"....and snappeth the spear in sunder"

[Huw63]

I think it's the regimental chop stick maker - Private 793 Who Flung Dung

 

[DEL]

I think it's the regimental chop stick maker - Private 793 Who Flung Dung

.....and in 1881 he changed his name to Huw Flung Dung...........

 

[mick3272]

Along with his facings Del, Don't tell half a story.
Mick

 

[Graham]

Is it the director wearing a uniform in case he accidentally gets caught in shot?

 

[mick3272]

L think its an interloper from another set just wondered on to the Zulu set and poor old Richie has been snorting resin with Nap and got confused.
Mick

 

[DEL]

Richie...... I think your plan to have Kev Peart and Tubby Nuts sectioned is paying off
Shame about the collateral damage to Stoffy and Graham ...... but that is ever the way.

 

[Graham]

Every war has its casualties.....

 

[mick3272]

Every war has its casualties.....

So should we be looking at the casualty lists,
Mick

 

[chippy]

It's as clear as mud , this is the cattle stamped . Hundreds of Zulus being trampled and gauged by long horn cattle recently broken out of their coral . All it needed was a little imagination .
chippy

 

[peedee]

Normally one has three guesses,
So.....

1) A killer rabbit

2) The holy handgrenade of Antioch

3) A Shhhhrubbery !

NO ?

Who cares I've got a case of these

Hahaha

Now go away or I shall taunt you a 2nd time

(I thought it said snappeth the beers in sunder but I'm pissed)


Sir p of dee lake

 

[Ybrossculpts]

Richie...... I think your plan to have Kev Peart and Tubby Nuts sectioned is paying off
Shame about the collateral damage to Stoffy and Graham ...... but that is ever the way.

The pain, the pain!

 

[mick3272]

What about Hughes the Song with is rendition of men or garlic.
Mick

Names not Hughes its Owen.

But me now thinks its the one of the medics carrying water with the Shoulder strapes

Over and out if this is not right the wife wont let me come out to play again with this thread, Quote ' am sick to death of hearing about bloody Zulu'

Mick

 

[Richie]

Well that's another 4 chalked off the list....Robert Jones, William Jones, Hughes and Owen. Cole and Surgeon Major Reynolds are not correct either.

May be it's the historical Rorke's Drift and not the film version! or may be it is the film version! was he in the film or not.

Was he decorated with a V.C., D.C.M. or just the South Africa general service medal.

You lot are not even trying.......Slovenly soldiers

 

[Tubby-Nuts2]

Christian Ferdinand Schiess Natal Contingent. ???

Mark.

 

[mick3272]

Right Before her in doors comes out.
Richie mentioned 5 Buttons on the tunic so that So that means Field Service order. (Historical Fact Person) as opposed to Home Service tunics that had 7 Buttons as shown in the Film.
So Forget the Film chaps
Mick

 

[Richie]

Christian Ferdinand Schiess Natal Contingent. ???

Mark.

Previously ruled out further up the post.

 

[mick3272]

The Rev George Smith. ACD.
Mick

 

[Tubby-Nuts2]

Hmm! ... John Cantwell ? or Francis Attwood. .. final offer!

Mark.

 

[Gaudin]

Richie, I think they are going to murder you when (if) somebody guesses. Climb the highest tree you can get to in time.

 

[peedee]

Is it one of these four ?

In 1934 Original survivors of the Battle of Rorke's Drift, Frank Bourne, Alfred Saxty, William Cooper,and Caleb Woods took part in this re-enactment at the Gateshead Military Tattoo.

P