SAS: Who Dares Wins

[768]

That doesn't look particularly gruelling. Although my aged back wouldn't appreciate the situps I suspect.

Don't fancy it though.

[Taff107]

mcelliott said:

LeighW said:

My missus has read all of their books, she reckons Ant's latest book 'the Fear Bubble' is better than his first. To me, Ant comes across as a grade A bell end.

Watched his climb up Everest couple years back, getting stroppy with his sherpa, horrible man.

Actually, he's quite a nice bloke.

[Halb]

Taff107 said:

Actually, he's quite a nice bloke.

The Sherpa? Probably all that fresh air

[mcelliott]

Taff107 said:

mcelliott said:

LeighW said:

My missus has read all of their books, she reckons Ant's latest book 'the Fear Bubble' is better than his first. To me, Ant comes across as a grade A bell end.

Watched his climb up Everest couple years back, getting stroppy with his sherpa, horrible man.

Actually, he's quite a nice bloke.

Fair enough, maybe it's just his social media persona.

[Halb]

mcelliott said:

I did about 3 yrs ago.

your bi-polar kept you out?

[mcelliott]

Halb said:

mcelliott said:

I did about 3 yrs ago.

your bi-polar kept you out?

Was too powerfully built.

[Lordbenny]

mcelliott said:

Fair enough, maybe it's just his social media persona.

I spent a couple of hours in his company...just me and him...in a confined space!

He’s ok....nothing special, not particularly bright or interesting.

[Halb]

Lordbenny said:

I spent a couple of hours in his company...just me and him...in a confined space!
.

who got to be on top?

[daddy cool]

Did anyone see BBC breakfast this morning? There was a feature on that nutter that pushed the toddler off the Tate, and after the recording of his plan (from a year back), there was a brief interview with his carer that made the recording - prefaced with the standard "who asked to remain anonymous" disclaimer.
As soon as the voice began I thought "that sounds just like Foxy". Then after a bit it cut to a silhouetted figure sitting in a chair - a proper unit of a bloke...

Anyone know if he does voiceover/acting work?!


Edit: here https://youtu.be/6J4WDyejc7A?t=39s

Edited by daddy cool on Tuesday 11th February 23:17

[Halb]

bangerhoarder said:

1.45m static jump is mental for most mortals. 1.25m is hard enough from standing.

Doing a cross-Google search suggests that it's a static lift instead. http://armyfitnesstest.co.uk/training-guide/soldie...

Edited by bangerhoarder on Wednesday 5th February 16:28

JUst read your edit.
I was in the gym last night and using the boxes to stretch, I stacked them to around 120 which I could do but would take effort/build up, couldn't be bothered to go find one to take it to 140+ but it did seem beyond me.

[lemmingjames]

Vids of you doing 120 of gtfo

[mcelliott]

Last one tonight, been a bit st really, lost it's hardcore edge.

[WinstonWolf]

Right result, no 25 is a unit. Never showed any sign of cracking throughout

[Halb]

I think the dark haired one was a good choice, masses of internal strength he could draw on, missed why the lil girl went out. THe head the ball, you could see he was close to cracking and lamping the interrogators, not sure he should have passed.

[jammy-git]

Halb said:

missed why the lil girl went out.

She failed the submersion task.

[S1KRR]

jammy-git said:

She failed the submersion task.

2 worthy winners, but I agree the smaller lady should have been there

They seem to get to the end and then start failing people for trivial st. They've all made mistakes, it's like they've forgotten the times they excelled. And base their decision on that last day.


What did the Olympian compete in?

[Scabutz]

I enjoyed the last episode but didnt really enjoy the series as a whole. Need to go back and watch the early ones again to see why I thought they were better. I do think this season the candidates were all a bit dull. It's also turning into the Ant Middleton show and he is turning into a pastiche of himself.

[jammy-git]

S1KRR said:

What did the Olympian compete in?

I might be wrong but I think rowing.

[Scabutz]

jammy-git said:

S1KRR said:

What did the Olympian compete in?

I might be wrong but I think rowing.

Yes certain it was rowing.

[Fundoreen]

The general message seems to be villians and wronguns sigh here.
Yes they will have their faults smashed out of them but I get the impression they want
people that will do anything.
A decent person would refuse a lot of orders. Its not like we are always the goodies.
probably spend a lot of time disrupting and damaging nations we have a beef with or someone we favour has.
A normal well adjusted individual would stuggle with this.
Maybe thats all the lads with PTSD.