Ladies of Aintree 2024

[Jim H]

CRA1G said:

Mint.

[TUS373]

Jim H said:

Mint.

Shameless innit.

[Mont Blanc]

tupak798 said:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13301659/...

Scousers eh!

ajprice said:

Here we go, the one reason every year for the Daily Mail to exist. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1330034...

It doesn't get any better does it?

What a sthole.

[pocketspring]

Mont Blanc said:

It doesn't get any better does it?

What a sthole.

A tin of corned beef is more attractive.

[MDMA .]

gotoPzero said:

MDMA . said:

C n C said:

I know nothing about armed police and the guns they are issued with, but on several occasions when I've seen them, they tend to have what I'd describe as small sub-machine guns.

This guy at Aintree (image from the DM link posted earlier) seems to be carrying something that could take out an elephant at 1000 yards.

Any knowledgable PHers who could shed light on what it is, and maybe why they'd be wandering round Aintree with it?

Heckler & Koch HK417.

Makes him look dead ‘ard!

Edited by MDMA . on Saturday 13th April 15:40

Looks like a SIG716 to me. (AR10 in 7.62)

He is a designated marksman. Hence the bipod, bigger optic etc, I think it just looks extra big as he is a bit of a shorter dude, but the can is not helping things either as its adding an extra 6-8 inches to the OAL.

HK417 with Trijicon ACOG 6x48 BAC scope

Edited by MDMA . on Sunday 14th April 12:29

[hammo19]

ajprice said:

Classy

That’s Mimi from Alo Alo on the left.

[pocketspring]

hammo19 said:

ajprice said:

Classy

That’s Mimi from Alo Alo on the left.

With Katie Price.

[gotoPzero]

MDMA . said:

gotoPzero said:

MDMA . said:

C n C said:

I know nothing about armed police and the guns they are issued with, but on several occasions when I've seen them, they tend to have what I'd describe as small sub-machine guns.

This guy at Aintree (image from the DM link posted earlier) seems to be carrying something that could take out an elephant at 1000 yards.

Any knowledgable PHers who could shed light on what it is, and maybe why they'd be wandering round Aintree with it?

Heckler & Koch HK417.

Makes him look dead ‘ard!

Edited by MDMA . on Saturday 13th April 15:40

Looks like a SIG716 to me. (AR10 in 7.62)

He is a designated marksman. Hence the bipod, bigger optic etc, I think it just looks extra big as he is a bit of a shorter dude, but the can is not helping things either as its adding an extra 6-8 inches to the OAL.

HK417 with Trijicon ACOG 6x48 BAC scope

Edited by MDMA . on Sunday 14th April 12:29

I read your post as 416!! I totally forgot they did the 417.

[C n C]

gotoPzero said:

MDMA . said:

gotoPzero said:

MDMA . said:

C n C said:

I know nothing about armed police and the guns they are issued with, but on several occasions when I've seen them, they tend to have what I'd describe as small sub-machine guns.

This guy at Aintree (image from the DM link posted earlier) seems to be carrying something that could take out an elephant at 1000 yards.

Any knowledgable PHers who could shed light on what it is, and maybe why they'd be wandering round Aintree with it?

Heckler & Koch HK417.

Makes him look dead ‘ard!

Edited by MDMA . on Saturday 13th April 15:40

Looks like a SIG716 to me. (AR10 in 7.62)

He is a designated marksman. Hence the bipod, bigger optic etc, I think it just looks extra big as he is a bit of a shorter dude, but the can is not helping things either as its adding an extra 6-8 inches to the OAL.

HK417 with Trijicon ACOG 6x48 BAC scope

Edited by MDMA . on Sunday 14th April 12:29

I read your post as 416!! I totally forgot they did the 417.

Thanks guys. As I suspected it would, PH delivers yet again!

[MDMA .]

C n C said:

gotoPzero said:

MDMA . said:

gotoPzero said:

MDMA . said:

C n C said:

I know nothing about armed police and the guns they are issued with, but on several occasions when I've seen them, they tend to have what I'd describe as small sub-machine guns.

This guy at Aintree (image from the DM link posted earlier) seems to be carrying something that could take out an elephant at 1000 yards.

Any knowledgable PHers who could shed light on what it is, and maybe why they'd be wandering round Aintree with it?

Heckler & Koch HK417.

Makes him look dead ‘ard!

Edited by MDMA . on Saturday 13th April 15:40

Looks like a SIG716 to me. (AR10 in 7.62)

He is a designated marksman. Hence the bipod, bigger optic etc, I think it just looks extra big as he is a bit of a shorter dude, but the can is not helping things either as its adding an extra 6-8 inches to the OAL.

HK417 with Trijicon ACOG 6x48 BAC scope

Edited by MDMA . on Sunday 14th April 12:29

I read your post as 416!! I totally forgot they did the 417.

