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Lafyar Cokov 6th Apr 2005 02:56

"...The bomb disposal man just knew he should have read the manual...red wire? blue wire? red wire? blue wire?....."

flash8 6th Apr 2005 08:03

The MO always needed assistance to remove the helmets from the heads of overswelled egos but this one was proving a bugger to remove

Kolibear 6th Apr 2005 08:56

LAC Dogsbreath demonstrates the latest template for ensuring consistent haircuts.

Ranger One 7th Apr 2005 17:12

"Honey, when you said you wanted to play with my helmet I'd hoped you had something more exciting in mind..."

R1

airborne_artist 7th Apr 2005 17:29

Stude: "I'd rather have a full bottle in front of me than a full frontal lobotomy"

An Teallach 8th Apr 2005 15:01

Keep 'em coming folks. Perhaps some happy-hour lubrication tonight will elicit a few more entries. I believe Sunday night is the traditional closing date / time, so I'll name the winner then.

TO'G - humble apologies for usurping your position.

16 blades 9th Apr 2005 03:09

After being told to 'Wind his neck in', Bloggs took the advice literally and went off to see the squippers, who were more than happy to oblige.....

Onan the Clumsy 9th Apr 2005 04:45

It was an old jape to pull a pair of Matron's bloomers over the head of a sleeping pilot. Old, but still eminently satisfying...

...and guaranteed to raise more of a chuckle than this lame caption

An Teallach 10th Apr 2005 19:14

OK, ENDEX. AOC's Commendations to:

Mike Jenvey for

Officer Cadet Bloggs had been under the impression that the brain-removal prior to commissioning was a much more complicated affair......
and Lafyar Cokov for

The first full sized Action Man's Eagle Eyes were a bugger to open - just when the technician thought he had the end of the bungee, it would spring out of the grip of his pliers...
But top prize goes to Go Smoke for:



'As if trashing the undercarriage wasn't embarrassing enough the final ingominy had to be having the nav's teeth pulled out of his helmet.'
Next please, Go Smoke, or do you want to invite Toxteth O'Grady to step up?

Go Smoke 10th Apr 2005 22:05

Thanks An Teallach,
I had a really good laugh over that last one - all the entries were top drawer.

I think it is only fitting that Toxteth O'Grady should submit the next picture and am looking forward to it.

Step up Toxteth

Best Regards,
GS.

Toxteth O'Grady 10th Apr 2005 22:28

Ta-daah!

Thanks for the accolade GS and AT.


And this week's entry is..................

http://premium1.uploadit.org/Toxteth...elicopters.jpg

:cool:

TOG

stiknruda 10th Apr 2005 22:32

The Board of Inquiry learnt that there had been a history of visual cracks with this particular airframe................

SASless 10th Apr 2005 22:41

The unit's engineering staff were always known to be a cheeky lot and it was not all that uncommon they would show their behinds. It was always thought that if things could be brought to an even keel....it would be all smiles!

adr 10th Apr 2005 22:42

http://premium1.uploadit.org/Toxteth...elicopters.jpg
The cheapest tender for work clothing came from a builders' merchant in Essex.

or

Five cracks were immediately apparent on the starboard side of the airframe.

adr

Lafyar Cokov 10th Apr 2005 22:47

When asked how good the new LITS system was, the engineers decided a visual description would be best.

mystic_meg 10th Apr 2005 23:12

..The Chief wasn't fooled by the lads' attempt at looking busy.......




......it was patently obvious to all and sundry that they were simply ar*eing about.....

16 blades 10th Apr 2005 23:27

OC Eng Wg noted that the LEAN process was failing to make headway with techy's arses.

Flik Roll 10th Apr 2005 23:29

"Is that a crack on the fuselage?"

EDIT: Sorry Stik, didn't see you had posted something of a similar nature until I actually read t'others... :\

Always_broken_in_wilts 10th Apr 2005 23:40

The ships Captain was extremely concerned as the picture accompanying the April 2005 page of the Royal Naval calender had led to a huge increased demand on the ward room tissue supply :E

all spelling mistakes are "df" alcohol induced

Lafyar Cokov 11th Apr 2005 00:22

http://premium1.uploadit.org/Toxteth...elicopters.jpg

The builders looked hard for the rotary fire bell - not realising that some joker had stuck it on the tail!!!


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