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Old 10th Aug 2011, 21:41
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It's okay because he has corrected his spelling of whinge now.
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Old 10th Aug 2011, 22:22
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Originally Posted by BEagle

We'd recently had a 'bit of a word' from the fun-detectors for early turns at low level; in those days the SOP for an air defence scramble was to turn on course to Wallasey at 500ft, but many of us didn't wait that long. We also cleaned up at 1500ft rather than 3000ft for an AD scramble.
Flouting rules and regs in this manner, bloody cowboys
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Old 10th Aug 2011, 23:00
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Absolutely right.
Please remind me of the rules and regs of the bad guys, that must run into paragraphs, surely ?
l`m easy with this stuff, it`s going to take five years before anyone really knows what`s lost and no way back. Nato Standard really.
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How did the repatriation ceremony go this afternoon? BBC News reporting live from Carterton Memorial Garden. Looks busy.
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"his wife thought our jet was going to hit their roof." She needn't have worried, unless they'd left their landing light on!
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How did the repatriation ceremony go this afternoon? BBC News reporting live from Carterton Memorial Garden. Looks busy.
BBC report
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Old 9th Sep 2011, 15:03
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I was in the Tescos in Lyneham the other day in flying suit getting some lunch before driving back to Brize when a lady came up to me and said 'We miss the aeroplanes'!

A bit of a contrast to the attitude of the residents of Oxfordshire?
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I was in the Tescos in Lyneham the other day in flying suit getting some lunch before driving back to Brize when a lady came up to me and said 'We miss the aeroplanes'!

A bit of a contrast to the attitude of the residents of Oxfordshire?
The residents of Oxfordshire use Waitrose and they don't talk to strange men in flying suits

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Old 9th Sep 2011, 15:24
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Thought they townies got an organic box (bought from Lidl with the wrapping removed and a bit of soil rubbed in) delivered by a bloke on a bicycle (transit parked 'round the corner) every week.
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Old 9th Sep 2011, 15:34
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Ra

He has corrected the spelling to the Scottish Spelling.

The Old English Spelling would be -"wheenge".

I thought you would be an expert on that word.
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