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Yeah - I got mine when I was flush with post-deployment money. Had them all of three months before some barracks thief stole them and sold them. Probably for beer money the idiot.
I was *so* pissed. At least the chain of command knew how much those things cost - which meant they went ballistic. Never did find the rat.
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Here in Australia, a "pissed" person is absolutely rolling drunk.
"Pissed off" on the other hand has the same meaning as there. So, were a few drinks involved afterwards?
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Well, yes. Of course drink was involved afterwards. Come now, you was a soldier, there is *always* drink involved. But in the local lingo, it means plotting murder and mayhem level of angry.
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