aggressive when he's not on This Morning
Blimey 😂😂😂
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I can’t unsee this now
THAT is A SERGEANT MAJOR!! And he was being rather POLITE!!
THOMAS AS COMPANY SERGEANT MAJOR WAS m.th-cam.com/video/07So_lJQyqw/w-d-xo.html
Well of course, it's UK
Polish that moustache!!!!!
David Robinson Polite? I wouldn’t like to see him on a bad day!
@@nigelkthomas9501 no one wants any part of a Senior NCO having a bad day, not even the Commanding Officer/General or XO.
"GET HIM IN JAIL"
This clip has removed the part where he actually just came out of the jail literally minutes before the inspection. He ended up going straight back in.
Thats what they do, set you up to fail and see how you react. The battlefield is a chaotic place
bruh its the first thing in the video
Can they jail you for failing inspection?
Wouldn't it be easier and more effective to simply drop the whole platoon down to be smoked/beasted? The idea being, "one man fails, you all fail"
Not true: the bit edited out is him talking about his personal life 🤦♂️
Got out of Jail not knowing the basics, now back in Jail. Jeez, he'll never learn at this rate.
As a dutchmen who had military schooling aged 16 this show is superb
veva makker HAHA
Yes but you didn't have the biggest empire in the world; similarly, English is the international language of the world.. Furthermore, we have a joke in the UK about 'Dutch courage'. It is an oxymoron.
Additionally we did not capitulate with the Nazis or get conquered by Napoleon. Now run away and let your mother wipe your arse.
I spent 4 years at a military academy in New York - 1968-72 and it was brutal!
I can remember what an utter shower we were on our first parade as recruits. Some of us had been cadets and managed some semblance of order, but not enough to save us from a "beasting". I think we only lost about three from our platoon of about 50. One who could swing his arms in time with his feet another who just had a breakdown and the other was just plain unwilling to do anything right.
We got called all sorts of names, I decided to take NOTHING personally and inwardly laughed at some of the "insults" launched at us randomly. One personal remark to me was about my legs when standing to attention. "Get your knees together" the Sgt screamed, "I can't Sergeant" I replied. So, he tied my legs together with a length of string. By this time, I was laughing, the Squad was laughing and so was "Sgt L" - "You should have joined the cavalry" was his final words. Out of training and doing "warm up drill" one morning (those that know about this will know!) I bunch of Army cadets watching us started to laugh. Sgt L ignored them for a short while and then marched up at speed right through them at the edge of the square and them gave them a full on bollicking like you've never heard. To prove his power one day Sgt L told us that when he "shouted shit, we would jump of the shovel" and one morning he brought us to attention, "Squaad... SHIT"!!! - we all came to attention. Point made. 🤣🤣
3:44 imagine being a civilian walking past the camp and hearing this 😭😂
I remember our RSM inspection at a muster parade!! He came to me looked me up and down and said your eyes are looking high over the sergeants mess 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was dying to laugh but I held it in and knew if I did I'd have got beasted to fuck lol !! Our section commander walked past me after him and smiled then undid my top button 🙈🙈🙈🤣🤣🤣 we are still friends too this day !! Superb memories 👌 👌👌👌👌
Wow, British Army’s different from USMC. My Gunny yelled at me for not yelling loud enough to spit at him.
This isn’t the real army, the private’s aren’t actually enlisted either, they are petty criminals trying to turn it around by going on a 1950s army style training course ran by ex army NCO’s and officers.
Maybe Gunny was a homosexual.
This I not real buddy..
Like the guy below said, these are scumbags on a TV show.
You are both correct. It should be noted however that in real life all the training corporals were Sergeant Majors in the actual Army.
How is TV taken up with Kardashian and talent shite when we could bring this back?!
I probably sound like a sadist, but this scene cracks me up. Always so entertaining to see Brown getting put in place. He just gets out of jail. Doesn't know his number, and in typical fashion he treats it like a game - he begins to smirk and that smirk is wiped right off his face when he learns he's going back to jail. Then there's the ever-so-sweet insult to injury, with Edwards calling him a piece of shit. BAAAHahahaha!
It's actually Sgt Major Thomas calling him a piece of shit, not Edwards
@@PottersVideos2 good call. Either way it's still hilarious.
It sounded like Sgt. Sullivan calling Brown a Piece of Shite.
