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gt102

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what is a "poultry warning device"?

and why would an RCR member be offended if "Holy crap, when was the last time you polished your poultry warning device?" was said?

I was just wondering for the past few days :-\
 
There is a common bastardised expansion of the RCR acronym with the "C" being for "Chicken".
 
Oh well, fools rush in, etc ...

The alleged incident is said to have involved a soldier from A Company of 1RCR who, so it is said, relieved his sexual frustrations â “ due to too long a time in the company of men, only â “ on a chicken.   There are various versions: Korea, Fort Lewis, etc ... live chicken, plucked chicken (the 'pl' is important!) and so on.

Suffice to say that call-sign 19 (not just in 1RCR, either), every now and again, has the silhouette of a rooster sewn on the company pennant as a means of trying to turn the inevitable foul (and fowl related) nickname to advantage. (I seeem to recall Art Hunter doing that when he was OC A in 2RCR, way back in the '60s, and was getting his company's teams ready for Prix LeClerc, Nimejen and so on. Some colonels object, others take it in the right spirit.)
 
There is of course a rumour that an alleged incident took place with the Mascot (read Goat) of the RCASC in the 50's

While an Officer-instructor in Borden, my father was told about an alleged incident where by a private soldier from the RCR was caught rogering the RCASC mascot.......

talk about sticking it to the remfs!!!
 
Bruce Monkhouse said:
DA DA DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADDY!

Same stories go around about the  R22r mascot.......

When i was growing up it was :

RCR : Run Chicken Run / Rocking Chair Rangers / Chicken F****rs
PPCLI : Piss Pot Cleaners and Latrines Inspectors / People Protected by Canadian Little Idiots

But the again i was raised by a vandoo.........
 
I understand that a certain MCpl, a real joker, taught all his Recruit Crse, most of whom were going RCR, that the Col of the Regiment was Col Saunders.  I guess the CO of the Regiment paid the Crse a 'visit' and asked a couple if they knew who the Col of the Regt was and was not at all impressed with the answers he got.

GW
 
George Wallace said:
I understand that a certain MCpl, a real joker, taught all his Recruit Crse, most of whom were going RCR, that the Col of the Regiment was Col Saunders.   I guess the CO of the Regiment paid the Crse a 'visit' and asked a couple if they knew who the Col of the Regt was and was not at all impressed with the answers he got.

GW

I guess he wouldn't............no sense of humour i guess...
 
Only derigatory expansion of PPCLI I ever heard was Penis Pumpin' Cock Lovin' Idiots.

I really like the PPCLI, but after hearing that, every time I see their cap badge, that's what I think of :P
 
Please Protect Canada's Little Indians was the version I heard.  Or was it Idiots.  Picklies were very touchy about anything you called them.

Bambis don't take Musslehead or Zipperhead as insults.

GW
 
Ping Pong Champions of Long Island?


Or Like my old regiment the G&SF

Ground Hog and Squirrel ^%&*ers......
(Praise the Lord, and pass the gun tape.)
 
When Col Saunders of KFC fame passed away, somebody was actually tricked into lowering the base flag to half staff ...

And then there was the story from Germany:  When the PPCLI were doing their recce prior to replacing the RCR, some of their recce party were participating on an exercise.  An RCR M113 going down a steep hill picked up too much momentum ... with the result that it couldn't negotiate the bend in the road at the bottom and went crashing through a fence ... and demolished a chicken coop - feathers were sent flying skyward in a plume ...

Then, on the radio net, an "unknown" callsign (but probably the PPCLI observers): 
"The legend lives on ..."
 
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