But where I disagree with Mr Jones is where he says people need automatic assault riffles to defend their families. I appreciate the American way of life and culture and understand banning all firearms is silly and highly controversial, but there is no justification for sleeping with an assault riffle under your pillow. It’s way over the top! A handgun will suffice and stop any intruder; leave assault riffles for the war-zones, they have no place in a home.
Huh? he never said any such thing, Automatics have been pretty much outlawed since 1934.
But where I disagree with Mr Jones is where he says people need automatic assault riffles to defend their families. I appreciate the American way of life and culture and understand banning all firearms is silly and highly controversial, but there is no justification for sleeping with an assault riffle under your pillow. It’s way over the top! A handgun will suffice and stop any intruder; leave assault riffles for the war-zones, they have no place in a home.
Huh? he never said any such thing, Automatics have been pretty much outlawed since 1934.
Getting there…

I will tell you this – A foreign buyer was VERY close to purchasing it as an investment, and it would have ended up disassembled in a warehouse overseas where it probably would not have seen the light of day for quite some time.
Whereas in this case it will sit in storage for years if it’s not already airworthy.. & if it is, it will promptly be grounded… So either way, unlikely to ever fly again…
The ‘Sticky lever’ reference is widely understood.
Its use may be humourous in intent, but it conveys a baseless and unfair ( in the absence of information) judgement on the airmanship of an individual.
It is surely wiser to refrain from such ‘observations’.
It’s just the standard joke, I just happened to beat everyone else to it in this thread. Don’t read anything else into it & get over yourself. hth. :p
Post-war I recall Butlin’s using drop-tanks as small paddle boats. 🙂
There were also rides on the pier at Walton On Naze that used drop tanks up to the mid to late ’70’s
I’ll wait for the buildings to be finished, i’ve already booked a holiday in grimsby for this summer sadly.
Sadly already booked your holiday….. or sadly going to Grimsby? 😀
Grey – vermin and classified along with rats and mice, as such, I believe.
Red – protected species.
Cats – Vermin
Fixed it for ya 😉
Grey – vermin and classified along with rats and mice, as such, I believe.
Red – protected species.
Cats – Vermin
Fixed it for ya 😉
Is this government debt, private debt or the sum of both?
The 3 biggest creditors are China, Japan & then the UK.. but they all fall in line behind the Federal Reserve which is actually owned by the Rothschilds etc & they also print the money…. Right now they are printing & loaning the US $40Billion a month, have been for months & will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
The US is in a strange situation where the Govt doesn’t actually own the central bank which prints the money. The Fed conjure the money out of thin air & the Govt is then in debt to the Fed for the amount they print..
& you thought the UK system was effed up…. 😉
Is this government debt, private debt or the sum of both?
The 3 biggest creditors are China, Japan & then the UK.. but they all fall in line behind the Federal Reserve which is actually owned by the Rothschilds etc & they also print the money…. Right now they are printing & loaning the US $40Billion a month, have been for months & will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
The US is in a strange situation where the Govt doesn’t actually own the central bank which prints the money. The Fed conjure the money out of thin air & the Govt is then in debt to the Fed for the amount they print..
& you thought the UK system was effed up…. 😉
Hmmmm, Food for thought, never did believe in statistics, however,
Jim.
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