@@seanjeffery7153 It is Sgt. Sullivan.
I just laugh because of brown 😂😂😂
I cannot help it. I just keep going back to this video. This was damn entertaining.
Remember, all Sergeant-Majors are Warrant Officers, and the correct form of address for a Warrant Officer is the same as that for a Commissioned Officer!
without a salute
@@riotcross1071 Yes, that's right. Only commissioned officers are saluted.
All sergeant majors are Warrant Officer Class 2 except for Regimental Sergeant Major That is a warrant officer class 1
Is SIR.
I thought the RSMs were technically Warrant Officers and treated the same as a Commissioned Officer. At least that's what I've been told how the Commonwealth forces do it.
I'm mostly familiar with how the U.S. Military does things. The closest thing U.S. forces have to the RSM is the Command Sergeant Major in the case of the Army and Marine Corps, the Command Master Chief Petty Officer with surface ships and shore commands/Chief of the Boat in the case of a Submarine, the Command Chief Master Sergeant in the case of Air Force commands. In all cases, these guys are E9s the highest paygrade one can go on the Enlisted side.
They answer only to the Commanding General or Ship or Submarine Captain. Respected and feared by all, including the Commanding General and their XOs or the Captain of a ship or submarine. These guys often have been in their respective branches longer than most the junior enlisted and junior as well as mid-grade officers have been alive.
They know all, see all, hear all.
"This is the first time the lads will come face to face with Company Sergeant Major, Glenn Thomas." And the last time they will come face to face with Company Sergeant Major, Glenn Thomas.
Adam Walker They probably came face to face with Thomas a couple of times offscreen plus he was present at the Boxing Match in the next episode. According to Mark Sullivan (he was the Platoon Sergeant last season and a secondary sergeant this season) there was lots of stuff TwentyTwenty (the company that made this series) didn’t use.
@@seanjeffery7153 YOU MEAN THAT THE CHAVS GOT THE TREATMENT THEY DESERVED, AND WE DIDN'T GET TO SEE IT?! THAT'S th-cam.com/video/07So_lJQyqw/w-d-xo.html !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Satire4977273 they couldn’t show every second of their time at camp due to time constraints.
@@seanjeffery7153 WHAT DO YOU MEAN "they couldn't show every second due to time constraints"?! THEY ARE A FILM COMPANY, THEY SHOULD MAKE TIME AND SHOW THE CHAVS BEEN HUMILIATED ON EVERY TELEVISION SET IN THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND!!!!!!!!! THAT'S IT, I'M WRITING A LETTER TO THE ARMY, NOT SHOWING THE HUMILIATION OF CHAVS ON BRITISH TELEVISION IS UNACCEPTABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At least until Bad Lads Officer Class, where he is Corporal Glenn Thomas.
GET EVERYTHING OFF HIM! GET HIM INSIDE! THAT PIECE OF SHITE! GET HIM AWAY!!!!! 😂
"Private Brown, sir!"
I know. Well, he's a sergeant major, the most senior NCO on the camp, so I think he is indeed addressed as 'sir'.
The Sgt Major growls
Glenn Thomas is corporal in season 3 of bad lads army .
JOHNNY Walker he got de ranked
Bags of potatoes tied in the middle. I wish I could have used that one before I retired
I wouldn’t have lasted 30 seconds in this! He’s just like Windsor Davis’s character Battery Sergeant Major Williams in ‘It Ain’t Half Hot Mum’. How the all lads managed to avoid head-butting him I don’t know.
its like gordon ramsay except worse
gordon ramsay only does that for the show though. He doesnt curse as much without cameras. He is a "get too the freaking point" type of guy
WORSE?! WORSE?! YOU CALL THIS PUSSIFICATION OF NATIONAL SERVICE WORSE?! GTFO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gordon but if it was his job to destroy people.
CALM DOWN, YOU LOUDMOUTHED, ATTENTION SEEKING, SNOT-NOSED TOERAG!!!!!!!
RMFAO at 2:46 Man I laughed so hard I thought my head would explode lol.
Good excuse to use if you've been bare backing pros down the brass house though... 'a soldier spat on me darling, honest'
MARCH THIS MAN AWAY! 😂😂😂
When they are doing mark time, it made me shiver. Brought me back to memories of BMQ.
