F.A.B.

HawkerHart · Post by **HawkerHart** » 29 Sep 2010, 00:30

Don't know why, but these remind me of Thunderbirds

The puppet variety, that is

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-11432319

steelsporran · Post by **steelsporran** » 29 Sep 2010, 01:58

And the BBC employs puppets on its item. Quote: "flying boats... they can also land on water"

Who'd have guessed.

paulsl · Post by **paulsl** » 29 Sep 2010, 11:07

Sorry, I'm having a senior moment. After the recent nostalgia and memory posts can someone please enlighten me on what F.A.B. stands for. It's been bugging me for a while, even though I can remember watching Thunderbirds when it was 'new'.

Post by **Garry Russell** » 29 Sep 2010, 11:15

I read recently that it was just their radio speak and didn't actually stand for anything.

I use to watch TB but was never aware of a meaning

In the Sixties the expression "fab" was used to describe many things,(a bit like awesome is used nowadays) so I guess it was just an expression riding on the back of "the time".

Someone may have decided more recently that it stood for something but the guy who said it didn't was Gerry Anderson himself.

jonesey2k · Post by **jonesey2k** » 29 Sep 2010, 12:35

Hardly anything new, the Russians have been playing with Ekranoplans for god knows how long.

Classic British Flight Sim

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