As someone born, raised and living in Belfast I think i have the right to use the “Us Irish people” line in whatever way I want, including jest, and as with all Irishmen and women I have every right to act like an “eejit” and you don’t have a right to go using words like eejit if you aren’t Irish.There is absolutely no need to call anyone a dummy for a couple of simple grammatical errors.Simply pointing out that there were two mistakes is enough and not resorting to insulting the authors’s (and yes that is the correct way to use the apostrophe there because the apostrophe denotes multiple ownership) work in the magazine.
Also if you are so particular about grammar I suggest fixing your spelling and grammar in the previous post and not attempt writing whilst angry because you don’t seem to be able to handle two things at once.
Thank you Taj, I saw it in your IMO post aswell. I will try to find a copy in Belfast on Saturday

That way too harsh Yellow Sun.No need to attack a couple of points of grammar.Us Irish ppl dont speak with best grammar at times.At least someone got up the balls to make a magazine about aviation in their own country and its going to be a toughone to write becuase of the limited scope.Well done to them for taking a chance.

Looks a lot like a Hornet mated to a delta wing IMO.The front fuselage in the pic is very Hornet like.Especially in the second pic.If it was twin engined it would be even more so.I’m probably the only one seeing that though.

Why did the Iranians pick the Tomcat anyway?

On her back with her landing gear in the air.Tut Tut.What would Sigmund Freud say about that.