The military staff must have had so much fun making these
"MARCH THIS MAN AWAY" :D :D :D
Lmao. If I were them this would be like an awkward insulting altercation.
We had a R.S.M who's surname was " Angel " ......seriously that really was his name , he would jail you for smirking while he was verbally tearing the bloke next to you to shreds , it was not possible not to smirk , all of the willpower in the world could not controlled it , he was a beast ,
*He got sent to jail in almost every episode* 😂 😂
That sounds like Sgt Sullivan shouting at Brown 3:45
It is sgt sullivan shouting at him
Nice to see him return is series 3
3:46 It never fails to make me laugh with the Sergeant Major screaming "THAT PIECE OF SHAT"
At time 3:39. Is that Joe Murray? An old friend of mine from 1 para. If it is you Joe, please contact me, would be great to hear from you.
3:44 good old sergeant Sullivan
Provost Sgt Edwards seems to be a lot nicer than Provost Sgt Weston
Edwards focused more on brute force whereas Weston was more or so on the intimidation game. Eitherway, both would sort any of the Bad Lads out.
@@ghostalpha2886 YEAH RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!
Sgt weston is the nastiest bastard to ever walk God's cruel earth and I love em!
Put him in jail!!! Haha I love him
Glenn Thomas is corporal in bad lads army season 3
Oh, so he got demoted?
@@adamwalker9796 For the sake of the season, yes. In reality, from what I can remember, Thomas spent time in Borstal (young offenders gaol) before joining the army at 16. He advanced up the ranks to Corporal before attending Sandhurst aged 32 (according to the Belfast Telegraph). I believe he finished his career as a Lieutenant, although his Bad Lad's bio failed to mention if he was a 2nd or 1st.
Mike Exton Glen Thomas finished as a Major.
A bloody good soldier too.
God I’d pay to see these guys run through MCRD
Or Fort Benning
1:31 "Next time you turn up to parade with sleep in your left eye" *Meanwhile has 6000 bags under both of his eyes*
Difference between bags under eye and crusty yellow sleep
Personally, I prefer Thomas as a Corporal rather than a Sergeant Major.
Is there a way to win at these inspections or will the NCO always find something to be angry about and give you a world of pain?
I have it on good authority that yelling "Sir!" (or the appropriate enlisted rank) at the appropriate time and otherwise staring ahead with a look of resigned suffering will get you past the vast majority of these encounters with senior NCOs and Officers
Short answer, no. You will get beasted/smoked regardless for one reason or another and sometimes no reason at all
@@wkcia I can confirm that resigning yourself to suffering grants you the small mercy that NCOs find someone else to blame for the inevitable collective punishmeng
Keep improving each time and look like you’re making an effort.
Takes me back to pirbright and catterick basic training.some times just couldn't help some of the comments being said to you.i was called pond life on many occasions pmsl
2:47 In other words... *COVID-19*
Glenn Thomas seems more stricter than Colin Coull from S1 as CSM.
Then he was made a Corporal in S3: Officer Class
Colin is much more scarier than Glenn in my opinion
3:40 at this point he knew, he f’d up
Private Harkin & Company Sergeant Major Glen Thomas are both Irish ( from Ulster )
( By the way @Andrew Strong, it's Sergeant not sArgeant
Sgt Glyn Thomas has nothing on my mum he'd run away from her
Wasn't the sergeant major a corporal in a previous episode?
They are no longer in the army, but playing the roles. All the section corporals [there were three I think in the 4 series in total] were ex sergeant-majors.
The commentator does state this at the beginning of the series.
He was corporal in series 3
@@anglosaxon5874 There was 4 corporals throughout the 4 series Nauyokas, Murray, Thomas and Murphy.
Nauyokas & Murray were the main ones, Cpl Thomas ran 1 section in series 3, and Cpl Murphy was introduced as a new NCO on Lads Army 2002.
Sargent:THIS MANS BUGGER IS NOT IN ORDER TO JAIL WITH THEM.
What does the provost sgt say right at the start when he is entering the guard room?
Private Brown A, stand to attention!
Private Zacaria zaccarume
😂😂😂😂😂
this thing must be the same back hundreds years ago
Never would a SS be able to talk over a CO on a disciplinary hearing.
what does SS stand for?
