Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life (Vol 33)

[Bomma R1]

Bloody JP233's, sod that for a game of darts.

I'd more than likely have been sitting on an oil drum in the hangar smoking a ciggie

As for the pic of the fella having a nap, most certainly not

I never wore clunking great boots like those.

[Bobberoo99]

Nope I see you more as a stiletto healed, knee length boot type myself!!

[glenrobbo]

V6 Pushfit said:

Got any more Glenners?

I've got a bookful:



Something I picked up earlier this week*, some interesting stuff in it.

For instance, I nevver knew that the RAF operated B-29s from 1950 to 1956
They were named "Washingtons".
Do you have any specific era of interest?



* A book. Not what you were thinking. Smutty lot.

[glenrobbo]

Bobberoo99 said:

Nope I see you more as a stiletto healed, knee length boot type myself!!

I thought they used a scalpel on him? And it's done well to heal that quickly.

[anonymous-user]

glenrobbo said:

Bobberoo99 said:

Nope I see you more as a stiletto healed, knee length boot type myself!!

I thought they used a scalpel on him? And it's done well to heal that quickly.

Eagle eye strikes again. We’re you a spotter in the RAF? Blinky McBifocal needs to be retired he’s still in the ditch from that Aldi job last year.

[baconsarney]

glenrobbo said:

I've got a bookful:



Something I picked up earlier this week*, some interesting stuff in it.

For instance, I nevver knew that the RAF operated B-29s from 1950 to 1956
They were named "Washingtons".
Do you have any specific era of interest?



* A book. Not what you were thinking. Smutty lot.

Worked offshore In the southern sector in the eighties when the Lightning’s were deployed from Coltishall, the sonic booms from there sorties over the SNS would shut the installations in setting off all the platform alarms... bloody awesome my BIL was a jaguar pilot and flew out of Coltishall when the Jags replaced the Lightning’s.....

[Bomma R1]

[anonymous-user]

Bomma R1 said:

Blinky was last heard of bawling into the radio from the Aisle Of Dreams, unfortunately with his stammer we completely misunderstood ‘you cccccant fire now’

[Bomma R1]

I remember it vividly. Unfortunately the ccccant did...

[Bobberoo99]

He certainly did, most spectacular fireworks display I've ever seen!!!!

[slopes]

baconsarney said:

glenrobbo said:

I've got a bookful:



Something I picked up earlier this week*, some interesting stuff in it.

For instance, I nevver knew that the RAF operated B-29s from 1950 to 1956
They were named "Washingtons".
Do you have any specific era of interest?



* A book. Not what you were thinking. Smutty lot.

Worked offshore In the southern sector in the eighties when the Lightning’s were deployed from Coltishall, the sonic booms from there sorties over the SNS would shut the installations in setting off all the platform alarms... bloody awesome my BIL was a jaguar pilot and flew out of Coltishall when the Jags replaced the Lightning’s.....

Been on a hillside when Jaguars came screaming round at low level. Quite the sight especially in low light.

[DickyC]

Fastest rate of climb ever IIRC. The Lightning, not Bomma, Robbo or Bobbers. Although Bobbers is fairly light on his feet.

[Bobberoo99]

DickyC said:

Fastest rate of climb ever IIRC. The Lightning, not Bomma, Robbo or Bobbers. Although Bobbers is fairly light on his feet.

I'll add the bit you missed, "for a lump like that!!"

[Bomma R1]

DickyC said:

Fastest rate of climb ever IIRC. The Lightning, not Bomma, Robbo or Bobbers. Although Bobbers is fairly light on his feet.

I believe the record is still held by a Junior Tech after I told him "Fiery Jack" was a good remedy for a sexually transmitted infection he'd picked up.

Apparently the screaming could be heard as far away as Marham village, which was all the more astonishing given we were in Laarbruch at the time

[Bobberoo99]

Bomma R1 said:

DickyC said:

Fastest rate of climb ever IIRC. The Lightning, not Bomma, Robbo or Bobbers. Although Bobbers is fairly light on his feet.

I believe the record is still held by a Junior Tech after I told him "Fiery Jack" was a good remedy for a sexually transmitted infection he'd picked up.

Apparently the screaming could be heard as far away as Marham village, which was all the more astonishing given we were in Laarbruch at the time

[glenrobbo]

baconsarney said:

Worked offshore In the southern sector in the eighties when the Lightning’s were deployed from Coltishall, the sonic booms from there sorties over the SNS would shut the installations in setting off all the platform alarms... bloody awesome my BIL was a jaguar pilot and flew out of Coltishall when the Jags replaced the Lightning’s.....

Coltishall Lightning:

[anonymous-user]

glenrobbo said:

Do you have any specific era of interest?

More a pistonhead than thrusthead but all the RAF stuff is fascinating.

[Bobberoo99]

"Thrusthead" sounds sexual, I'm interested now!!!

[anonymous-user]

Bobberoo99 said:

"Thrusthead" sounds sexual, I'm interested now!!!

I thought that would perk you up as I typed it....

[Bobberoo99]

V6 Pushfit said:

Bobberoo99 said:

"Thrusthead" sounds sexual, I'm interested now!!!

I thought that would perk you up as I typed it....

"Perky Thrusthead"
Mmmmmmmm