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I'm going to hand it back to you. I really didn't mean to get involved in posting photos, just couldn't resist answering, since I know the guy who built it.
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I really didn't mean to get involved in posting photos
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Alternative fighter pilot definition
Lady in a "certain" London street:
"I know you fighter pilots - clean collar, dirty shirt, small c**k and no money" ...
"I know you fighter pilots - clean collar, dirty shirt, small c**k and no money" ...
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Hi RR,
First time on since Saturday, it seems a bit quiet and what's that all about from JP
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Talking of fighter jocks (although he would no doubt dispute the "jock" bit), where's LM got to ??
I think that you're challenge is an Aermacchi MB 323, if correct, then please declare Open House as I've got to get back to work now.
TC
First time on since Saturday, it seems a bit quiet and what's that all about from JP
!! Talking of fighter jocks (although he would no doubt dispute the "jock" bit), where's LM got to ??
I think that you're challenge is an Aermacchi MB 323, if correct, then please declare Open House as I've got to get back to work now.
TC
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Hi TC,
Not sure about LM. Skytrain10 mentioned some difficulties but no idea what. I hope he returns soon..... It is just too dead at the moment!!! No Graeme (I know why), no W-K, no Teusje, no Sablatnic, no Bradenav, etc, etc...... Having said that we have a new recruit... Strega!!!!
Back to the Challenge. Yes, the MB323. The Aermacchi MB 323 was an Italian two-seater basic trainer aircraft produced as a prototype in 1952 as a contender for a new Italian military training aircraft. However, the Aermacchi MB 323 was not selected and was subsequently never produced.
OPEN HOUSE has been declared!!!!!!!!!
PS: LM might dispute more than that!
Not sure about LM. Skytrain10 mentioned some difficulties but no idea what. I hope he returns soon..... It is just too dead at the moment!!! No Graeme (I know why), no W-K, no Teusje, no Sablatnic, no Bradenav, etc, etc...... Having said that we have a new recruit... Strega!!!!
Back to the Challenge. Yes, the MB323. The Aermacchi MB 323 was an Italian two-seater basic trainer aircraft produced as a prototype in 1952 as a contender for a new Italian military training aircraft. However, the Aermacchi MB 323 was not selected and was subsequently never produced.
OPEN HOUSE has been declared!!!!!!!!!
PS: LM might dispute more than that!
(although he would no doubt dispute the "jock" bit),
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Hi RR,
Too right, all bar the first of JP's list I would think!!
Lady in a "certain" London street:
"I know you fighter pilots - clean collar, dirty shirt, small c**k and no money" ...
Newbies: In fact, we've got two new recruits! chazchaz joined on the same day as Strega and both have been pretty active since 
plus maybe stepwilk too.
I don't suppose WK will be able to compete until LM returns as Dave has been acting as his pRoxy poster recently. As to the others, I guess it must be the holiday season!
Oh well, I'm off now until coffee break tomorrow. Let's hope the evening/night shift shows up and posts something!
PS: LM might dispute more than that!
Originally Posted by Jig Peter
Lady in a "certain" London street:
"I know you fighter pilots - clean collar, dirty shirt, small c**k and no money" ...
plus maybe stepwilk too.I don't suppose WK will be able to compete until LM returns as Dave has been acting as his pRoxy poster recently. As to the others, I guess it must be the holiday season!
Oh well, I'm off now until coffee break tomorrow. Let's hope the evening/night shift shows up and posts something!
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It's a pity that such an exciting, interesting forum can sometimes grind to a complete, lengthy HALT because people don't use the quote "if correct open house". We must consider that participants live all over the globe within different time zones so perhaps we should consider this Thread as 24/7 and before we 'sign off for bed/work' consider who might still wish to participate. This is in no way directed at anyone in particular and I hope no one finds my comments impersonal or critical.