I pity the fool......
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JustTheTip

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259 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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....that has to drive this baby......

gingerprince

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264 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Yeah. Much better to drive these guys' vans!

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

278 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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But not these......

slinky

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272 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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slinky

pug406

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276 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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JustTheTip said:
....that has to drive this baby......



Ah, Munters of Huntingdon. We used to do their Notes support

towman

14,938 posts

262 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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If you were dating a trolley dolly, who would you rather she worked for?

towman

14,938 posts

262 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Ok. Not exactly the name of a firm, but still made me laugh.

zetec

5,028 posts

274 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Wouldn't mind driving this one!!

planetdave

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276 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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towman said:
If you were dating a trolley dolly, who would you rather she worked for?



Call me pedantic (hello Mr Pedantic ) But the 146 is a S.N. (Brussels Airways - formerly Sabena) plane.

Trolley dolleys are deffo a mixed bag - go on try your luck! (What can they do...throw you off?)

DennisTheMenace

15,605 posts

291 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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Evening mr pedantic

towman

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262 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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planetdave said:

Trolley dolleys are deffo a mixed bag - go on try your luck! (What can they do...throw you off?)


Mixed Bag?! Tell me about it - I married one!

Steve

towman

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262 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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planetdave said:

But the 146 is a S.N. (Brussels Airways - formerly Sabena) plane.


You obviously know your planes. I have had the pleasure of riding around in this little baby. On some of the airfields it has to be squeezed into, it is "driven" in full PH "hoon" mode. And the best bit? - the cockpit door remains open so you can see directly into the flight deck.

chris1roll

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267 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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Served a customer yesterday that had "BENDER" embossed in big letters on his T shirt.

parrot of doom

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257 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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towman said:

planetdave said:

But the 146 is a S.N. (Brussels Airways - formerly Sabena) plane.



You obviously know your planes. I have had the pleasure of riding around in this little baby. On some of the airfields it has to be squeezed into, it is "driven" in full PH "hoon" mode. And the best bit? - the cockpit door remains open so you can see directly into the flight deck.



Oh crikey, the number of times I've been squeezed onto that plane! Did you ever land at that Austrian GP airport? What a nightmare!

towman

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262 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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parrot of doom said:

Oh crikey, the number of times I've been squeezed onto that plane! Did you ever land at that Austrian GP airport? What a nightmare!


No, but I heard the one near Mr E`s house was the worst. Which dept were you and are you still there? I was "culled" at the same time as everyone else, but now getting called back as a contractor. Rigger/Driver btw.

Steve

Eric Mc

124,811 posts

288 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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The first airline to operate 146s was Dan Air. I flew in one of theirs to Dublin in 1986. I've also flown in a Jersey European (now Flybe) 146 to (wait for it...............Jersey).

The 146 has no reverse thrust - it uses split airbrakes under the tail which also help steepen the glide slop.

forever_driving

1,869 posts

273 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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slinky said:


slinky


Hey, I use that guy! The name was the reason I picked his company out of the yellow pages :haha:

Mr E

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282 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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towman said:


No, but I heard the one near Mr E`s house was the worst.


Eh?

vixpy1

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287 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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Eric Mc said:
The first airline to operate 146s was Dan Air. I flew in one of theirs to Dublin in 1986.


My father started his career with Dan Air.

towman

14,938 posts

262 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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Mr E said:

towman said:


No, but I heard the one near Mr E`s house was the worst.

Eh?


Thats not you is it sir? I refer of course to Mr Ecclestone.