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Old 6th Jul 2014, 16:10
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Little known fact Isopon is an anagram for poison.
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CB ... Yes they were and Suzi Perry
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Canadian Break

Yes. The cloud lifted and they got in a full show.
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Originally Posted by Basil
As a Jock, I was always mildly amused by references to Blackpool being in 'The North'.
Buying a house many years ago we were told the vendors were down south - Dundee.
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North South Divide

Been Accounting,

No your map cannot be right. Lincoln is not in the south as anyone who has been stationed at Waddington or Scampton will testify. Note the clever inclusion of aviation content!

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Lincoln is not in the south
Too right. When stationed there, the drive down to Lunnon was a veritable escape!
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Living in Newcastle ( and father to two Geordies) but not from. Definately not from.


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Coming from South Devon, one has always considered anywhere t'other side of Exeter to be the North....
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Had a similar one when I was a stude at Valley. Hole in front fus / avionics door, and took out some wiring e.g. AHARS or whatever it's called? Half seagull ended up in the avionics area and other half down donk.

IIRC boroscope engine, temporary patch, QFI flew it back a few days later, CAT 3.

I'm not sure that pitot tube is bent, just telescopic lens affect?

I would not call it a "massive" bird strike

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Not as bad as my Hawk bird strike!!


Well it wouldn't have been would it?

"You might have told us you at least had a trumpet" (Edmund Blackadder, circa 1990)
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Coff, I vote you Engineer of the year, my Friend. Thing is, it would probably work!
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Sharpends Birdstrike

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I am not sure if you are being ignorant or sarcastic. Sharpend's birdstrike involved him losing an eye and gaining an AFC!

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Maybe he hit a bird on the fence?

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Well that's blown his anonymity out of the water.
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Pigeons with Death Wish.

Genstabler,

Just spotted your #38. There's many a true story told in jest. Will get around to it (on "Pilots Brevet in WWII") one day soon - if I'm spared that long.

(Don't hold your breath),

D.

EDIT: Clue: Dishforth, summer '72 ('71 ?), AFS operating there as Leeming runway receiving some TLC).

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Clockwork,

Sharpend did that willingly in another thread. No harm done here.

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Q. What's the name of the river you have to cross to get to the North?

A. The River Thames!


Personally Goudie, I'd say the Tamar.
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'Tis but a scratch!

Time to reach for the milliput, methinks.

What kind of mallard did he hit? A steam engine?
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Give it a couple of hot days in the hangar and it will stink!
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Nip across to Strawbs and pick another one up from Storage, I think there are still a couple left.
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