A laborer retrieves a roll of toilet paper for Sheryl Crow and Rosie O’Donnell.
No, that pile was only for Rosie.:D
A laborer retrieves a roll of toilet paper for Sheryl Crow and Rosie O’Donnell.
No, that pile was only for Rosie.:D
Nothing like a sheet of paper to bring out the xenophobia eh guys!:D
Nothing like a sheet of paper to bring out the xenophobia eh guys!:D
Thanks for the photo and welcome to the Forum. Appropriate aircraft registration! Imagine, he was sleeping in a tent in the desert yesterday and now………;)
Have you guys seen this one? 😮 http://www.nallsaviation.com/index.htm
Maybe he should go after a couple of Jaguars too!:cool:
Yes, seen it!:D
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=69775&highlight=Sea+Harrier
I thought that was in store and is up for sale?
That is correct. It has been sold by the Museum and is now diassembled and in storage in Ontario. It is for sale and I have the owner’s address. (See below.)
http://torontoaerospacemuseum.com/test/seaprince/
These are the new owners:
Update, the fuselage is in open storage and the remainder is under cover.
This should have been posted on April 1st as she now claims it was a joke. Maybe the adverse publicity has made it into a joke.:D
This should have been posted on April 1st as she now claims it was a joke. Maybe the adverse publicity has made it into a joke.:D
When is the A400 supposedly going to be ready?
Fifteen years in the planning, supposed to fly in the first quarter 2008.
Superb pictures, that Dreamlifter must be the ugliest plane Boeing have ever produced. Makes the Beluga look like art in motion!
I also work there and had that problem at the start but it gets sorted out.Just finished a 5-3 shift in baggage and Im shattered, it wasnt even that busy but 2 of us doing the work of 4 people. I love it :rolleyes:
Ah, shorthanded eh? Call for Lukeylad!:D
I also work there and had that problem at the start but it gets sorted out.Just finished a 5-3 shift in baggage and Im shattered, it wasnt even that busy but 2 of us doing the work of 4 people. I love it :rolleyes:
Ah, shorthanded eh? Call for Lukeylad!:D
What does your insurance company think about you stepping outside the box?:D
I think you misunderstood the insurance question, how would your life insurance company think about this activity and how does your employer consider your hobby?:)
For those that might be interested I enquired about the Lightning last July and the details I received were:
No Engines
No Instruments
18,000 Euros
Needless to say that was the end of the enquiry way over priced in my eyes.CheersDave
And that would be £12,000 or $25,000!:D