@@hdexotic1914 staff Sargent
2:56 lol "why have you got a hole in your chin"
The good old days 😂
Every one of them is gunnery sergeant hartman
I'm just a yank havin a giggle innit
And giggling at Boot Camp would most likely lead to eight words all servicemembers past and present cringe and fear:
"HALF-RIGHT...FACE!!!!"
"FRONT LEANING REST POSITION...MOVE!!!!!"
Oncomictionrd officer. With a spell check. Wow you talk to this man like this
so real,so evil and right
For me, the Brown twins whom didn't know his number, the second time, was playing games, as he knew it the first time.
What happened with brown? The sergeant major couldn't of stuck him in jail just for not knowing his number surely.....
Why is it the Sergeant Major here demoted to Corporal in a later series lol?It’s the same Ulsterman lol.
Glenn Thomas hasn't got nothing on my mum he'd run away and cry
you had to have experienced some sort of military service to appreciate this show.
That RIrish WO used to shower with his rifle lol he was eccentric .I was on exercise with him once .
Is this westdown camp?
Didn’t that sgt major replace nauyokas in series 3?
He has nitpicking down to a fine art.
Police that moostache!
2022 !!!
Where are the babette soldiers ?
2:05 when the E kicks in
I like that they get smoke breaks
Gosh the army's full of loud angry people.
They're like that to toughen recruits up so they're ready to go into combat.
And they have to be loud because if a Sergeant is giving the word of command to about 30-35 soldiers, the ones at the far ends must be able to hear otherwise they cannot follow to the drill.
Eamon Holmes' angry little brother
Alan Brown should know it's you're not your.
You don't get much of a background story of the black geezer pvt. Sekerama and why he's considered a bad lad, etc.
He had his Birthday during training, so they had a bit of shindig in the Naafi for it and he was a good boxer, but that's pretty much it.
"THAT PIECE OF SHITE!"
I wonder if emon shouts at Routh like this
"O" is a letter ZERO is number in the Military. Hollywood always says, "O" lol
00
I care you 00000
S. Major reminds me of Mr maylllar from reg show lmao
They'd have had it a lot harder if the cameras weren't there
is that the rapper proverbz?
whats the background music called? my god is it good
A sergeant major/company sergeant major is a warrant officer class 2 and not an NCO. They are technically in a way Commissioned but not the same way as 2LT +.
Don War Daddy They are NCO'S mate. They aren't commissioned in the same way as officers - they have a warrant. Hence, they are NCO'S
yes but you dont salute them. here in canada master warrant and chief warrant are sgt majors but dont you salute them, address them as sir or sergeant major..or some will till you to address them by their actual rank.
They are NCO's but hold the Queen's Warrant.
Senior NCOs
What is a warrant officer class 1?
HOW AM I GOING TO EXPLAIN THAT TO MY MRS…….HOW?!?!?!?!?!?
Snot in your nose?? Wow who would expect that
they point every single flaw until you have no more flaws to be pointed out
Dirtiest private cut to the only black man. Somebody wasn't planning
Hahaha quality
If your are going to do a program about the forces,do it properely warts an all.
many cry babies today that are now at an age where they can be called up to join the amry, wouldnt survive this beasting for even a single second.
Is this supposed to be military prison?
th-cam.com/video/iGLh9hRmRcM/w-d-xo.html&app=desktop !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Stupid t.v. crap! Want to sort them out for real? A week in Aldershot - no cameras - would do it!............
factnotfictionpeople or Lympstone no cameras lol
:-)
aldershot nova scotia?
Nah, U.K!
in canada we have a base called aldershot thats why
British version of MASH
why do they have metal studs in their boots?......
It not only increases grip on rough surfaces, but also massively extends the life of the boot. If you're a quartermaster and you're in a position to save the Army some money by only having to issue one pair of boots over the course of several years, you're gonna take it.
is the some kind of comedy roast?
......
2:49 that’s a bit far mate chill
Hang on that Ulsterman who was the Sergeant Major was a Corporal in the next series. What he do to get demoted?
mattbod I know this is a late reply, but they apply for different roles. Most that come on are previous high ranking NCOs typically Warrant Officers, Murray and Nayoukas were both Company Sergeant Majors but came on as Cpls.
"Why have you got a hole in your chin?"
😂😂😂😂
hahahahahahahahah