Hand feeding Juvenile Rooks at Taunton Deane services (southbound) with chips, this evening. More than twenty, all yelling at me and had me in fits with their antics.
Next time you’re here, give it a go, much funnier than ducks!
Baz:)
Hand feeding Juvenile Rooks at Taunton Deane services (southbound) with chips, this evening. More than twenty, all yelling at me and had me in fits with their antics.
Next time you’re here, give it a go, much funnier than ducks!
Baz:)
I’ll be honest and say I don’t care what they call the dog, this film is not aimed at people like us, if it was it would probably flop.
If its in the spirit of the raid and inspires the next generation of aviation enthusiasts ( like the original did ), then its good enough for me.
Baz
Scene 325 ‘The Dambusters’
With a final squeal of brakes the Lancaster shudders to a halt on the dispersal, within a few seconds the four whirling propellers slow and then stop. The silence now only marred by the pinking sound of Merlin engines and Skylarks singing their summer chorus. Airman push the chocks into place and yell to Gibson “Brakes off!”
Gibson shouts back “Brakes off!”
The crew bus manoeuvres a little closer, as does Gibson’s staff car.
After a few minutes the rear door opens and the air gunner places the small ladder into position.
The crew, slowly, one by one emerge and climb down to the tarmac.
Last out is Gibson, as he climbs down he looks across the pan to see his Labrador on its lead held by LAC Jenkins.
“Digger!” he shouts “Come-on boy!”
Three of the crew walking to the bus, stop and look back at their skipper, LAC Jenkins (who by now has released the dog) straightens up and starts to frown. The dog remains sat, staring blankly at Gibson.
“Come on Digger!” he shouts again, patting his knees with his hands.
After a pause, both dog and Jenkins look at each other, then back at (the now wildly gesticulating) Gibson.
“Rabbits Digger!”… “We’re going to Cornwall!”
The dog shows no emotion and sits perfectly still.
By now, all the ground crew and the remaining aircrew are also staring at Gibson.
After a longer pause, Jenkins clears his throat.
“Er,….Sir…why have you changed your dogs name?”
“Have I?”
“Yes Sir”
“What was it?
“Er..Nigger Sir”
Gibson pondered for a few seconds.
“Nigger!” he shouts “Come-on boy”
The Labrador with tail wagging frenziedly, hurtles across the tarmac and leaps up at Gibson licking his face excitedly.
Gave me a ‘flashback’!:eek:
Great picture:)
Baz
Now let me think..
Wasn’t somebody elected by popular vote but took a sabbatical to write a book?
Who was that? :diablo:
Moggy
Er,…………….dunno……………….Chox?
Now let me think..
Wasn’t somebody elected by popular vote but took a sabbatical to write a book?
Who was that? :diablo:
Moggy
Er,…………….dunno……………….Chox?
I was buzzed by a Buccaneer on the southern taxyway at RAF St Mawgan during an ‘airfield attack’ a few years ago (from behind so never saw it coming!)
Air traffic said later that he pulled up to go over me, then sank down to 6ft or so and continued to the boundary.
I invented 4 new swearwords before he reached it.
Although the air red was given and the sirens sounded, I was exercise exempt, as a part of the flight safety team, so was bimbling about as usual. The pilot (part of a 4 ship attack) spotted the only thing moving on the airfield and went for it!
A most interesting moment.
Baz
Had my septic tank emptied…… and for about an hour, 15 years of my poo smell wafted across the layby and cleared it of all cars and lorries within seconds. The coach party that pulled in to see my Spitfire resembled something from a Benny Hill sketch when they alighted from the bus, took a breath and tried to trample the people behind them to get back on:D Coach in and out < 30 seconds.
Best £100 I’ve spent this year:D
Baz
Had my septic tank emptied…… and for about an hour, 15 years of my poo smell wafted across the layby and cleared it of all cars and lorries within seconds. The coach party that pulled in to see my Spitfire resembled something from a Benny Hill sketch when they alighted from the bus, took a breath and tried to trample the people behind them to get back on:D Coach in and out < 30 seconds.
Best £100 I’ve spent this year:D
Baz
Modding is not easy, I would think its going to be difficult to find a replacement of GAs calibre.
Baz
Modding is not easy, I would think its going to be difficult to find a replacement of GAs calibre.
Baz
Agree with DC Page.
This is a taxiing jet. The wind is from right to left (flag), the heat haze from the exhaust is also right to left, etc
I’ve messed around with photoshop so many times that its quite easy to recognise tampered photos.
Precisely.
Precisely.