RE: Question for Arthur
Geforce.
Arthur’s not old enough to remember that is he?
BTW, perhaps you shpuld change your signature to ‘Diversity through University.’
Regards,
kev35
RE: What’s this about Susannah?
Tony.
“Moggy you should’ve been there…….Kev35 won a pair of stockings from the film in the raffle!!”
I did tell you not to mention that, especially after I gave you the suspenders!
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kev35
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RE: Everton_1878 – Let’s Mass Email MGM for BofB DVD!
Snapper,
Write your own!!!!!
No, of course you can use it. I’ll email you latewr anout a certain video.
Regards,
kev35
RE: Everton_1878 – Let’s Mass Email MGM for BofB DVD!
Snapper.
“how many BoB pilots survive, and of them, how many have DVD players? I once had to write “I must not be facetious in class” 500 times, but as I get emailed most days from my 83 year old buddy, it may not be zero after all.”
Thanks for kindly picking out the holes in my argument, fancy a job with MGM? (Grins)
I meant that now is the time to collect oral histories from these veterans before we lose any more. Then use these interviews to pack out a DVD with extras.
Regards,
kev35
RE: Everton_1878 – Let’s Mass Email MGM for BofB DVD!
Seafuryfan.
Hi, Rick.
I’ve emailed DDevereaux@MGM.com this morning re the release of Battle of Britain on DVD. Here’s what I sent:
Dear Sir/Madam.
I am writing to express my concern over MGM/UA’s failure to release the film Battle of Britain on DVD. This was an immensely important film at the time of its release due to its incredible attention to detail and the determination to portray the Battle in an accurate historical format. I believe this paved the way for many of the films we see today.
The film today has a sound following and is discussed regularly by aviation enthusiats on discussion boards and inevitably the topic turns to when it will be released on DVD. Now is the time for release as there is so much accompanying documentary material which would make an outstanding extras package. Suggestions include the inclusion of the alternative film score by Sir William Walton, the inclusion of the documentary ‘The battle for the Battle of Britain’ which is narrated by Michael Caine and was shown just once on national television just days before the film premiered. A copy of this is in the posession of Mr. Robert Rudhall who I believe has already offered this material to you to form part of an extras package. As a measure of UK ininterest in this film, Mr. Rudhall has also authored two books about the film, both of which have sold extremely well.
Finally, many of the veterans of the Battle of Britain, are now in the twilight of their years. I believe it would make a fitting tribute to their courage and sacrifice to release this film on DVD as a matter of urgency. After all, without their efforts, there would have been no story to film…
Yours faithfully,
Kevin Mears.
Let’s all have a go, if nothing else we may be able to bore them into releasing it!
Regards,
kev35
RE: Wizard Prang Ashley and Tony!
Just to add my thanks as well for a VERY enjoyable day out. Robert’s talk was outstanding and thoroughly enjoyed. He’d suggested the talk could go on for 36 hours but the two hours he did went by in a flash. I’m sure he could go on for 36 hours, his depth of knowledge is truly amazing. It was a real pleasure meeting everyone and it’s something I really hope we can do again.
So, thanks to Rebecca and Tony for their efforts, I look forward to doing it again.
Snapper, the ‘nice man in the red jumper’ was Neil or Neilly.
Regards,
kev35
RE: how fast have you personally been
32 MPH:+
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kev35
RE: how fast have you personally been
32 MPH:+
Regards.
kev35
RE: Duxford get-togther update 3
That should be ok, Ashley, just keep your ears and eyes open so if you should hear a clatter followed by a thud, then you should see a large blue lump lying on the tarmac. Don’t worry, that’ll just be me.
🙂
See you tomorrow.
Regards,
kev35
RE: What Music Are You Listening To Now?
“I’m just wondering what music your listening to at the moment?”
Val Doonican, Doris Day, Frank Ifield, If I need something with a bit more energy I put a Shakin’ Stevens LP on the gramophone……
Seriously, I listen to a lot of classical stuff at the moment, nothing too heavy though. Also into music that tells a story, so I like some Irish folk and am currently listening to the Bomber’s Moon CD by Mike Harding, the Rochdale Cowboy. I’m afraid I just don’t get this modern stuff or metal for that matter. To me they are just variations on a theme, and no-one does that better than Paganini.
Geedee, seeing as you’re into country, what do you think of Garth Brooks? ‘Standing Outside the Fire’, ‘The River’, ‘We Shall Be Free’ and ‘The Dance’ are all superb tracks. ‘Standing Outside the Fire’ and ‘The Dance’ hold special significance for me.
You all really ought to try Val Doonican you know, his album with the free knitting pattern really was ground breaking….
Regards,
kev35
RE: What Music Are You Listening To Now?
“I’m just wondering what music your listening to at the moment?”
Val Doonican, Doris Day, Frank Ifield, If I need something with a bit more energy I put a Shakin’ Stevens LP on the gramophone……
Seriously, I listen to a lot of classical stuff at the moment, nothing too heavy though. Also into music that tells a story, so I like some Irish folk and am currently listening to the Bomber’s Moon CD by Mike Harding, the Rochdale Cowboy. I’m afraid I just don’t get this modern stuff or metal for that matter. To me they are just variations on a theme, and no-one does that better than Paganini.
Geedee, seeing as you’re into country, what do you think of Garth Brooks? ‘Standing Outside the Fire’, ‘The River’, ‘We Shall Be Free’ and ‘The Dance’ are all superb tracks. ‘Standing Outside the Fire’ and ‘The Dance’ hold special significance for me.
You all really ought to try Val Doonican you know, his album with the free knitting pattern really was ground breaking….
Regards,
kev35
RE: Online Combat CFS2 9:30pm BST
Such aggression from such gentle souls….
Think I might be missing out on something here.
Regards,
kev35
RE: Jurassic Park
PII.
“Kev I suppose we are moving forward yet again because I
agree with you on this one.”
Can you stop it, I’ll have no-one to argue with soon. (LOL)
“What do you all think about the Jurassic Park question as I will refer to it?”
They died as a result of what is called an extinction level event. The world now is a very different place to the one that existed in prehistoric times. Leave them be. If it does ever become possible to reproduce such a creature using DNA, wouldn’t it be just another form of cloning?
RE: Jurassic Park
PII.
“Kev I suppose we are moving forward yet again because I
agree with you on this one.”
Can you stop it, I’ll have no-one to argue with soon. (LOL)
“What do you all think about the Jurassic Park question as I will refer to it?”
They died as a result of what is called an extinction level event. The world now is a very different place to the one that existed in prehistoric times. Leave them be. If it does ever become possible to reproduce such a creature using DNA, wouldn’t it be just another form of cloning?
RE: 2003 – It’s the 40th Anniversary of my first engine run.
Nice picture Keith.
Now, here’s where I probably get it totally wrong, but, is it a Provost? I’ve just been struck with the commonality of shape between this aircraft and the Jet Provost, wings, tail, in fact much of the aircraft, barring of course, the lump stuck on the front!
Regards,
kev35