Bodge Deep

dunno what you're putting in the hmvf coffee machine jack but it's working :whistle:

8/ "Its Vesuvious Sir, Vesuvious"

Dambusters... callsign for the breaching of one of the dams

It's set in the Pacific

A different story but the same production company

Saipan, Tarawa, Iwo Jima etc

'Marines' is the new 'Airborne' get them camo hbts quick ;-)

Wondered why i got recruited for the new Ready Brek advert!

must check my old wristwatches... before my arm falls off!

I've got a ww2 6 line field-phone switchboard in the shed at home... I'll have a look and see if it can impart any wisdom

Well done

Keep death off the roads...

drive on the pavement :-D

I remember as a boy seeing a photo of a London Transport Routmaster bus on four china teacups, it's all to do with the distribution of weight.

I am quite willing to empty four beer bottles for anyone who wishes to try the jeep on a bottle trick at W & P. You know me, all heart. :whistle:

John.

 

Greater love, hath no man... :-D

I think it is one of the Bolero destinations. A brilliant place and well worth a visit. You can almost see them coming in when you stand at the rail on the control tower roof.

Visiting the outlaws this weekend

so I'll be going there ... again... saturday hopefully :-D

Did you get it fettled Tim?

Get away to the other event okay?

Nice t'see you again storming the cliffs at 'Point du Silverdale'

Yup :-D

your turn

"He's good"

"I love him"

*kiss, kiss*

*kiss, kiss*

anyone...?

"Who you all calling yokel?"

:-(

Thinks it's

"Hey! Who y'all callin' a yokel"

;-)

but definately BoB, Hoobler

& Blithe finds the dead Fallshirmjager

"I could hear y'all right across the field"

proceedure for pulling out scallywag poles to disrupt communications?

It isn't a picture of a dog handler is it? :?

 

I was just wondering that... :whistle:

Some kind of clinometer for mortars/artillery?

He seems to have something of a mincing gait

Is it something to do with GMC's :whistle:

Christ! my Flymo dosent even get that low :schocked:

Now that's the kind of breakers yard i could do with near me...

on second thoughts I'd probably want everything in there

so it's probably best if there's nothing even remotely like that, near me :-D

Nice pics BTW, cheers for sharing ;-)

mine does but makes war & peace look like a flyer :dunno:

Above Us The Waves

for no.2 :dunno:

Because I'm in the design dept that i HAVE to work with 'em

dosen't mean i have to LIKE them :banghead: :argh: :pfrt:

It's alright for some

chop down trees, press wild flowers & go to the lavatreeeee

:yay: :yay: :yay: :yay: :yay:

Something strange seems to have happened to all the letter 'l's ('l' for Lima) on the pdf. or is it just my computer playing tricks?

It's okay Mike

It's just the way that Acrobat renders text on screen

if you print it out it'll be fine

& if you zoom in, in acrobat that effect will dissapear...

Bane of my life is acrobat... well anything to do with computers really :argh:

I think my watch has stopped :whistle:

Hi, yes we've got the poster in a hi res A4 PDF format too,

which you should be able to print if you've got Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Let me know if you want it & I'll wizz it off to you

(take some of the pressure off Jack) :-D

The sad thing is, is that whilst the war was on, they (UK studios), made some corking war films... admittedly most were 'safe' themselves or with a great dollop of propaganda... but they were prolific and actually, occasionally churned out some good stuff. Check out 'Went the Day Well', an excellent film (& clearly where The Eagle Has Landed came from) & given the time it was released, quite chilling.

The war gave the film industry a real sense of purpose & to a point responsability = entertain, uplift, inform/misinform etc which now it seems to lack. The pressure to perform (financially) seems to nail most projects now before they get off the ground unless they have 'mass' appeal, which sadly stories about wars of the past, have lost, to the appeal of celebrity or CGI. :roll: