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Forum: Military Aviation
24th Dec 2010, 22:48
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

This one will run and run...! (With...

This one will run and run...!

(With apologies to Private Eye.)
Forum: Military Aviation
8th Dec 2010, 14:46
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Hi O-D, 'Twas first seen (by me, anyway) in the...

Hi O-D,
'Twas first seen (by me, anyway) in the mid '60s as a sketch on TV, with two Chelsea Pensioners sitting on a park bench, when two dolly-birds in mini skirts flounced past.

Dick Emery?...
Forum: Military Aviation
6th Dec 2010, 07:08
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Muscles, you are a real PPR*** Teaser!

Muscles, you are a real PPR*** Teaser!
Forum: Military Aviation
17th Nov 2010, 17:08
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Ah! The time is approaching 1369. At ISK in...

Ah! The time is approaching 1369.

At ISK in the latter '60s, we had a Flight Commander Bean-Stealer.There were at least 12 bachelor officers on 120, and he, of course, saw us all at work and at...
Forum: Military Aviation
16th Nov 2010, 14:18
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Anyone needing to refer to 'Stradling' is lost...

Anyone needing to refer to 'Stradling' is lost from the start.
Forum: Military Aviation
15th Nov 2010, 08:16
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

PN I doubt very much that the plastic...

PN
I doubt very much that the plastic contraption was an Aussie invention, as the receptacle is not large enough to hold a 'Stubbie.'

Ayrd Whyte is the internal RAF competition to decide which...
Forum: Military Aviation
14th Nov 2010, 16:57
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Usquabae

Wwyvern,

I agree entirely. Born in Scotia, and having served three great years with 120 at Kinloss, I hope know my whiskies. The general rule, but not inviolable, is that the further west you go,...
Forum: Military Aviation
14th Nov 2010, 15:24
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Melchett01 You are clearly not of the ilk of...

Melchett01
You are clearly not of the ilk of your namesake in 'Blackadder.'

Drinking beer out of bottles is an appalling habit the Cousins developed, to help make sure that their drinks, in...
Forum: Military Aviation
14th Nov 2010, 14:52
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Parabellum I too was of that school of thought....

Parabellum
I too was of that school of thought. After 12 years, the 'Angels' Drop,' or evaporation would outdo the extra flavour from being longer in the cask. Then, at a Whisky tasting, I compared...
Forum: Military Aviation
14th Nov 2010, 08:07
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

thegypsy Oops! I missed the date. Thank you for...

thegypsy
Oops! I missed the date. Thank you for your kind invitation, it should be a great bash. Unfortunately, Memsahib and I shall be 'At Home' to some old friends that same day, 4,700 nm...
Forum: Military Aviation
14th Nov 2010, 07:11
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

At Home - When?

Musclemech
Please, please let us know the date if this auspicious event, so that we can look forward to the dénoument.
It also means that we can plan to include some more anecdotes for this great...
Forum: Military Aviation
13th Nov 2010, 17:30
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Blimey! Must have been a decent sized glass of...

Blimey! Must have been a decent sized glass of Brandy & Ginger if it took the end of your tie. That's hospitality.
Forum: Military Aviation
13th Nov 2010, 08:54
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Not just aircrew. Described with great humour by...

Not just aircrew. Described with great humour by David Niven, then a young army officer, in his autobiography "The Moon's a Balloon."
Forum: Military Aviation
12th Nov 2010, 18:24
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Old Duffer Me Dear Chap, the solution you seek...

Old Duffer
Me Dear Chap, the solution you seek is in your own words:
Simply invest a few minutes to get two or three glasses onto your window ledge, then stand in front, masking them. When the...
Forum: Military Aviation
12th Nov 2010, 14:05
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

What is the date for this celebrated 'At Home?' ...

What is the date for this celebrated 'At Home?'
We are all agog waiting for the debrief.
Forum: Military Aviation
12th Nov 2010, 04:27
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Benzimra The date is correct.To avoid thread...

Benzimra
The date is correct.To avoid thread drift, I'll send you a PM.
Forum: Military Aviation
11th Nov 2010, 19:29
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

This thread is priceless. I just hope that when...

This thread is priceless. I just hope that when Musclemech gives us his detailed report, that the debriefs go on and on.
Forum: Military Aviation
11th Nov 2010, 16:48
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Matoman A Wing Commander with an American wife...

Matoman
A Wing Commander with an American wife certainly narrows the field. Could it have been the inimitable 'Bang Commander Wizzlegette?'

Had it been, they would both have laughed it off. When...
Forum: Military Aviation
11th Nov 2010, 02:57
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Ah, cravats. A very comfortable, yet smart casual...

Ah, cravats. A very comfortable, yet smart casual piece of kit. Quite popular in the '60s until the emergent homosexualists adopted them, so the rest of us got rid of them. Shame.
Forum: Military Aviation
10th Nov 2010, 17:55
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Old-Duffer, no need to apologise, I think...

Old-Duffer, no need to apologise, I think teeteringhead is a trifle confused. Of course, the copper plate is engraved, then when the card is inserted between the plates, it becomes embossed.
Forum: Military Aviation
10th Nov 2010, 04:39
Replies: 663
Views: 169,566
Posted By Neptunus Rex

Printed? Embossed, surely.

Printed? Embossed, surely.
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