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Hope you're not talking about my legs!!!!\ said:
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Why do women get so defensive when we start talking about undercarriage?
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Nooo, not defensive, even I love my legs!
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My word, Sassy, sexy, streamlined and soooooooo French... ohhh my darling concorde! how could any brazen trolly-dolly compare to thee?
I shall set her on a marble pedestal, like venus, psyche and Hellen.. all shall love her and despair!
Ps... Clipper Girl, Im sending you the "rotary-cat-of-nine-tails multi funtion correctional device and coffee maker" for field testing and assesment (TF57tm. all rights reserved), No charge
:kiss:Ohhhhh my Darling Concorde, how could they do this to you?
Dam the FAA, BA and most of all the French... your still the best and will remain so in all our hearts.
I shall set her on a marble pedestal, like venus, psyche and Hellen.. all shall love her and despair!
Ps... Clipper Girl, Im sending you the "rotary-cat-of-nine-tails multi funtion correctional device and coffee maker" for field testing and assesment (TF57tm. all rights reserved), No charge
:kiss:Ohhhhh my Darling Concorde, how could they do this to you?
Dam the FAA, BA and most of all the French... your still the best and will remain so in all our hearts.
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Does it make a difference if it's not the Concorde at the FAA Museum? Do other concordes count too?\ said:
Goodness...I remember when this forum was a good clean place, free of any crudeness and spanking, the kind of place you could take your gran for tea and a little light luncheon. Now it's started swirling into a place of debauchery and unmentionables!!!\ said:
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I still haven't decided if thats a good thing or not!
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I'll have to stick with grounded Concordes as I've never flew in one 
As for as good thing def not, though think about this...all those poor smilies are there waiting to be used and they don't seem to be. Like my cuddly rabbits I get from chariot shops (sic) I feel sorry for them and have to buy them. No different to the smilies, they need to get out once in a while, so I apologise, I should have used it in a post saying what a :spanka: kit the Minicraft 727 is :yes:that's it. Am I redeemed now boys? :angel: No? Then I'll go off and stand in the corner for the evening:guilty:
I'm going to sulk now...
As for as good thing def not, though think about this...all those poor smilies are there waiting to be used and they don't seem to be. Like my cuddly rabbits I get from chariot shops (sic) I feel sorry for them and have to buy them. No different to the smilies, they need to get out once in a while, so I apologise, I should have used it in a post saying what a :spanka: kit the Minicraft 727 is :yes:that's it. Am I redeemed now boys? :angel: No? Then I'll go off and stand in the corner for the evening:guilty:
I'm going to sulk now...
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I don't know why people are so gaa gaa over the Concorde. Going supersonic's no big deal.. you hardly even notice it. Hovering however has been a very life altering experience for me.
And oh by the way, who says a little fun isn't just what the doctor ordered? I'll tell you, with strings like this, you could sell ad space for a premium!
And oh by the way, who says a little fun isn't just what the doctor ordered? I'll tell you, with strings like this, you could sell ad space for a premium!
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Ahh, Lips...It's the glam idea and I love the shape. Almost as curvy as me....oops sorry guys I'll give myself a slap on the wrist..hang on...noooo, I've started it again...must stop...I promise I'll:shutup3: as I'm digging a hole for myself.\ said:
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Let's not forget please everyone that this forum is open to all ages and as such we need to excercise a degree of control with such inuendo's.
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Besides there is no glam in air travel these days. I have a wonderful documentary on a Pan Am 707 and it just oozes style and romance. That is why I watch Catch Me If You Can as often as I do or listen to Swing when Matt is out, he'd kill me if I listened to it when he's with me, pouring cawfee out of a Pan Am cawfee jug....ahhh *goes misty eyed* romance! I wasn't born then and sometimes I wish I had.
The days when Mission Control men wore McDonnell or Boeing or Grumman shirts with black ties, men wore suits everyday and girls wore really pretty dresses and cat eye sunglasses.
What do we have now? Trakkies and fake Burberry baseball caps and listen to manufactured pap. I'd rather live in my rose tinted world that see that s :censored2e round town. This is what things should still be like...if only...total glam!
Oh well...I'll get back to listening to Johnny Keating and Stan Kenton.
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Well, for better or for worse the days of glamour in airline travel are gone...and i can only agree most profoundly with pan-am-clipper-girl with regards being born a few decades toooo late.
Just once and for the hell of it I took an upgrade on the BA heathrow-Dullas route (which i used to fly about four times a year before moving stateside full time last year) to prem Buisness class... Not at all what i had hoped for! just slightly more leg room and better wine BUT NO EXTRA PAMPERING!!!!! NO SEPERATE GATES, SHOE SHINE BOYS, Champaigne lounges arrrrrr!
My late father flew all over in the early 60's while he worked in the Brit Oil industry... his old stories darn near make me cry when i think of all the class and style that are now lost.
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Ps.. F.A.O Lips:
Going supersonic is no big deal in itself... its the 3 hour flight time across the atlantic and the shape of the big steal swan flying over Reigate in surrey as she used to come in to land that Made her so special... I lived on her flight path from age 1yr to 10yrs (then moved north).
