Eeeelser Meeeeeeeertenz!

Great film. One character was called Jim Earnshaw wasn’t he?

“Do you actually like aircraft at all?”

Yes. If it’s got one engine, a prop, one set of wings and seats one, has guns in said wings, and a combat history between September 1939 and May 1945. And goes:

“NNNNNNNNNYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH”

“I suspect you may be mistaking the Yak 11 with the Yak 52 here.”
It could be a Hairy Himalayan Hill Yak with wheels on its hooves for all I care. It’s a piece of junk. They’re all pieces of junk. You don’t have much taste Chris (except for Janie), but at least you don’t rave about Jumbo’s and Airbuses, I’ll give you that.

Actually, I’m not sure I do like aircraft. They make my eyes sting, my skin dry, and I keep farting whenever I go in one. You can’t smoke, the food’s rubbish, and you get touched up by a bloke in a uniform at each end. Planes are crap.

He must be so embarrassed that the whole world now knows that he fancied that ugly creature.

I suppose thats about all you could expect from a Marine through.

I drink the developer for my mind. It’s the bleach-fix that screws the hair up. But, I now have an OFMC hat to wear (my first civvy hat for a long time, bar my Keffiyeh’s) and that keeps my follicles protected.

So, was that the wrong Janie website then?

And has Alexis still not found out why Maurice took his Mustang home? My word, that’s not very astute of him. I thought that the whole position was cystal clear. My my.

http://www.janie.com

Real Mustangs didn’t have bubble canopies.

Typhoons and Tempests could both fly rings around the Mustangs at low-level.

Packard? Not until AFTER the Roller had shown the Yanks where they could stick their Allisons. Good old (Yank) Packard boys bought the (English) Merlin engine, and did a bit of licence building.

Two. Shay.

As for John Dundas’ parking skills, well…..