Concorde's in formation.
6 or 9?
Does this shop sign, in north Essex, demonstrate the 'ironmonger's apostrophe'?
Possibly the result of not knowing how to create an isolated '9'-type apostrophe in a Word (or similar) program. Or simply turning the offending symbol upside down.
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XV 490: Earls Colne. I've driven past it many times, and never noticed. Either I've been unobservant, or some joker has turned it round. Not living there any more, so can't comment.
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As a Concorde is a piece of art formed from aluminum,
I think there is nothing wrong with Concorde’s in formation.
But what would I know?
As a Dutchie I don’t even know the difference between aluminum and aluminium
I think there is nothing wrong with Concorde’s in formation.
But what would I know?
As a Dutchie I don’t even know the difference between aluminum and aluminium
The Concorde key event is incorrect in that they departed 27L (previously 28L). On return they landed 27R (previously 28R). Weather was poor at the time with cloud base around 300ft so once airborne they were soon in cloud. I was fortunate to be next to 27L holding area watching it.
He said the best bit was when they all broke from the formation in a fighter-like break away.
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Shouldn't that be ; Fork's 'andles.
or is it what some sex starved pilot says arrives home to see the opened box of candles and a wife who replies I am too tired now dear,
or is it what some sex starved pilot says arrives home to see the opened box of candles and a wife who replies I am too tired now dear,
