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  • in reply to: Is it true????? #1867763
    tornado64
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    (Here might be a good time to point out that the RAF roundel looks like a target. Did the Luftwaffe ever send Whitehall a thank-you note?):diablo:

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    yes !! very simmilar to the one we sent thanking them for the cross hairs !!

    in reply to: General Discussion #283889
    tornado64
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    Probably all members of The IJNMC(Imperial Japanese Navy Motoring Club) Divine Wind Section.

    always wondered !! if one returned did he get bo**ocked for not doing his job properly ??

    in reply to: Wasn't racing guvnor, honest. #1867798
    tornado64
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    Probably all members of The IJNMC(Imperial Japanese Navy Motoring Club) Divine Wind Section.

    always wondered !! if one returned did he get bo**ocked for not doing his job properly ??

    in reply to: General Discussion #283894
    tornado64
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    good to see there’s still the kamikazi spirit !!

    in reply to: Wasn't racing guvnor, honest. #1867800
    tornado64
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    good to see there’s still the kamikazi spirit !!

    in reply to: General Discussion #284026
    tornado64
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    It is true but lots of pilots were shot at by lots of people…..not all of them the enemy! 😉

    quite often poles got a hard time off us cos we thaught they were germans ……..sureley you would have thaught the uniform spitfire or hurricane was a decent clue !!

    in reply to: Is it true????? #1867932
    tornado64
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    It is true but lots of pilots were shot at by lots of people…..not all of them the enemy! 😉

    quite often poles got a hard time off us cos we thaught they were germans ……..sureley you would have thaught the uniform spitfire or hurricane was a decent clue !!

    in reply to: General Discussion #284031
    tornado64
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    it happened often , i suppose the thinking was an aircraft can be replaced fairly easily , the pilot was the important thing to stop getting back up

    i suppose most would have been gentlemen but not all

    wars war and not all stick to the norm tactics had changed from the gentlemanly wave of ww1

    in reply to: Is it true????? #1867935
    tornado64
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    it happened often , i suppose the thinking was an aircraft can be replaced fairly easily , the pilot was the important thing to stop getting back up

    i suppose most would have been gentlemen but not all

    wars war and not all stick to the norm tactics had changed from the gentlemanly wave of ww1

    in reply to: General Discussion #284045
    tornado64
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    i was once caught up in an explosion , i used to work in microbiology making blood cultures , the stuff in bottles that they inject blood tests into , to grow the apropriate nasty !!

    part of the procedure was to autoclave them in superheated steam to steralise the product

    being winter the doors to the working area were wide open to allow the staff to keep cool

    unfortunately the cold air hit the superheated bottles there were a couple of pops and i didn’t need further warning i leant the mop up i was using and started to leg it just in time for a roar like afterburners as about 1000 bottles exploded in less than a second

    i turned back to go back in after the explosion had finnished and the scary part was not knowing if my mates had made it out the room was full of steam and it seamed like an age for it to clear so i could check

    luckily we all did but none of us got away without being bloodied

    later i surveyed the mop handle that was left where i was standing it was ripped to shreads by the glass

    although we didn’y get time to contenplate too much as dave came in and said ” you’re meant to put gellatine in it not gellegnite ya daft fe**ers !!”

    in reply to: Tell us………….. #1867941
    tornado64
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    i was once caught up in an explosion , i used to work in microbiology making blood cultures , the stuff in bottles that they inject blood tests into , to grow the apropriate nasty !!

    part of the procedure was to autoclave them in superheated steam to steralise the product

    being winter the doors to the working area were wide open to allow the staff to keep cool

    unfortunately the cold air hit the superheated bottles there were a couple of pops and i didn’t need further warning i leant the mop up i was using and started to leg it just in time for a roar like afterburners as about 1000 bottles exploded in less than a second

    i turned back to go back in after the explosion had finnished and the scary part was not knowing if my mates had made it out the room was full of steam and it seamed like an age for it to clear so i could check

    luckily we all did but none of us got away without being bloodied

    later i surveyed the mop handle that was left where i was standing it was ripped to shreads by the glass

    although we didn’y get time to contenplate too much as dave came in and said ” you’re meant to put gellatine in it not gellegnite ya daft fe**ers !!”

    in reply to: General Discussion #284406
    tornado64
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    i look at it like this if your staying in a job till you drop , you are stopping the natural progression of letting youth start at the bottom

    knowledge is no good if it isn’t being passed on

    but in our employment pattern of companies and jobs being here today gone today job knowledge is of little importance

    proved by going into any camera , electrical or practicaly any shop where you ask for information about a product and are faced with a blank stare 99% of the time !!

    in reply to: Jed #1868290
    tornado64
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    i look at it like this if your staying in a job till you drop , you are stopping the natural progression of letting youth start at the bottom

    knowledge is no good if it isn’t being passed on

    but in our employment pattern of companies and jobs being here today gone today job knowledge is of little importance

    proved by going into any camera , electrical or practicaly any shop where you ask for information about a product and are faced with a blank stare 99% of the time !!

    in reply to: General Discussion #284526
    tornado64
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    Am I right in thinking that Wilson was once a Car Dealer, and got “Done” for clocking cars?:eek:
    Talk about poacher turned gamekeeper.
    IF true that is.
    Jim.
    Lincoln .7

    he certaily was !! think his dealership was wilsons tardis time machines or something simmilar

    in reply to: Jed #1868438
    tornado64
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    Am I right in thinking that Wilson was once a Car Dealer, and got “Done” for clocking cars?:eek:
    Talk about poacher turned gamekeeper.
    IF true that is.
    Jim.
    Lincoln .7

    he certaily was !! think his dealership was wilsons tardis time machines or something simmilar

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