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  • August 7, 2003 at 9:20 pm in reply to: We Want To Chat (Merged) #1977904
    Snapper
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    No it doesn’t. ‘She’ is clearly a better accountant than you. Face lifts in Jersey are tax deductable (isn’t everything there?). She had a lot of tax to dispose of, and THAT accounts for the beard. (and those lumps on the back of her head).

    August 7, 2003 at 8:22 pm in reply to: General Discussion #401585
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    Because that’s no way to speak to your wife’s boyfriend.

    August 7, 2003 at 8:22 pm in reply to: We Want To Chat (Merged) #1977918
    Snapper
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    Because that’s no way to speak to your wife’s boyfriend.

    August 7, 2003 at 8:11 pm in reply to: World War One in Colour. #2096396
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    Hmm. 1939-45 star is worth about a fiver, War medal is £8, £12 should get Africa / Italy Stars. Aircrew Europ is now around £120.

    1914 star is £40 upwards, War Medal is perhaps a tenner, Victory maybe a fiver, and 1914/15 star around £10-15. Say £125 for a Territorial force war Medal, and I forget what the Mercantile Marine one goes for. With WW1 medals, they have the names / units engraved, and this alters the values considerably.

    Last year I decided to get one of each WW1 and WW2 campaign medals, having recreated the sets of my Grandfather and Great Grandfather. Fascinating, fun, and easy. I need another (cheap) 1914 (Mons) Star to complete the set.

    Loads of fakes about, especially the Aircrew Europe star, so caveat emptor.

    August 7, 2003 at 3:48 pm in reply to: To be a Spitfire Pilot #2096574
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    1333551 Sergeant John George Wiseman

    Record of Sevice

    28/06/41 – 05/07/41 No. 1 Receiving Centre, Babbacombe, England

    05/07/41 – 15/08/41 No. 4 Initial Training Wing, Paignton, England

    17/09/41 – 23/11/41 No. 31 Elementary Flying Training School, Calgary, Canada
    De Havilland Tiger Moth

    23/11/41 – 13/02/42 No. 32 Service Flying Training School, Moose Jaw, Canada
    North american Harvard

    10/03/42 – 29/04/42 No. 3 Personnel Receiving Centre, Bournemouth, England

    29/04/42 – 26/05/42 No. 17 Air Fighting Unit, Watton, England
    Miles Master

    26/05/42 – 13/08/42 No. 56 Operational Training Unit, Dundee, Scotland
    Hawker Hurricane

    21/08/42 – 18/09/42 No 609 (West Riding) Squadron, Duxford, England Hawker Typhoon

    18/09/42 – 06/11/42 No 609 (West Riding) Squadron, Biggin Hill, England
    Hawker Typhoon

    06/11/42 – No 609 (West Riding) Squadron, Manston, England
    Hawker Typhoon

    14/02/43 – Killed in Action over Straits of Dover

    August 5, 2003 at 11:42 pm in reply to: L39 forced lands near Duxford – ‘pilot uninjured’ #2097104
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    http://www.pudkin.co.uk/Germaine%20greer.htm

    eh? What?

    August 5, 2003 at 11:40 pm in reply to: L39 forced lands near Duxford – ‘pilot uninjured’ #2097106
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    “publicity seeking australian jade goody”

    hahaha

    August 5, 2003 at 11:39 pm in reply to: L39 forced lands near Duxford – ‘pilot uninjured’ #2097111
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    These people like her.

    http://www.dogbomb.co.uk/board/showthread.php?threadid=3929

    ‘Arse-faced weasel’ is pretty good…..

    August 5, 2003 at 10:50 pm in reply to: L39 forced lands near Duxford – ‘pilot uninjured’ #2097173
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    She’s on Clive James as well.

    August 5, 2003 at 9:38 pm in reply to: L39 forced lands near Duxford – ‘pilot uninjured’ #2097189
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    “Snapper – you have a fantastic way with words!!”

    Indeed I have. I can use my mouth in a myriad of ways that would leave Ms Subsider incredulous.

    August 5, 2003 at 9:23 pm in reply to: L39 forced lands near Duxford – ‘pilot uninjured’ #2097193
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    I think if she doesn’t wear pants, and she was wearing girl-clothing on her big old hips, the propwash from 4 Merlins at tree-top height would have given her severe undercarriage problems, perhaps even damaging her flaps when they flew up and smacked into the spinners.

    Anyway, she wouldn’t have been troubled if she was inside baking a cake, would she? I’ll tell you what she needs. A bit of hunility and a husband. She is quite clearly frustrated.

    August 5, 2003 at 8:46 pm in reply to: L39 forced lands near Duxford – ‘pilot uninjured’ #2097226
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    We should write old droopyteated saggyflaps a letter telling her that, um, we, er don’t share her views.

    And that she is talking out of her saggy old pants. If she complains about wartime bombers again, she should think first about the fact that some bombers were freeing birds way before she discovered she was a rug-munching horse-lookalike.

    I mean of course the B24 Liberate ‘er.

    Skanky old bitch.

    August 5, 2003 at 5:00 pm in reply to: Home required for Magazines #2097343
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    Have you got any copies of Razzle?

    August 5, 2003 at 2:34 pm in reply to: L39 forced lands near Duxford – ‘pilot uninjured’ #2097412
    Snapper
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    I rcekon the Lanc should deliberately fly over her house again. Nice and high though – to escape the blast.

    Ashley – did you write droopy **** ?

    August 5, 2003 at 8:04 am in reply to: slides #2097505
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    Yes it is possible.

    Prices vary wildly, and Jessops / Boots are good reference points. I would suggest trying them for a quote, then buying Amateur Photographer / Practical Photography magazine and checking out the advertisers – or do a websearch.

    The alternative is to buy your own scanner.

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