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  • in reply to: General Discussion #322866
    Arm Waver
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    Probably find it is US bread flown into Germany then distributed from there.
    With C-5 reliability it’d go stale and mouldy before it got here!!!!:D

    The Americans import virtually everything. Very little comes from the economy.

    Barry, no good using the lad on the Hovis bike – potential suicide bomber with own transport!!!
    Have you seen the damage a granary loaf can do? :D:D:D

    in reply to: That explains yesterday here… #1934701
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    Probably find it is US bread flown into Germany then distributed from there.
    With C-5 reliability it’d go stale and mouldy before it got here!!!!:D

    The Americans import virtually everything. Very little comes from the economy.

    Barry, no good using the lad on the Hovis bike – potential suicide bomber with own transport!!!
    Have you seen the damage a granary loaf can do? :D:D:D

    in reply to: General Discussion #323295
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    Sorry obviously….:o

    in reply to: R.I.P. John Inman…. #1934883
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    Sorry obviously….:o

    in reply to: General Discussion #323404
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    John Inman

    Ironic considering how we’ve been discussing comedians that one of the classics has joined the great panto and sitcom in the sky.
    R.I.P. John Inman

    in reply to: R.I.P. John Inman…. #1934897
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    John Inman

    Ironic considering how we’ve been discussing comedians that one of the classics has joined the great panto and sitcom in the sky.
    R.I.P. John Inman

    in reply to: F-15E @ RAF Lakenheath #538861
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    There was a Transal in too. (Maybe again this morning 😉 )
    The C-5 is due to leave in the next day or so so make the most of the opportunity.

    in reply to: F-15E @ RAF Lakenheath #538882
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    There is a C-5 on station at the moment…

    in reply to: General Discussion #323684
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    Comedy is such an emotive subject.
    I know that some/many people find Gervais hillariously funny. I cannot stand the bloke myself but I appreciate teh difference.

    in reply to: Statue for les #1935056
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    Comedy is such an emotive subject.
    I know that some/many people find Gervais hillariously funny. I cannot stand the bloke myself but I appreciate teh difference.

    in reply to: General Discussion #323697
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    Mostly I have been watching…

    The DaVinci Code Far better than I expected. Not too far from the general story of the book and quite watchable. I personally liked the fact people spoke in their own languages and you had subtitles. The casting was good too.

    Star Wars I managed to get a copy of the film in widescreen on video billed as the first time as such (also got RotJ too in the same format and packaging but not ESB – damn!) I have enjoyed watching this original version immensly and what can I say other than Classic 1977 movie.

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw #1935068
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    Mostly I have been watching…

    The DaVinci Code Far better than I expected. Not too far from the general story of the book and quite watchable. I personally liked the fact people spoke in their own languages and you had subtitles. The casting was good too.

    Star Wars I managed to get a copy of the film in widescreen on video billed as the first time as such (also got RotJ too in the same format and packaging but not ESB – damn!) I have enjoyed watching this original version immensly and what can I say other than Classic 1977 movie.

    in reply to: General Discussion #323807
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    One thing stads out here – all these greats were (and still are that) without the use of foul language.
    Simple decent humour. Yes there is/was innuendo and hints but it never crossed that line.

    Can I also add Marty Feldman to our esteemed list. I have one of those DVD’s of BBC Comedy Greats that came free from a newspaper and my son loved MF’s lightning tours sketch on there.
    Morecambe and Wise also appear with their stripper routing – another one the kids like as the timing, presentation and concept are so simple and yet pulled off to a tee. Yes I know Eric has a statue already. I also know that some of their stuff is much better than other bits.

    More up-to-date does anyone remember the Punt and Dennis show? Did you ever notice that the writers were only listed as Punt & Dennis?

    in reply to: Statue for les #1935081
    Arm Waver
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    One thing stads out here – all these greats were (and still are that) without the use of foul language.
    Simple decent humour. Yes there is/was innuendo and hints but it never crossed that line.

    Can I also add Marty Feldman to our esteemed list. I have one of those DVD’s of BBC Comedy Greats that came free from a newspaper and my son loved MF’s lightning tours sketch on there.
    Morecambe and Wise also appear with their stripper routing – another one the kids like as the timing, presentation and concept are so simple and yet pulled off to a tee. Yes I know Eric has a statue already. I also know that some of their stuff is much better than other bits.

    More up-to-date does anyone remember the Punt and Dennis show? Did you ever notice that the writers were only listed as Punt & Dennis?

    in reply to: F-15E @ RAF Lakenheath #539001
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    Welcome.
    Absolutely cracking shot that.
    Nice to see you captured two on the strip too.

    (To think I get to drive up and down there every day and get paid for it.:D )

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