I agree; level playing field for all (see my Loose Women rant). 😉
In agree too – a level playing field for ALL🙁
I agree; level playing field for all (see my Loose Women rant). 😉
In agree too – a level playing field for ALL🙁
:rolleyes:
We’re going to hang out our washing on the Siegfried Line…..:)
:rolleyes:
We’re going to hang out our washing on the Siegfried Line…..:)
We all knew they were Mad!:)
We all knew they were Mad!:)
Can Moderators give other Moderators yellow cards?;)
Can Moderators give other Moderators yellow cards?;)
Good news – Nigel Rose and Peter Ayerst are usually good for a signing, I think.:)
Originally Posted by Sky High View Post
In a case such as this, who actually makes the decision to scramble aircraft to intercept and accompany the airliner to a safe landing?
I repeat my question, slightly amended.
Now here is a man from MM who might be able this question I have posed earlier. What is the chain of reporting and who makes the decision?
Steady on, Daz – you know that once boot connects with ass you’ll be travelling down a road you don’t want to go on…..;)
Steady on, Daz – you know that once boot connects with ass you’ll be travelling down a road you don’t want to go on…..;)
“Did you take Henry shopping again?”
“Did you take Henry shopping again?”
[QUOTE=bookman;1691236][QUOTE=WJ244;1689607]It does seem to me that we have a generation or two currently aged between 12 and 30-35 ish where an awful lot of people have little interest in anything other than drinking or possibly going to the gym to get a great looking body to attract the opposite sex. Anything remotely technical or historic seems to be instantly labelled as boring. Many of these people seem to have little knowledge about anything and little or no respect for anyone or anything.
Very well said that man !! 🙂
To be fair, don’t you think this has always been the case. I suspect that anything “remotely technical or historic” has always been a minority interest compared to watching sport and drinking, hasn’t it? As for peoples’ lack of knowledge and respect, well that’s another subject altogether.