Caption competition
Sigh....I guess I will have to do the job myself. Mummy was right, you just can't get good help these days.
Re the rules: Silly me for thinking posts in the Military section of an aviation forum should have some connection to either the Military or airplanes ......
BTW IMHO the best picture recently submitted was the picture of the Harrier in the creek.
Re the rules: Silly me for thinking posts in the Military section of an aviation forum should have some connection to either the Military or airplanes ......
BTW IMHO the best picture recently submitted was the picture of the Harrier in the creek.
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The first Caterham F1 pit crew were not a great success.
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But under Buster's updated rules, imprisonment in the Tower makes one ineligible to win.
Silly me for thinking posts in the Military section of an aviation forum should have some connection to either the Military or airplanes ......
Besides, I went back to AA's opening post & the rules that I thought were there, are not there. So, it's a free-for-all people!
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True story: I met a French-Canadian at a Remembrance Day do two years ago. He said he had come across Driver Windsor struggling with a flat tyre during the war, and changed it for her. She addressed him throughout in French, and insisted on standing whilst he did the work as he was of superior rank (Corporal).
True story: I met a French-Canadian at a Remembrance Day do two years ago. He said he had come across Driver Windsor struggling with a flat tyre during the war, and changed it for her. She addressed him throughout in French, and insisted on standing whilst he did the work as he was of superior rank (Corporal).
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"Is this what the padre meant when he said one should kneel before one's Maker, Sergeant?"
"Well, if you get that nut tightened up before Lights Out, it WILL be the making of you, Miss Windsor, Ma'am."
"Well, if you get that nut tightened up before Lights Out, it WILL be the making of you, Miss Windsor, Ma'am."
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It is pleasing to note that in addition to sharing the Londoner's experience of the Blitz, the Royal Family strictly observed TGWU union rules; one person doing the work, three standing around watching.
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"Betty, just jack it up, repeatedly saying arise sir Morris will not work"
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"What do you mean I can't wait for the NAAFI wagon to arrive, this IS the NAAFI wagon"
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Ouch, I think I used too much ShyTorque on the NutLoose, and now I've Buster Hyman...
or a really old one...
"Would you like a screwdriver?"
"Yes, but wait till I've finished changing this ruddy wheel..."
or a really old one...
"Would you like a screwdriver?"
"Yes, but wait till I've finished changing this ruddy wheel..."