Knowing my luck i’ll get Graham Norton… and he’s overslept :rolleyes:.
What are you trying to say, like good luck?….. or bad luck?:p:D
Navy Submariners have been doing this since WWI.:rolleyes:
Navy Submariners have been doing this since WWI.:rolleyes:
She needs to be illuminated by a laser, prefably attached to a Heckler & koch.
She needs to be illuminated by a laser, prefably attached to a Heckler & koch.
Must have been a slow news day.
Must have been a slow news day.
the Malta story
……a petrolium tanker called the Ohio, attacked several times, hit on 5 occasions with bombs, set afire, sinking, abandoned and reboarded, most of the crew killed or injured. After the most heroic effort she was lashed to a Navy destroyer and limped into the harbour at Malta. Without this tanker Malta was lost. The whole town turns out as do the British military. In silence they watch the smashed,smoking and listing tanker leaning against the destroyer with 2 tugs in attendance creeping across the harbour.
All the top brass are assembled with the Admiral watching from their HQ, the admiral on seeing the carnage realised the bravery that was unfolding before him turns to his adjadent and said (with trembling lip)
“Sound the Alert!”
“But she’s not a ship of war,sir”
he turns and looks at the devastation again….
“Isn’t she?…….Sound the Alert!”
As the bugle plays all the officers and men of the RN, RAF and Army around the harbour walls snap to attention and salute.
A remarkable tribute shown by the military to a civilian ship
A great moment in a great film.
Baz
the Malta story
……a petrolium tanker called the Ohio, attacked several times, hit on 5 occasions with bombs, set afire, sinking, abandoned and reboarded, most of the crew killed or injured. After the most heroic effort she was lashed to a Navy destroyer and limped into the harbour at Malta. Without this tanker Malta was lost. The whole town turns out as do the British military. In silence they watch the smashed,smoking and listing tanker leaning against the destroyer with 2 tugs in attendance creeping across the harbour.
All the top brass are assembled with the Admiral watching from their HQ, the admiral on seeing the carnage realised the bravery that was unfolding before him turns to his adjadent and said (with trembling lip)
“Sound the Alert!”
“But she’s not a ship of war,sir”
he turns and looks at the devastation again….
“Isn’t she?…….Sound the Alert!”
As the bugle plays all the officers and men of the RN, RAF and Army around the harbour walls snap to attention and salute.
A remarkable tribute shown by the military to a civilian ship
A great moment in a great film.
Baz
On the news just now said that since he was beaten and suffered ‘serious brain damage’ the offender has gone on and re-offended since. The police believe that the Hussein family may still be in danger from this man.
On the news just now said that since he was beaten and suffered ‘serious brain damage’ the offender has gone on and re-offended since. The police believe that the Hussein family may still be in danger from this man.
Broke the bat into three pieces! sign him up to the England cricket team.:eek:
Broke the bat into three pieces! sign him up to the England cricket team.:eek:
That’s still quicker than our local pub at kicking out time.
Trust me Baz, “The Road” makes “1984” look like a Morcombe & Wise Christmas special, a father teaching his 10 year old son how to shoot himself is among the highlights (so he doesn’t get taken by the roving gangs) its not at all sensationalist, which probably explains why it was so chilling.
On your recommendation I will cut out the film and just go for the KFC!….there I’m happier already:D