As for hovering... until you have flown observer with a pilot who knows his (or her) S#$t at ten feet and 140knts in a westland lynx- BETWEEN trees, cows, penguins and startled sheep farmers- you have not lived! Harriers are cool... and great to have on hand (we grunts love to know your on call in weather that the fastboys consider bad for their health) in extremitis... Then again, I have never been up in one, so i guess im open to re-education if the chance ever came up...but at 6ft 4" id never fit in one!
Just once and for the hell of it I took an upgrade on the BA heathrow-Dullas route (which i used to fly about four times a year before moving stateside full time last year) to prem Buisness class... Not at all what i had hoped for! just slightly more leg room and better wine BUT NO EXTRA PAMPERING!!!!! NO SEPERATE GATES, SHOE SHINE BOYS, Champaigne lounges arrrrrr!
My late father flew all over in the early 60's while he worked in the Brit Oil industry... his old stories darn near make me cry when i think of all the class and style that are now lost.
:emo10: (sob)
Ps.. F.A.O Lips:
Going supersonic is no big deal in itself... its the 3 hour flight time across the atlantic and the shape of the big steal swan flying over Reigate in surrey as she used to come in to land that Made her so special... I lived on her flight path from age 1yr to 10yrs (then moved north).
As for hovering... until you have flown observer with a pilot who knows his (or her) S#$t at ten feet and 140knts in a westland lynx- BETWEEN trees, cows, penguins and startled sheep farmers- you have not lived! Harriers are cool... and great to have on hand (we grunts love to know your on call in weather that the fastboys consider bad for their health) in extremitis... Then again, I have never been up in one, so i guess im open to re-education if the chance ever came up...but at 6ft 4" id never fit in one!
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Well, for better or for worse the days of glamour in airline travel are gone...and i can only agree most profoundly with pan-am-clipper-girl with regards being born a few decades toooo late.
Just once and for the hell of it I took an upgrade on the BA heathrow-Dullas route (which i used to fly about four times a year before moving stateside full time last year) to prem Buisness class... Not at all what i had hoped for! just slightly more leg room and better wine BUT NO EXTRA PAMPERING!!!!! NO SEPERATE GATES, SHOE SHINE BOYS, Champaigne lounges arrrrrr!
My late father flew all over in the early 60's while he worked in the Brit Oil industry... his old stories darn near make me cry when i think of all the class and style that are now lost.
:emo10: (sob)
Ps.. F.A.O Lips: Going supersonic is no big deal in itself... its the 3 hour flight time across the atlantic and the shape of the big steal swan flying over Reigate in surrey as she used to come in to land that Made her so special... I lived on her flight path from age 1yr to 10yrs (then moved north).
As for hovering... until you have flown observer with a pilot who knows his (or her) S#$t at ten feet and 140knts in a westland lynx- BETWEEN trees, cows, penguins and startled sheep farmers- you have not lived! Harriers are cool... and great to have on hand (we grunts love to know your on call in weather that the fastboys consider bad for their health) in extremitis... Then again, I have never been up in one, so i guess im open to re-education if the chance ever came up...but at 6ft 4" id never fit in one!
:knight: Go Army!
Just once and for the hell of it I took an upgrade on the BA heathrow-Dullas route (which i used to fly about four times a year before moving stateside full time last year) to prem Buisness class... Not at all what i had hoped for! just slightly more leg room and better wine BUT NO EXTRA PAMPERING!!!!! NO SEPERATE GATES, SHOE SHINE BOYS, Champaigne lounges arrrrrr!
My late father flew all over in the early 60's while he worked in the Brit Oil industry... his old stories darn near make me cry when i think of all the class and style that are now lost.
:emo10: (sob)
Ps.. F.A.O Lips: Going supersonic is no big deal in itself... its the 3 hour flight time across the atlantic and the shape of the big steal swan flying over Reigate in surrey as she used to come in to land that Made her so special... I lived on her flight path from age 1yr to 10yrs (then moved north).
As for hovering... until you have flown observer with a pilot who knows his (or her) S#$t at ten feet and 140knts in a westland lynx- BETWEEN trees, cows, penguins and startled sheep farmers- you have not lived! Harriers are cool... and great to have on hand (we grunts love to know your on call in weather that the fastboys consider bad for their health) in extremitis... Then again, I have never been up in one, so i guess im open to re-education if the chance ever came up...but at 6ft 4" id never fit in one!
:knight: Go Army!
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Let's bring back Trilby hats and thin ties! Waves his copy of the Chap manifesto in the air!\ said:AThis is what things should still be like...if only...total glam!
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OOops look's like I'm sent to the corner again...see you all tomorrow
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Thanks, Russ - we live for you grunts.
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As for the Bucc, I'm getting there. The pressure is building as I only have until next Monday to finish. Tues I have to take it in
I'll post a pic or two when it's done. I have to spray my 8th coat on the 747 now.
Alan I agree lets get back to smarter clothing, can't wait for my uniform to be made.
I'll post a pic or two when it's done. I have to spray my 8th coat on the 747 now.
Alan I agree lets get back to smarter clothing, can't wait for my uniform to be made.
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