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Old 2nd Nov 2018, 10:31
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OK, chaps, decision time. As usual, good quality entries, but sadly missing Danny's input [get better soon, Guv'nor].

Honorable mentions in 'de patches' to:

ShyTorque ... "According to these plans, the rest of the squadron buried theirs just here..."

Pontius Navigator ... "Oi, you three, KEEP OFF THE GRASS"

ivor toolbox ... "Did I just stand on a sniper ?






... but I award muddy custardy of the CST to the Baldrick-esque submission of:

Wensleydale
"Why does the coffee in the mess always taste like this mud?"
"Don't know - the chef says it is fresh ground every morning!"

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Old 2nd Nov 2018, 19:40
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A few at random:

"There was this bird in a biplane" ............(bashed in nose)

"More in hope than with any expectation" (aircraft steps) or "Who's pinched our aeroplane" ... or "No, we are not flying, we are pushing it to the Baths as a 5 metre board" ... or " when the Captain saw this lot of Everton supporters, he panicked, slammed the doors shut and firewalled the throttles"... or "There'll be another one along in a minute, just you see" .... or "Ryanair saves time on turnround by having their pax available 'just in time'...or "Are you sure that we went to the right Gate ?"

Enuff of zees nonsense ! Danny is a death's door but they've lost the key ...(only joking). My thanks to MPN11 and all of you for your kind words. Danny (still warm and breathing, but little else) If I suddenly disappear from Pprune, you know what has happened ("Goodbye, Goodbye, I wish you all a last "Goodbye").



Danny (still warm and breathing, but little else) If I suddenly disappear from Pprune, you know what has happened ("Goodbye, Goodbye, I wish you all a last "Goodbye").
 
Old 2nd Nov 2018, 19:59
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Thanks for checking in, Danny, and regards to Devoted Daughter who is undoubtedly kicking your starter button occasionally. Get better soon, old chum.
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Old 2nd Nov 2018, 21:16
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Danny, all the best to you. Keep on trucking, old chum!
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Old 2nd Nov 2018, 22:22
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Danny (still warm and breathing, but little else) If I suddenly disappear from PPRuNe, you know what has happened ("Goodbye, Goodbye, I wish you all a last "Goodbye").




You're to young to be writing your own epitaph, I was wondering where you had got too. you get yourself well, you have a lot of friends on here and those on here are proud to know you in a cyber world, Britain at War magazine has a letter from a surviving 95 year old Burma Chindit in it, now I know you are not going to let a Pongo beat you, so cheer up and as I said, you get yourself well, you have opened these eyes through your excellent posts and wit.

God Bless you Danny


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Old 3rd Nov 2018, 10:57
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Meanwhile, where's bloody Wensleydale? Doesn't he know he has work to do? I'll give him until lunchtime and then open it up to one of the three 'Mentions' in post 51362.
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Old 3rd Nov 2018, 12:32
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OK, would one of the Honourable Mentions care to resume proceeding, please?
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Old 3rd Nov 2018, 14:47
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I Wish you well Danny42C....
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Old 3rd Nov 2018, 15:42
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Originally Posted by Fly26
I Wish you well Danny42C....
A deep concern we are currently sharing. It’s not the same without his inputs!
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Old 3rd Nov 2018, 17:18
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RIGHT, that's long enough. Have a quickie while you get your ducks suitably arranged.

And BTW Danny42C is posting again ... huzzah! Here's another one from his era!

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Old 3rd Nov 2018, 17:18
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Originally Posted by MPN11

A deep concern we are currently sharing. It’s not the same without his inputs!
Hear hear!
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Old 3rd Nov 2018, 17:56
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The Other Ranks learned quickly the Box Lids were far more tender than the contents and had more nutritional value.
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Old 3rd Nov 2018, 18:40
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The only thing that hardens quickly in the Army....
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"Bugger, no margarine tinned for the use off"
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Old 3rd Nov 2018, 19:23
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Puttin' the hard into hardtack



(Note: Past its sell by date by about 156 years, but still part of current rations).
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"And if we stack a pile of these together we call them a sliced" loaf
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"I think you will find the use by date was for the packaging, not the bread"
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Old 3rd Nov 2018, 19:44
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"They sent it back because they are in the Airforce"
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The Army quickly found that these were much better at absorbing enemy fire than sandbags!
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Bread is the staff of life, but the life of the staff is one big loaf.
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