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  • in reply to: Flying thingy #1901263
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    You’re saying Flygirl is not too stable??:D

    Wouldn’t say a word, Flygirl is only based about 15 miles up the road from here and while the kids don’t have a Rabbit I’m sure she could get her back in someway if I were ever to be so rude. Which I’m not….. much, maybe….:rolleyes:

    in reply to: General Discussion #317645
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    Gershwin Road playing fields, 6 football pitches, a couple of cricket pitches as well, you can see it from the M3 as you drive past. All council owned…..its shocking 😡

    in reply to: "travellers" #1901266
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    Gershwin Road playing fields, 6 football pitches, a couple of cricket pitches as well, you can see it from the M3 as you drive past. All council owned…..its shocking 😡

    in reply to: General Discussion #317649
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    wasn’t it a single finned B-24 (Privateer?), the bus was (is) at the South Pole.

    in reply to: New Doctor Who #1901269
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    wasn’t it a single finned B-24 (Privateer?), the bus was (is) at the South Pole.

    in reply to: General Discussion #317705
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    looks fun but as above, not too stable…..:cool:

    in reply to: Flying thingy #1901314
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    looks fun but as above, not too stable…..:cool:

    in reply to: Any films about Air Force escapers or evaders? #1145391
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    Dont know if this counts, but the tv series Secret Army is very good 🙂

    Thats just what I said ! – its on DVD, region 2 as a box set, 1977 it started….I must be getting old !

    in reply to: General Discussion #318094
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    Quite right Daz. I guess it’s the taste bud equivalent of ‘beer goggles’
    All manner of odd stuff on the continent, and of course ‘Snozzle’ in Cornwall

    In deepest north Hampshire (lager land :mad:) there is a pub about 8 miles from me that has very well kept “Doombar” from Cornwall….. now that is tasty :rolleyes:;)… as for Guiness, if I ever get to Ireland I may try it as I’m told it is different, but I doubt it will ever get me excited, Caffries was Ok if looked after, but with more and more pubs, the notion of keeping a beer cellar is seemingly becoming a thing of the past.

    in reply to: Beannacht Lá Fhéile Pádraig!! #1901544
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    Quite right Daz. I guess it’s the taste bud equivalent of ‘beer goggles’
    All manner of odd stuff on the continent, and of course ‘Snozzle’ in Cornwall

    In deepest north Hampshire (lager land :mad:) there is a pub about 8 miles from me that has very well kept “Doombar” from Cornwall….. now that is tasty :rolleyes:;)… as for Guiness, if I ever get to Ireland I may try it as I’m told it is different, but I doubt it will ever get me excited, Caffries was Ok if looked after, but with more and more pubs, the notion of keeping a beer cellar is seemingly becoming a thing of the past.

    in reply to: General Discussion #318536
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    I know the Antarctic is a big place (to be over simplistic !) but it would be quite simple I would imagine to calculate and measure the speed of the glacier and how long it would take to reach the open sea (if I am correct in what I say about the burial sites). I do hope though, that they are left alone.

    in reply to: I am just going outside and may be some time. #1901810
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    I know the Antarctic is a big place (to be over simplistic !) but it would be quite simple I would imagine to calculate and measure the speed of the glacier and how long it would take to reach the open sea (if I am correct in what I say about the burial sites). I do hope though, that they are left alone.

    in reply to: Any films about Air Force escapers or evaders? #1145996
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    ‘Rescue Dawn’ shows Dieter Dengler’s escape from a North Vietnamese POW camp and seems to be fairly close to the truth. Not quite as good as the documentary he took part in for the BBC, ‘Little Dieter needs to fly’ I think it was. Incredible story.

    John

    Rescue Dawn is a good film, I enjoyed it (CGI a tad dodgy) but the money was spent on a good cast and script !

    Not a movie, but the old BBC “secret army” series focused around “lifeline” an underground group created to smuggle airmen back to the UK, it showed a while ago on Uk Gold I think, and while it has dated a little in terms of wobbly sets etc, I think it stands up well depsite its age (over 30 years now?)

    in reply to: General Discussion #318544
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    Northern Ireland Thread closed..

    BUT – closed quoting the post directly before him !!

    heritic !!!! ban the webbie !!! :diablo::D

    in reply to: What made you smile today? #1901817
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    Northern Ireland Thread closed..

    BUT – closed quoting the post directly before him !!

    heritic !!!! ban the webbie !!! :diablo::D

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