Thanks guys. As I suspected it would, PH delivers yet again!

It’s a big gun for a little man, but the chicks dig it.

[gotoPzero]

C n C said:

gotoPzero said:

MDMA . said:

gotoPzero said:

MDMA . said:

C n C said:

I know nothing about armed police and the guns they are issued with, but on several occasions when I've seen them, they tend to have what I'd describe as small sub-machine guns.

This guy at Aintree (image from the DM link posted earlier) seems to be carrying something that could take out an elephant at 1000 yards.

Any knowledgable PHers who could shed light on what it is, and maybe why they'd be wandering round Aintree with it?

Heckler & Koch HK417.

Makes him look dead ‘ard!

Edited by MDMA . on Saturday 13th April 15:40

Looks like a SIG716 to me. (AR10 in 7.62)

He is a designated marksman. Hence the bipod, bigger optic etc, I think it just looks extra big as he is a bit of a shorter dude, but the can is not helping things either as its adding an extra 6-8 inches to the OAL.

HK417 with Trijicon ACOG 6x48 BAC scope

Edited by MDMA . on Sunday 14th April 12:29

I read your post as 416!! I totally forgot they did the 417.

Thanks guys. As I suspected it would, PH delivers yet again!

You even got a Nick The Greek quote for free.

For FREE!!

[dandarez]

nigelpugh7 said:

Constipated perhaps?

Nope.
She's telling everyone she really is a 'shrinking violet'.

I must remind myself now not to look at this thread again.

[Zetec-S]

eharding said:

Good point - the Telegraph article was a little light on coverage of the female attendees, but here are some enjoying the cultural highlights of the day:

Forget the Peaky Blinders cosplayers, just picking up on some of the crowd in the background:

Bloke on the left looks royally pissed and having a great time, completely forgot about any horse racing
Bloke a little to the right in the fedora looks like he's got money on the fight and his guy is winning
Guy double fisting 2 pints looks like he wants to join in
Woman in black is obviously one of their mums and cheering their lad on
Guy on the far right is riding an invisible horse
Woman in pink...

[markymarkthree]

Zetec-S said:

eharding said:

Good point - the Telegraph article was a little light on coverage of the female attendees, but here are some enjoying the cultural highlights of the day:

Forget the Peaky Blinders cosplayers, just picking up on some of the crowd in the background:

Bloke on the left looks royally pissed and having a great time, completely forgot about any horse racing
Bloke a little to the right in the fedora looks like he's got money on the fight and his guy is winning
Guy double fisting 2 pints looks like he wants to join in
Woman in black is obviously one of their mums and cheering their lad on
Guy on the far right is riding an invisible horse
Woman in pink...

Looks to me like the "bloke fisting two pints" is gagging for a pi55.

[hidetheelephants]

markymarkthree said:

Looks to me like the "bloke fisting two pints" is gagging for a pi55.

He's also leaning on an invisible bar and may be about to do a Delboy and plank himself.

Edited by hidetheelephants on Monday 15th April 16:55

[Alickadoo]

Zetec-S said:

Forget the Peaky Blinders cosplayers, just picking up on some of the crowd in the background:

Bloke on the left looks royally pissed and having a great time, completely forgot about any horse racing
Bloke a little to the right in the fedora looks like he's got money on the fight and his guy is winning
Guy double fisting 2 pints looks like he wants to join in
Woman in black is obviously one of their mums and cheering their lad on
Guy on the far right is riding an invisible horse
Woman in pink...

Women in pink seems quite pleased with the way things are going, while her mate is holding her arm and saying "No, Deirdre, there's no need to join in".

[Spare tyre]

Zetec-S said:

eharding said:

Good point - the Telegraph article was a little light on coverage of the female attendees, but here are some enjoying the cultural highlights of the day:

Forget the Peaky Blinders cosplayers, just picking up on some of the crowd in the background:

Bloke on the left looks royally pissed and having a great time, completely forgot about any horse racing
Bloke a little to the right in the fedora looks like he's got money on the fight and his guy is winning
Guy double fisting 2 pints looks like he wants to join in
Woman in black is obviously one of their mums and cheering their lad on
Guy on the far right is riding an invisible horse
Woman in pink...

Lady behind invisible horse man reminds me of when I was a bachelor and dropping my trousers for the first time with a new lady. Honest

[mickk]

Thought there was a dress code?

Blue suit with brown shoes, gtfo.

[Spare tyre]

mickk said:

Thought there was a dress code?

Blue suit with brown shoes, gtfo.

He has to show a first time buyer around a new build at 16:30

[hammo19]

Spare tyre said:

mickk said:

Thought there was a dress code?

Blue suit with brown shoes, gtfo.

He has to show a first time buyer around a new build at 16:30

…..and the attend a FOREX training session.