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Man: ...so there I was, rolling over the top at 35000, I knew he was expecting me to pull inverted, so I chopped the throttles, broke hard left, and keeping the sun over my right shoulder, I dropped out 30 degrees of flap and then I........blah...blah....blah...
Dog: Mans best friend....sometimes I wonder if it's worth it?
Dog: Mans best friend....sometimes I wonder if it's worth it?
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Pilot: "When you come out to meet me, I've noticed that you always walk on my right if we're using runway 20, and on my left if it's 02. Do you actually check the runway before you leave the squadron?"
Dog: "No, I just walk on the side where it's less windy."
Dog: "No, I just walk on the side where it's less windy."
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"Well Whitey - the PC brigade should hopefully be happy with our answer to Guy Gibson's dog".
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"I reckon you must have trained with the Army Air Corps. I am sure that the RAF does not usually navigate from lamp post to lamp post - especially at 30,000 feet."
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"So I had to go Nav, because they found my f**k off big watch kept slipping off my paws."
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"Listen here Goldy, the last bloody aircraft we named Blue Peter crashed, so we ain't doing it again, got it?"
http://www.walkscotland.plus.com/Gal...irycrsh/03.htm
http://www.walkscotland.plus.com/Gal...irycrsh/03.htm
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"Funny you should mention Blue Peter Goldy, because we had a little horse in the last competition"
In 1941, the people of Newmarket raised £5100 as part of the war effort, towards Spitfire Vb, AD540, which was presented to the RAF, and named "Blue Peter", after the 1939 Derby winner.