[QUOTE=bazv;1754004]Paul Young live on the tube…
With the pert (and braless :D)…Maz Roberts and Kim Lesliie looking great 😀

Thanks for the ‘heads-up’ Baz!

How did I miss that first time around? :confused:
Perhaps I didn’t miss it – old age does things to the memory (but my eyes are still OK!).

OMG,That`s aweful…………

I’m not an iPad fan either!

Seriously though, it is a frightening story – I wonder what the medical ethics people reckon!

Speaking of 109’s getting the tail up…

Near-disaster on Luftwaffe 109 and 190 take-off

http://blip.tv/videos-by-mysticpuma-now-showing-checkertails-part1/near-disaster-on-luftwaffe-109-and-190-take-off-real-video-footage-4821582

Very ‘interesting’ video. Thanks for the link, Tony.
It’s a pity people feel the need to convert these historic video/cine things to wide-screen format – spoils it for me, anybody else?:(

My two-pence worth:

1) Everybody whether in the public eye or not has a RIGHT to privacy – but those who court publicity in order to further their personal status or career, etc, should remember that there are people out there wielding double-edged swords !

2) Probably no, and maybe (but how?)

3) Yes, as long as you speak to no-one, write to nobody, sign-up for nothing, don’t open your curtains, etc.

4) Blame it on the internet, modern culture or whatever you like, but it is usually down to basic animal instinct, opportunity, and a lack of moral rectitude in some cases – one or all of these usually applies. If you mean the craving of those who wish to know about ‘who is in whose bed’ – you’ll need to ask those who buy The Daily Comic; I stopped buying a “news”paper when my job decided it didn’t need a grumpy old git any more – never missed it all (paper or job!).

Needs a shave, too (Mr Giggs, not the above poster!!

Had a similar problem with the digital teletext missing from BBC2 when ours went modern. With a separate tv reading from a new digi-box in one room, and a state of the art flat screen with integrated digital tuner in another room, we still had problems even though we are less than 20 miles and in line-of-sight of the Wells transmitter. The tv reception itself was excellent but text only worked on BBC1.

Had to re-scan the channels on several occasions over a period of several weeks before we were able to see teletext on all BBC channels.

Great selection of aircraft & liveries – love the Dan-Air, one of my favourite schemes of that era.

Also, the BMA Viscount is a proper retro scheme (but why did they need an anti-glare patch on the nose when lots of its contemporaries crew members just used their ‘sunnies’ instead? 😀

Thanks for posting!