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"Nooo, It's often misinterpreted, It's not first in, last out, but First Inn, last out"
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" I'm sorry you chaps have to sit out here, but the RAF called ahead and prebooked the Hotel and Restaurant for the duration."
Drink quick Mate....before the Yanks get here and run the prices up!
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"Cheers, "Frenchie"! ..... Oooh, bu&&er, I think he just said his name is actually Adolf and we're surrounded!"
Carruthers decided that today was finally the day to enjoy that bottle of boujelais he'd secreted in his wooden leg at Dunkirk.
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"War? Ahh noo, we only came over because one cannot get served in any bars around Aldershot anymore, they all have signs in the windows say no pongos"
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"Congratulations, gentlemen, how does it feel to have finally taken the bridge?"
RAF:"I say, splendid, absolutely spiffing, old chap!"
Army: "Well, mate, I've still got the biggest stiffy ever!"
RAF:"I say, splendid, absolutely spiffing, old chap!"
Army: "Well, mate, I've still got the biggest stiffy ever!"
I say old boy, splendid place for a spot of totty, if we could just get those riff raff off the bridge. They came in on a Low Cost flight last night, didn't even book return flights, the blighters.
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Even a small glass of the one-year-old calvados was known to cause significant adverse yaw, but a bootful of opposite rudder kept things straight and level. For a while, anyway.