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My brother lent me a militaria catlog (who knew that the UN awarded a medal for the Transitional Administration of Eastern Slavonia in 1995?) and a British Raiding Support Regiment badge has the motto "Quit You Like Men". What does this mean?
  

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) and a British Raiding Support Regiment badge has the motto "Quit You Like Men". " Bob Lieblich Not a bad motto

  • ) and a British Raiding Support Regiment badge has the motto "Quit You Like Men".
  • " Bob Lieblich Not a bad motto
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[nq:1]My brother lent me a militaria catlog (who knew that the UN awarded a medal for the Transitional Administration of Eastern Slavonia in 1995?) and a British Raiding Support Regiment badge has the motto "Quit You Like Men". What does this mean?[/nq]
"Quit" has been used to mean "acquit." See
(sense 4)
or (extended form)

"You" would now appear in the reflexive form "yourse
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[nq:1]My brother lent me a militaria catlog (who knew that the UN awarded a medal for the Transitional Administration of Eastern Slavonia in 1995?) and a British Raiding Support Regiment badge has the motto "Quit You Like Men". What does this mean?[/nq]
It means "acquit yourselves like men", in other words "behave the way men are supposed to beh
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[nq:1]commonly known as Corinthians I.[/nq]
My mind was awol. I should, of course, have said "commonly known as 1 Corinthians".
Quentin Burward.
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[nq:1]My brother lent me a militaria catlog (who knew that the UN awarded a medal for the Transitional Administration of Eastern Slavonia in 1995?) and a British Raiding Support Regiment badge has the motto "Quit You Like Men". What does this mean?[/nq]
There's no "don't ask, don't tell" policy.

john
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}> commonly known as Corinthians I.
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} My mind was awol. I should, of course, have said "commonly known as 1 } Corinthians".
Not to mention "First Corinthians".

R. J. Valentine
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R J Valentine at (Email Removed) says in (Email Removed):
[nq:1]} }> commonly known as Corinthians I. } } My mind was awol. I should, of course, have said "commonly known as 1 } Corinthians". Not to mention "First Corinthians".[/nq]
That too. Thanks.
Quentin Burward.

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