Blue_2 wrote: ↑

Tue 22 Sep 2020, 6:43 am

Negotiations are being negotiated....

So let me get this straight, you've started to negotiate the negotiations, so that the negotiations can be negotiated!

The rack looks good as new

As for the ransom, I trust a suitable supply of Jaffas will be supplied!

40ish miles, Elvington?

https://live.staticflickr.com/837/43131691021_7eed7c733e_h.jpg This picture could easily be named Flankers Nebula after the Eagle Nebula (Pillars of Creation) and is my personal favourite while... https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49957256131_a4741e43ba_h.jpg ...for some reason, I now fancy a pin...

Blue_2 wrote: ↑

Wed 02 Sep 2020, 7:34 pm

Speaking of which, who opened their big mouth about wanting more Sundays so they could get more updates to read?

Blue_2 wrote: ↑

Wed 02 Sep 2020, 7:34 pm

It all looks perfectly happy, at the weekend I might give it a clean and a vac out...

See you here tomorrow then!

What they all said!

Its a shame there can't be 4 Saturdays per week, so we can see the current update 3 times a week

Blue_2 wrote: ↑

Mon 10 Aug 2020, 8:19 am

Glad you hold it in such high esteem TT! To rank it alongside the mighty pork pie is high praise indeed...

Pork Pie might be wrong but, Yorkshire Pudding, that would be the Mount Everest of all praise!

Brevet Cable wrote: ↑

Sun 02 Aug 2020, 6:09 pm

...Pirelli continued their usual form of supplying crap tyres which disintegrate with no warning

I believe that Pirelli are producing tyres specified by the FIA, despite having offered to make them more durable about 2 seasons ago!

Zero. Some spectacles on here are tinted very rosey Quite a few actually. 1982 for instance, when Rosberg became champion with just a single win and Ferrari undoubtedly had the best car. Or 1999, when Hakkinen became champion for the second time even though Ferrari, again, had a better car (as was ...

Great to see you're back, best foot forward and ignore the doomsayers, though that's easier said than sometimes done!

verreli wrote: ↑

Fri 24 Jul 2020, 4:13 pm

It was the same for Vettel when he was winning. Look at how well he's doing now he's not in the best car !

Hmmm, I wonder how driver championships have been won, when not driving the best car?

Back to the film, if the word -. .. --. --. . .-. was deleted, I wonder what word was used by the crew, when transmitting the successful breach of the Mohne Dam?

Useful information, thanks Howard!

Is it possible for some of the larger airframes to be dismantled into smaller sub-sections and airlifted by Armed Forces helicopters, much like, if I remember correctly, the Germans (?) did with the CASA 2.111, more than a few years ago, rather than being transported by road? I'm not saying that thi...

...but until the axe falls there are still some aircraft that could potentially fly out on a one flight ferry. Which aircraft could potential fly out, hope Canopus is one? Canopus? Not a hope. Having asked the question, I did have a quiet moment at work last night and had a quick look and hadn't re...

Wissam24 wrote: ↑

Thu 09 Jul 2020, 4:22 pm

zzz

Sorry, was I boring you?

GertrudetheMerciless wrote: ↑

Wed 08 Jul 2020, 7:47 pm

...but until the axe falls there are still some aircraft that could potentially fly out on a one flight ferry.

Which aircraft could potential fly out, hope Canopus is one?

I was going to say that, that was a cracking update but then realised that it may have been a pun to far, so wont mention it

Anyway, it's great to see that life at the Museum, is beginning to return to soon sort of normality, are staff and volunteers allowed onsite regularly now?

That is great news and I also wish you all the best, with the move and future operations

I was amazed at how quickly it took off and cleared the tower, I was sort of expecting it to be a lot slower but guess its not carrying as much weight as the Saturn V or Shuttle did!

It looks a lot happier than it did! Also, we have a Baldrick-esque Cunning Plan to get the Rebecca scope looking like it is a fully functional unit... Watch this space! Is it as cunning as a fox what used to be Professor of Cunning at Oxford University? Well, someone was going to go there! :grinning:

Blue_2 wrote: ↑

Thu 21 May 2020, 6:40 pm

Tony, it survived because it wasn't originally 788's, we found it for her. It didn't escape though, one plug had been chopped out...

Cheers Ant!

Ahhh, still looks go though!

That was 5 YEARS AGO?

Bloody hell, at this rate, I'll soon be gone from this world, if life doesn't slow down a bit

Blue_2 wrote: ↑

Thu 21 May 2020, 1:37 pm

21/05/2020 Update

Nice work but how did this box manage to avoid the Phantom Wire Cutter of Olde London Town?