naafi

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It started with the British military, like a fancy store for soldiers. It’s where they get snacks, clothes, and the occasional beer. But really, it’s where lazy people go to avoid doing anything useful.
My cousin works at NAAFI and says it’s the only place he doesn’t get yelled at.
NAAFI is the only place in the military that sells candy and doesn’t care if you’re fat.
I tried to get a promotion, but the NAAFI guy said I was too busy eating chips.
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NAAFI is like the British version of a military store, started by Churchill. It helps soldiers and their families feel at home, even if it’s just with a bag of crisps and a bad coffee.
My dad says NAAFI is the only thing keeping the British Army from going insane.
NAAFI is the reason I still remember what a biscuit tastes like.
I got my first girlfriend at NAAFI. She worked there and had a bad attitude.
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NAAFI means you have no interest in anything, like ever. You’d rather eat chips than do your job. You’re the reason the military still exists.
My boss called me a NAAFI because I took three hours to buy a sandwich.
I got in trouble for being a NAAFI and only answered one question.
I said I was going to be a NAAFI for the rest of my life. My mom said I was being dramatic.
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