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grip pipe
28th Apr 2012, 10:11
A number of mysteries revealed themself this week at Circus Oz and all though the time should have been spent in contemplation of the respect owed to the many thousand of aviators from Egypt to Afghanistan who are no longer with us, yep rather than remember a few of these fine folk and many many thousand others, we were to be left with the tawdry performances from all at the Circus from the Leader and Ringmaster and MC Albo to many others. The spectacle of Slippery Pete's fall of the highwire into a pile of elephant dung was not missed by keen watchers of Albo's Flying Circus.

The first mystery revealed was that Albo who is paid to worry about things aeronautical was in fact found to be the collector of all animal droppings at the Girrard Circus, from elephants to blind economists and from which buckets it now appears that it is his job is to chuck patties or other bits at whoever is deserving of a bucketing of some sort, from the wonderful pattis that abound outside circuses everywhere. Now amongst circus performers this is considered great fun and indulged in regularly and is called 'freckling', the reason for freckling is that it has been known that some members of the Circus occasionally, in possibly less sobre moments, fall into piles of droppings and hence end up covered in muck, and the this is a signal to start chucking stuff about so everyone then looks the same.

The second mystery was that the new test for integrity as expounded in the Circus Performers HR Manual is that of criminal sanction and only a finding of guilty 'yer honour' will now suffice. We punters who know the sky gods lack mercy otherwise why would be required to endure such clowns are left wondering about what happened to the common values of; integrity, honour, respect and common decency which Ozzie men and women have shown and given over a long period of time but which no longer apply to Circus Performers. Most punters reckon its time to whack the tap-dancers with a baseball bat and send the rest to Nauru. Some punters reckon it comes from sniffing too much spray on the tent flaps from the big cats parked outside others blame the quality of the home brew.

Anyhow, technical stuff abounded but failed to interest and aeronautical acts continued to give quality performances. All took interest in the French Cozzie being sharked by the French voters and of the Italian President caught on tapes paying off witnesses for bongo bongo lessons with little girls. Murder, lust and weepy scenes abounded in Northern Latitudes and after the Peoples Opera in Beijing aired this new scene Mr Wu of the People Aviation Conglomerate took to not commenting. Some one managed to get a happy snap of a 'dreamliner' doing something and sent it to St.Alan for his scrap book.

Oz aviators elsewhere who have nice pubs, switched off 'Badgery's Creek' and and re-read their notes on the uses for dead horses, an invaluable aeronautical technical manual. Others got out the AIP in anticipation of the six monthly employment review and hoped to avoid the new economy.

Till next week remember Bollocks abounds and Circus frolics continue.

Kharon
28th Apr 2012, 19:51
ARTHUR: Shhh! Knights, I bid you welcome to your new home. Let us ride... to Camelot. [cut to knights singing]

We're knights of the round table
We dance when e'er we're able
We do routines and chorus scenes With footwork impecc-Able.
We dine well here in Camelot
We eat ham and jam and spam a lot [dancing]

We're knights of the Round Table
Our shows are for-mid-able
But many times, we're given rhymes That are quite unsing-able
We're opera mad in Camelot
We sing from the diaphragm a lot [tap-dancing]

Oh we're tough and able Quite indefatigable
Between our quests we sequin vests And impersonate Clark Gable
It's a busy life in CamelotI have to push the pram a lot.

ARTHUR: Well, on second thought, let's not go to Camelot -- it is a silly place. Right.

Words by Python - Bollocks by annonymous donation.

Cargo744
28th Apr 2012, 22:20
Double yawn...

grip pipe
29th Apr 2012, 07:26
In the words of the great sage 'Oddball' - 'Whats with the negative vibes man! spoils the wine and the cheese' and pray tell what sort of view were you expecting from an Aussie window?

Ex FSO GRIFFO
29th Apr 2012, 09:08
And in the West, a visit from 'Uncle' Carl Vinson and friends went off very well.

Lots of 'Yes Sir's, and no doubt, some 'Thankyou Maam's, but all with a code of conduct to be admired.

As did the Annual Parade to remember those who have gone before us.
The 3 RAAF aircraft looked nice - and so did the RACWA Tiger Moth formation over the city and the parade.

WCE won against a strong Tigers - just - and so the status quo remains....

Northam Aero 'Open Day' today, was a little disappointing due some 'grey matter' over the hills preventing some from 'on the coast' from attending.
Still, a 'good day' was otherwise has by all.

No word from GT - about 'anything' this week....I think...

Just another 'quiet week' in The West.......

:p

Eastwest Loco
29th Apr 2012, 13:36
Where on Earth are the Knights that go NI when you need them.

I do need that shrubbery too!:p

EWL

Kharon
29th Apr 2012, 19:49
EWL - I do need that shrubbery too! Mandatory equipment, the modern, PC mood conscious buyer also buys one with a sense of humour (SOH). To be ultra trendy the shrubber or shubarette should have the SOH firmly rooted (not in a biblical sense) in a fine mixture of the a Sense of the Ridiculous (SOR) and a modest amount of Self Denigration (SD).

This mixture is almost guaranteed (as seen on TV) to produce a well balanced, happy little shrubbery. But! a word of caution, do not feed an established Shrubbery pony pooh, it makes them unhappy, can lead to root rot which tends to kick up a hell of a stink during subsequent digging.

Zer vill be no frivolous laughter on my flight deck today, unt ve will not put down the silly veely thing OK; today ve fly for ze Circus. Ni and Nano Nano.