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  • in reply to: General Discussion #332405
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    I was frog-marched to the cinema by a 12 yr old boy and forced to watch ‘Terminator the Salvation’.

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    Its not a classic is it ? HUGE elements of the plot contrived, action pieces well staged but not quite the cult to mainstream classics that the first two were. It’s interesting that they try and throw in new elements to a story that you know (Something George Lucas failed to do BIG time in his lame prequals) but I left wondering why I hadn’t waited for the DVD !

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw….. 3D!!!! #1908315
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    I was frog-marched to the cinema by a 12 yr old boy and forced to watch ‘Terminator the Salvation’.

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    Its not a classic is it ? HUGE elements of the plot contrived, action pieces well staged but not quite the cult to mainstream classics that the first two were. It’s interesting that they try and throw in new elements to a story that you know (Something George Lucas failed to do BIG time in his lame prequals) but I left wondering why I hadn’t waited for the DVD !

    in reply to: Spitfire MkI/II replica – who's markings? #1215961
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    I’ve always had a soft spot for P9386, 19 Squadron with the yellow spinner IMO other than the “night & white” undersides, one of the few variations on dark earth/dark green of the period.

    Corgi did a very nice 1/32 scale die-cast of it a few years back, oversized yellow roundels as well, it just “looks” the part to me.

    Edit: apologies for trying to teach you to suck eggs – I just browsed your WWW page and saw the postcard of Brian Lane’s aircraft ! Look forward to seeing whatever scheme you choose.

    in reply to: General Discussion #333447
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    now he has apologised say Sky News

    “”It was stupid and very careless but it wasn’t meant to hurt in any way,” he told Channel Nine.

    Ramsay’s grovelling unreserved apology comes after he made comments about a national TV current affairs programme host Tracy Grimshaw.

    “Tracy, where do I start? First of all, you’ve shown me great respect and amazing support over the last three or four years and I’d just like to take this opportunity to apologise for the stupid comments and am deeply mortified that the whole thing has gone this far. My apologies,” Ramsay said.

    He repeatedly likened Ms Grimshaw to Miss Piggy in massive photos projected on screen at cooking master classes attended by thousands of Australians.

    Ramsay also revealed his mother Helen had telephoned and gave the Michelin-starred chef a “bollocking”.

    “Humble pie is something from this day on I will be eating every day for breakfast,” he added.”

    “Gone too far” – does that mean “harm my potential book/tv show revenues in Australia”?……

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    now he has apologised say Sky News

    “”It was stupid and very careless but it wasn’t meant to hurt in any way,” he told Channel Nine.

    Ramsay’s grovelling unreserved apology comes after he made comments about a national TV current affairs programme host Tracy Grimshaw.

    “Tracy, where do I start? First of all, you’ve shown me great respect and amazing support over the last three or four years and I’d just like to take this opportunity to apologise for the stupid comments and am deeply mortified that the whole thing has gone this far. My apologies,” Ramsay said.

    He repeatedly likened Ms Grimshaw to Miss Piggy in massive photos projected on screen at cooking master classes attended by thousands of Australians.

    Ramsay also revealed his mother Helen had telephoned and gave the Michelin-starred chef a “bollocking”.

    “Humble pie is something from this day on I will be eating every day for breakfast,” he added.”

    “Gone too far” – does that mean “harm my potential book/tv show revenues in Australia”?……

    in reply to: CWH Lysander flies, 6/9/09 #1217813
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    excellent news

    great stuff – can never get enough “Non mainstream types” back into the air.

    in reply to: General Discussion #333606
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    Going on a day trip on a coach to Hendon then onto Heathrow when I was about 8, a glider landing in our school field when I was about 6 or 7 (infants school for sure), taking my son to his first airshow and several museums since and also taking him on his first flight which was in a Dragon Rapide at Legends.

    Downside was I had no camera, a nice guy took some pictures of us but I never got an e-mail from him with them attached, that was a shame but I’ll never forget it.

    in reply to: Share your memories of aviation #1908922
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    Going on a day trip on a coach to Hendon then onto Heathrow when I was about 8, a glider landing in our school field when I was about 6 or 7 (infants school for sure), taking my son to his first airshow and several museums since and also taking him on his first flight which was in a Dragon Rapide at Legends.

    Downside was I had no camera, a nice guy took some pictures of us but I never got an e-mail from him with them attached, that was a shame but I’ll never forget it.

    in reply to: Scrapyard Photos; Any More? #1218538
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    Not really a scrapyard, although it looked like one at the time. I don’t think the Cessna, a Stinson or this Safir were ever brought out of Addis. amazing trip though!

    when were these taken out of curiosity ? I guess the Firefly is well away now – Canada IIRC on some of them recovered from Ethiopia ?

    in reply to: CWJ…a peep behind the curtain. #1218546
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    [QUOTE=bri;1419898]I hadn’t realised the MiG15 was such a grass burner!

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    Interesting to see how low the pilot sits compared with the F-86 as well, seems to be a good bit lower which can’t help visibility.

    in reply to: General Discussion #333617
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    Do we have to have him back ? another product of reality TV who thinks that the “F” word will make him famous, hang on, it did. Shoots holes in my lecture to the kids on swearing then…..

    He really is a nasty piece of work…..

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    Do we have to have him back ? another product of reality TV who thinks that the “F” word will make him famous, hang on, it did. Shoots holes in my lecture to the kids on swearing then…..

    He really is a nasty piece of work…..

    in reply to: General Discussion #334024
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    wall-e

    best Pixar movies since The Incredibles, original, slightly dark, more for adults than kids so not that perfect balance, but well worth it

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw….. 3D!!!! #1909144
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    wall-e

    best Pixar movies since The Incredibles, original, slightly dark, more for adults than kids so not that perfect balance, but well worth it

    in reply to: The Red Arrows Tribute Band #1221667
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    without sounding facetious, maybe The Black Arrows is possible !:diablo:

    16 Hunters ? Oh yes please………

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