Good luck getting the directions to *that* illegal rave
Tullzterrr on
How to get high when you’re diving deep
Expensive-Way1116 on
Duh and duh
I just assumed that’s just tradition since the uboats
Pink_Flying_Pig_ on
Whaaaat???
Wasn’t living in a cabin with military rules anybody’s dream???
Medium_Raccoon_5331 on
What am I gonna do on a submarine??? 🎶
Relevant-Ad1138 on
The Brits are always sniffing something whether its tea or ketamine
Stoic_cave on
Ok fascistgraph same old hubris when it isn’t going warmongers way
marcoporno on
That’s what happens when you take away the grog rations
LieverRoodDanRechts on
Hahahaha, soldiers doing drugs is the worst kept secret in European militaries. I was a taxi driver in the Netherlands and I’ve seen some shit.
As long as they do what they’re supposed to do when they’re supposed to do it, I guess.
akwayah on
Can someone explain how this is in any way shocking or different from infantry in world wars using ket in the trenches
CrispyDave on
Credit where it’s due, you need some discipline to maintain a hard drug habit when you live on a submarine.
-AngelOfTheNorth- on
That’s pretty concerning. If drugs are able to be smuggled aboard a nuclear sub, surely other stuff could be getting onto the subs too? I could be reaching here but if security is this lax, what’s to say that foreign adversaries aren’t smuggling devices aboard subs to track/neutralise them?
we_are_all_bananas_2 on
So we sailed on to the sun
‘Til we found the sea of green
And we lived beneath the waves
In our yellow submarine
StrikingWear974 on
Only the Telegraph would consider cannabis as a hard drug.
tranbun on
Drug abuse while serving on a sub carrying nuclear warheads is one step away from accidentally starting a nuclear exchange. They should be prosecuted, not dismissed. Just like they prosecuted those soldiers killing civilians in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Championnats91 on
I’m shocked that our Sailors aren’t plaster saints
ledow on
I would expect this to a certain extent but my only real concern is the same that I have with prisons.
How, in this supposedly secure environment, was someone able to bring these things into a PRISON or a NUCLEAR SUB undetected?
And if they were able to do so… what ELSE could they have brought to those same locations.
Sorry, but everything else is moot until we answer those questions. And the answer is “people responsible for the security of that location absolutely failing at their job, turning a blind eye and maybe even taking bribes”.
It’s not “how was this sailor high while on the sub?” it’s “who the fuck runs a nuclear military sub that even allows it to be possible for sailors to bring in illegal drugs?”
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What else is there to do on a submarine?
ok and? next your going to say some get drunk
“Hard drugs” was the name of their sex robot
Was it the yellow one?
Naughty naughty
Good luck getting the directions to *that* illegal rave
How to get high when you’re diving deep
Duh and duh
I just assumed that’s just tradition since the uboats
Whaaaat???
Wasn’t living in a cabin with military rules anybody’s dream???
What am I gonna do on a submarine??? 🎶
The Brits are always sniffing something whether its tea or ketamine
Ok fascistgraph same old hubris when it isn’t going warmongers way
That’s what happens when you take away the grog rations
Hahahaha, soldiers doing drugs is the worst kept secret in European militaries. I was a taxi driver in the Netherlands and I’ve seen some shit.
As long as they do what they’re supposed to do when they’re supposed to do it, I guess.
Can someone explain how this is in any way shocking or different from infantry in world wars using ket in the trenches
Credit where it’s due, you need some discipline to maintain a hard drug habit when you live on a submarine.
That’s pretty concerning. If drugs are able to be smuggled aboard a nuclear sub, surely other stuff could be getting onto the subs too? I could be reaching here but if security is this lax, what’s to say that foreign adversaries aren’t smuggling devices aboard subs to track/neutralise them?
So we sailed on to the sun
‘Til we found the sea of green
And we lived beneath the waves
In our yellow submarine
Only the Telegraph would consider cannabis as a hard drug.
Drug abuse while serving on a sub carrying nuclear warheads is one step away from accidentally starting a nuclear exchange. They should be prosecuted, not dismissed. Just like they prosecuted those soldiers killing civilians in Iraq and Afghanistan.
I’m shocked that our Sailors aren’t plaster saints
I would expect this to a certain extent but my only real concern is the same that I have with prisons.
How, in this supposedly secure environment, was someone able to bring these things into a PRISON or a NUCLEAR SUB undetected?
And if they were able to do so… what ELSE could they have brought to those same locations.
Sorry, but everything else is moot until we answer those questions. And the answer is “people responsible for the security of that location absolutely failing at their job, turning a blind eye and maybe even taking bribes”.
It’s not “how was this sailor high while on the sub?” it’s “who the fuck runs a nuclear military sub that even allows it to be possible for sailors to bring in illegal drugs?”
We all live in the yellow pills submarine 🎶🎶