Sailors offer RAF a slice of life in the RN
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Nice to sea the Sea-nior Service is still making an effort even though it is a bunch of waffoos.
In days of old when knights were bold we had 'rum, bum and baccy'.
The rum has gone, the baccy has gone so I wonder what was on the recipe!
Do they still make kye with proper condensed milk?
In days of old when knights were bold we had 'rum, bum and baccy'.
The rum has gone, the baccy has gone so I wonder what was on the recipe!
Do they still make kye with proper condensed milk?
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I must confess to a chuckle when I saw the thread title.
From my youth ISTR that the phrase "a slice of sailors' cake", meant something quite different..........!
From my youth ISTR that the phrase "a slice of sailors' cake", meant something quite different..........!
So, left to right, we have Lt Cdr Mike Bailey (in flash), LA(Phot) Jenny Lodge (in No.4s), Lt Dom Veal (in a once-only survival suit), PO(Phot) Alex Cave and LA(Phot) Steve Johncock (in tropics) and Lt Paul Rowntree (in HMS Daring's wardroom evening rig).
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I must confess to a chuckle when I saw the thread title.
From my youth ISTR that the phrase "a slice of sailors' cake", meant something quite different..........!
From my youth ISTR that the phrase "a slice of sailors' cake", meant something quite different..........!
In the JARIC team's case, the sailors determined to introduce the crabs to wets and stickies.
