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"S.A.M. Missile" aroused little suspicion at No 7 on the RAF team list. Putting 'him' on at Mid On took a while, but ensured the RAF winning the 1967 Tri-Service Cup.
A Rule Clarification was then requested by the RAF in anticipation of the introduction of Polaris in 1968.
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Last edited by Fox3WheresMyBanana; 30th Dec 2012 at 17:17.
rhubarbrhubarbrhubarb...Bloodhound over the crease... rhubarbrhubarbrhubarb...hook shot banged the bally motor... rhubarbrhubarbrhubarb...blew up the bloody pavilion.... rhubarbrhubarbrhubarb..finished Tea anyway. Never liked their sponge cakes, no great loss... rhubarbrhubarbrhubarb...I was very, very, drunk at the time....
Cant the bl00dy bloodhound read, keep of the pitch
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There is no such thing as the dog poo fairy
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Secret trials of arming James Bond's gyro copter with heat seeking missile gets blown out of all proportion when unfortunatly gets a public airing at the annual Mi5 Vs Mi6 cricket tournament
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Reason: Basic skool boy spelling mistake
Ladies and gentlemen, if you turn your gaze now to the Laffan's Plain end of the airfield you will see the latest example of British weapons engineering, capable of devastating a wide target area with incendiary chemicals and high-velocity fragments....
....and the Bloodhound will your up, too.
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