Damned unfortunate choice of journo
Damned unfortunate choice of journo
From the times online
Vienna Boys’ Choir caught up in sex abuse scandals -Times Online
Bugger all to do with airplanes mind.
Vienna Boys’ Choir caught up in sex abuse scandals -Times Online
Bugger all to do with airplanes mind.
Last edited by talk_shy_tall_knight; 26th Mar 2010 at 22:52.
Certainly not mil aircrew stuff. But I'm sure you'll be let off as it is Friday, after all!
But (apart from the unpleasant story), what a very unfortunate choice of name....... Made Oi larff - though the story certainly didn't.
But (apart from the unpleasant story), what a very unfortunate choice of name....... Made Oi larff - though the story certainly didn't.
Last edited by BEagle; 26th Mar 2010 at 13:58.
Is this going to develop into an amusing collation of names a la Bart Simpson telephone calls?!
Here's one....someone named their first daughter Jenna. Unfortunately their surname was Taylor, and they didn't notice until post-registering the name!
Sad that the ignition to this thread is such a sad and appaling news report
Here's one....someone named their first daughter Jenna. Unfortunately their surname was Taylor, and they didn't notice until post-registering the name!
Sad that the ignition to this thread is such a sad and appaling news report
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More interesting than fictitious unfortunate names, are the genuinely unfortunate ones.
There genuinely used to be a "Doctor De'ath" at Caius College, Cambridge in the late 80s - I don't know whether he is still there.
But I am still wondrous at this BBC interview with a certain army officer:
BBC NEWS | UK | Major 'staggered' at changed Basra
Well at least that gets the thread back onto military aviation, albeit with a rather sad memory.
There genuinely used to be a "Doctor De'ath" at Caius College, Cambridge in the late 80s - I don't know whether he is still there.
But I am still wondrous at this BBC interview with a certain army officer:
BBC NEWS | UK | Major 'staggered' at changed Basra
Well at least that gets the thread back onto military aviation, albeit with a rather sad memory.
Kellys garden San Carlos 1984 listening to Wendy on FIBS she played a request dedicated to Able Seaman stains, almost as amusing as listening to the darts!!!
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At one time in the Army there must have been a private Parts,
and being as Bates is quite a common surname, it follows that master before hand works
pun not intended
and being as Bates is quite a common surname, it follows that master before hand works
pun not intended
I note that there is also mention of Sgt Pepper in CirrusF's link!
There used to be a TV programme "Opportunity Knocks" which Mother in Law used to love. There came a time when one of the acts was a very talented pianist an Australian if I remember correctly, by the name of Wayne King. Week after week he was the winning act
She used to visit and almost the first words were "Wayne King again" and she could never understand why I had to immediately rush out trying desperately not to burst into laughter. She never did understand what was so funny.... especially when she continually mispronounced "pianist"!!
There used to be a TV programme "Opportunity Knocks" which Mother in Law used to love. There came a time when one of the acts was a very talented pianist an Australian if I remember correctly, by the name of Wayne King. Week after week he was the winning act
She used to visit and almost the first words were "Wayne King again" and she could never understand why I had to immediately rush out trying desperately not to burst into laughter. She never did understand what was so funny.... especially when she continually mispronounced "pianist"!!
