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  • in reply to: General Discussion #301239
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    Unfortunately, I suspect Sir Thomas Legg has done them an unintentional favour by exeeding the actual remit he was given. All too easy now for MP’s to bleat about moving the goalposts and suchlike.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8308825.stm

    in reply to: How Low Can Our MPs stoop? #1890899
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    Unfortunately, I suspect Sir Thomas Legg has done them an unintentional favour by exeeding the actual remit he was given. All too easy now for MP’s to bleat about moving the goalposts and suchlike.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8308825.stm

    in reply to: General Discussion #301465
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    In hand-to-hand fighting you need to keep spinning around and saying “Hah! Hah! Hah!” for no apparent reason.

    in reply to: Things we have learned from TV #1891058
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    In hand-to-hand fighting you need to keep spinning around and saying “Hah! Hah! Hah!” for no apparent reason.

    in reply to: Baggage handler stealing ladies panties from bags #514905
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    Maybe the baggage handler is passing them on to a cross-dressing pilot who likes to fly by the seat of their pants.

    in reply to: General Discussion #301593
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    Quite a good film too,re released on dvd a few years ago,purely from memory-Avro Ashton used for flying sequences ??

    That’s the feller. The one they used in the film had two test Olympus engines as well as the usual quartet of Nenes, which looked pretty odd for an “airliner”. Been looking at DVD’s on Fleabay but the cheapest I could find was about £8.00, which seems a lot for something I’ll probably only watch once; prolly be on telly the week after I bought it too.

    in reply to: What Book Are You Reading? #1891144
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    Quite a good film too,re released on dvd a few years ago,purely from memory-Avro Ashton used for flying sequences ??

    That’s the feller. The one they used in the film had two test Olympus engines as well as the usual quartet of Nenes, which looked pretty odd for an “airliner”. Been looking at DVD’s on Fleabay but the cheapest I could find was about £8.00, which seems a lot for something I’ll probably only watch once; prolly be on telly the week after I bought it too.

    in reply to: General Discussion #301795
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    At the risk of sounding non-PC, I suspect he got it for pretty much the same reason that Trevor McDonald got his Knighthood.

    in reply to: Nobel. Devalued and weakened. #1891275
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    At the risk of sounding non-PC, I suspect he got it for pretty much the same reason that Trevor McDonald got his Knighthood.

    in reply to: General Discussion #301931
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    “Cone of Silence” by David Beaty, about the flawed “Atlas Phoenix” airliner.

    in reply to: What Book Are You Reading? #1891344
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    “Cone of Silence” by David Beaty, about the flawed “Atlas Phoenix” airliner.

    in reply to: General Discussion #301936
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    When you put a bedroom light out, it never really gets any darker.

    in reply to: Things we have learned from TV #1891347
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    When you put a bedroom light out, it never really gets any darker.

    in reply to: General Discussion #301981
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    No matter how busy a city, or how important a building is, there is always a parking space right in front of the main entrance.

    in reply to: Things we have learned from TV #1891383
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    No matter how busy a city, or how important a building is, there is always a parking space right in front of the main entrance.

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