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#1321 Post by marty dolomite »

Whats the difference between light and hard?






You can sleep with a light on.
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#1322 Post by Martian »

Understanding Engineers #6

The graduate with a science degree asks, "Why does it work?"

The graduate with an engineering degree asks, "How does it work?"

The graduate with accounting degree asks, "How much will it cost?"

The graduate with an arts degree asks, "Do you want fries with that?" #-o
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#1323 Post by Triumph1300 »

We're in Northumberland land on holiday





It' p*ssing down! :( :(
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#1324 Post by JPB »

[on topic]Pop by the RRVC showground at Druridge, it's only sort of semi-p*ssing down there at the moment, tomorrow there'll be three Dolomite-shaped vehicles on the field. :D

Failing that, bugger off back down south and quit whining! :lol: :wink: [/on topic]
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#1325 Post by Triumph1300 »

On topic - Druridge - where's that then? On Topic
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#1326 Post by JPB »

[on topic (sorry Joe)]East side of the County, about 8 miles North of Morpeth, the club organising is the RRVC (Red Row Vintage Club) and this event is now in its 9th year at this venue. Always well-attended, wet or dry, it's a good day out and is right on the coast, separated from the beach by some landscape work and a National Trust (or is it RSPB? Can't remember. :oops: ) visitor centre and ice cream selling facility.[/on topic (sorry Joe)]


Here's my official apology to Mister S. Monkey for taking his world famous "off-topic" thread so dangerously close to on-topicness. :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

Sorry Joe. :(
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#1327 Post by Spunkymonkey »

Weebles wobble but they don't fall down.
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#1328 Post by Pauldaf44 »

Hmm where do I start this week. My list of play things for the week I think ive died and gone to heaven.

1. 1999 Jaguar XK
2. 2004 MG ZTT
3. 2004 MGTF
4. 2004 MGTF CVT
5. 1965 Jaguar E-type coupe. (Covered in a thick layer of dust as has now been mothballed for 22 years)
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#1329 Post by Martian »

RIVER WALK

There's this blonde out for a walk. She comes to a river and sees another blonde on the opposite bank 'Yoo-hoo!' she shouts, 'How can I get to the other side?'

The second blonde looks up the river then down the river and shouts back, 'You ARE on the other side.' :?
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#1330 Post by Oli_88 »

Is it just me, or has this place become very handbags at dawn recently.
CBA to put up with snarky comments every other post. =;
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#1331 Post by Howard81 »

Image

From right to left.. 707, 717, 727, 737, 747, 757, 767, 777 :D

And you can just make out Concorde 214 G-BOAG in the background 8)
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#1332 Post by merlind100 »

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That is such a cool picture, where was it taken? As well a the Concorde I also spy a DC3 there, the aircraft that started mass airline transportation and is still going strong today.
All the airline pilots I know love Boeings, they all describe them as real pilot aeroplanes while none has a good word to say about anything by Airbus.
As the old saying goes "If the plane doesn't say Boeing, I'm not going"
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#1333 Post by Howard81 »

merlind100 wrote:"On Topic "
That is such a cool picture, where was it taken? As well a the Concorde I also spy a DC3 there, the aircraft that started mass airline transportation and is still going strong today.
All the airline pilots I know love Boeings, they all describe them as real pilot aeroplanes while none has a good word to say about anything by Airbus.
As the old saying goes "If the plane doesn't say Boeing, I'm not going"
:lol:

I have a friend who is an air steward for BA who says pretty much the same thing.. although he does have a sweet spot for the Airbus A320. Favourite is (of course) the old 747 8)

Photo was taken back in 2007 at the Seattle Museum of Flight, I think it was something to do with the launch celebrations for the 787..

Many, many years ago I watched a DC-3 take off (either from either Duxford or Farnborough air show), the image, sound and smell of which is ingrained in my memory for ever :lol:

I think this may deserve its own thread :mrgreen:
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#1334 Post by marty dolomite »

I met a Dyslexic yorshire man today, he was wearing a cat flap.
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#1335 Post by Pauldaf44 »

What a day. The useless modern car decided to overheat. Where the severn bridge toll plaza 8 lanes from the hard shoulder.

Problem the aircon computer went wrong and switched off the ruddy cooling fans. Fuse box is a melted mess but thankfully the the head is OK.
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