dark light

sandy1000

Forum Replies Created

Viewing 7 posts - 16 through 22 (of 22 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • in reply to: General Discussion #308449
    sandy1000
    Participant

    Absolute crud..pure BS

    I am not so sure of that – we will see what Dassault and the Department of Defence have to say about it.

    in reply to: What Made You Smile Today III? #1896523
    sandy1000
    Participant

    The strange story of a cat.

    It is really only now that we are beginning to smile about this but what happened recently was that our bulldog appeared with the neighbour’s cat in it’s mouth. An odd thing about a bulldog is that they can kill cats as they can accelerate at tremendous speed allowing them to catch a cat just so long as the cat is nearby when they start. Of course they run out of puff very quickly but here was our dog looking pleased with himself with this dead cat, all dirty and slobbery.

    We quickly took the cat off our dog and washed it and generally cleaned it up. There were no puncture marks so we assumed that it’s neck was broken. After it was looking in good shape again I crept around to our neighbours house and put it on their front door step.

    Then the next day the neighbour came up to me and said that the strangest thing had happened. Their cat had died of old age, they buried it in their back garden but the next morning it turned up on their front doorstep.

    in reply to: General Discussion #308674
    sandy1000
    Participant

    The strange story of a cat.

    It is really only now that we are beginning to smile about this but what happened recently was that our bulldog appeared with the neighbour’s cat in it’s mouth. An odd thing about a bulldog is that they can kill cats as they can accelerate at tremendous speed allowing them to catch a cat just so long as the cat is nearby when they start. Of course they run out of puff very quickly but here was our dog looking pleased with himself with this dead cat, all dirty and slobbery.

    We quickly took the cat off our dog and washed it and generally cleaned it up. There were no puncture marks so we assumed that it’s neck was broken. After it was looking in good shape again I crept around to our neighbours house and put it on their front door step.

    Then the next day the neighbour came up to me and said that the strangest thing had happened. Their cat had died of old age, they buried it in their back garden but the next morning it turned up on their front doorstep.

    in reply to: Aircraft still in it's WW2 paint? #1099973
    sandy1000
    Participant

    AWM 109

    http://www.awm.gov.au/exhibitions/striking/planes/german/bf109.asp

    This shows a color photo of the Me109 on display at the Australian War Memorial/Museum.

    in reply to: Aircraft still in it's WW2 paint? #1100072
    sandy1000
    Participant

    Sid Marshall’s hangar at Bankstown

    http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm148/sandy1000_photos/scan0008-1-1.jpg
    http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm148/sandy1000_photos/scan0006-8.jpg
    http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm148/sandy1000_photos/scan0007-1-1.jpg
    http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm148/sandy1000_photos/scan0005-6.jpg

    There is a Spitfire behind the Auster.

    in reply to: Aircraft still in it's WW2 paint? #1100853
    sandy1000
    Participant

    A tragedy.

    http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm148/sandy1000_photos/IMG_0021-1.jpg
    http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm148/sandy1000_photos/IMG_0026-4.jpg
    All WW1 original colours.

    Then go to this website
    http://www.thomasgenth.de/html/lvg_c_vi.html

    sandy1000
    Participant

    Spitfire and Camel

    Sorry if this has been shown before – pure magic
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6PnKUEFX8g

Viewing 7 posts - 16 through 22 (of 22 total)