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  • in reply to: General Discussion #340258
    BSG-75
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    *******s. I hope their pacemakers are made by Lucas.

    Rich

    Best laugh I had in ages from that line…..

    I spent some time at an MG club with a mate, it was the same. Lots of “garage queens” that are seldom used and driven, and if you dared use your MG as a car in daily use, then shame on you…… flat caps, branded gloves and lots of tut tut if you did more than 50 miles a month in it.

    in reply to: What made you (want to) Swear Today? Part 2 #1913194
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    *******s. I hope their pacemakers are made by Lucas.

    Rich

    Best laugh I had in ages from that line…..

    I spent some time at an MG club with a mate, it was the same. Lots of “garage queens” that are seldom used and driven, and if you dared use your MG as a car in daily use, then shame on you…… flat caps, branded gloves and lots of tut tut if you did more than 50 miles a month in it.

    in reply to: International Air Power Review (IAPR) dead? #2372492
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    I called again today, I got an answer after a few attempts. Now its August to print and ship (maybe early Sept) Vol 27 from the UK, Vol 28 at least 3 months away but there will be a letter in Vol 27 explaining everything…..

    in reply to: International Air Power Review (IAPR) dead? #2372871
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    The end of June came and went quietly with no word or publication…..:mad:

    in reply to: General Discussion #340862
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    Wall Street

    I like this, Oliver Stone used to make superb films (JFK is up there as one of my all time favourites) but this (apart from that Darryl Hannah woman) is superb. I may see the follow on when it comes out.

    Daz – as for a few posts of yours I missed (and I am getting there recommending films) “UP” is the dogs…. my kids still stop conversations mid sentence and shout “Squirrel” (now you have to see it). “Inception” I liked, but I think its a second viewing movie (like a lot of Nolans work) I thought Matrix as well, but was suprised and it did have some jaw dropping action sequences. I would have liked more background into how this whole dream thing got developed etc, more than the one line about military application. Hummmm.

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw….. IV #1913503
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    Wall Street

    I like this, Oliver Stone used to make superb films (JFK is up there as one of my all time favourites) but this (apart from that Darryl Hannah woman) is superb. I may see the follow on when it comes out.

    Daz – as for a few posts of yours I missed (and I am getting there recommending films) “UP” is the dogs…. my kids still stop conversations mid sentence and shout “Squirrel” (now you have to see it). “Inception” I liked, but I think its a second viewing movie (like a lot of Nolans work) I thought Matrix as well, but was suprised and it did have some jaw dropping action sequences. I would have liked more background into how this whole dream thing got developed etc, more than the one line about military application. Hummmm.

    in reply to: General Discussion #341052
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    Hi BSG-75 this sounds interesting, I don’t suppose you have any photos of this do you, would appreceate it if you could post one here so we can see what the set up was like.
    Thanks.
    Lincoln. 7

    I’m afraid I don’t, I was just trying to find the video that was on the WWW for a while of a night start up but thats gone as well, he e-bayed them can you believe, one went to New Zealand !

    Not that big but a two man lift, it would fit into the back of an estate car, hours of fun though, and loud….

    in reply to: Rover jet engined car #1913584
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    Hi BSG-75 this sounds interesting, I don’t suppose you have any photos of this do you, would appreceate it if you could post one here so we can see what the set up was like.
    Thanks.
    Lincoln. 7

    I’m afraid I don’t, I was just trying to find the video that was on the WWW for a while of a night start up but thats gone as well, he e-bayed them can you believe, one went to New Zealand !

    Not that big but a two man lift, it would fit into the back of an estate car, hours of fun though, and loud….

    in reply to: General Discussion #341130
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    You have waaaaaaaaaaaaay too much spare time mate !

    Lovely looking beast though.:cool:

    in reply to: Im Picking Up My Stealth Fighter Today! #1913657
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    You have waaaaaaaaaaaaay too much spare time mate !

    Lovely looking beast though.:cool:

    in reply to: General Discussion #341134
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    Cruella still hasn’t left the building….. late Aug now…. but still not signed the contract….

    Plus, she has decreed that she wants to come on hols me with and the nippers, but only half the week, she’ll come home after 3 days.

    super, that will make their week a tearful good bye at Exeter station……

    But, if she is happy, the kids will be happy……

    in reply to: What made you (want to) Swear Today? Part 2 #1913659
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    Cruella still hasn’t left the building….. late Aug now…. but still not signed the contract….

    Plus, she has decreed that she wants to come on hols me with and the nippers, but only half the week, she’ll come home after 3 days.

    super, that will make their week a tearful good bye at Exeter station……

    But, if she is happy, the kids will be happy……

    in reply to: General Discussion #341138
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    I may be way off track here and am only chipping in as a friend had a couple of the old Rover turbines that were designed to use as firefighting kit ? We took them up to Bruntingthorpe one year on a rig and ran them – great fun.:eek:

    I understood that Rover had the patents/design work from Power Jets (Rolls Royce took over the aero engine side, leaving Rover with the smaller elements?) and Rover tried for some time to look for commercial applications such as the car, firefighting kit etc ?

    Happy to be corrected on this.

    in reply to: Rover jet engined car #1913660
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    I may be way off track here and am only chipping in as a friend had a couple of the old Rover turbines that were designed to use as firefighting kit ? We took them up to Bruntingthorpe one year on a rig and ran them – great fun.:eek:

    I understood that Rover had the patents/design work from Power Jets (Rolls Royce took over the aero engine side, leaving Rover with the smaller elements?) and Rover tried for some time to look for commercial applications such as the car, firefighting kit etc ?

    Happy to be corrected on this.

    in reply to: General Discussion #341447
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    The new boss….

    First instruction is to move some staff to repeat a move we did before, that cost thousands and hacked off everybody internally and outside.

    It’s a bad idea I tell her, but its a new platform that I need to visualise….

    same people, same IT platform, same mistake,

    but I have to make it a good idea but not spend anything……..

    this will be short, loud and not very sweet.

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