Re: Happy birthday tonymadge(57) sketchy74(39) and jab(26)
Posted: 28 Apr 2013, 05:45
Sorry it is late, but I hope you three had very Happy Birthdays!
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Happy birthday tonymadge(57) sketchy74(39) and jab(26)
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Re: Happy birthday tonymadge(57) sketchy74(39) and jab(26)
Posted: 28 Apr 2013, 05:59
Ooops late here too, hope you all had good ones!
Re: Happy birthday tonymadge(57) sketchy74(39) and jab(26)
Posted: 28 Apr 2013, 06:02
Don't worry Larry...you have a year in Tony's case 
Re: Happy birthday tonymadge(57) sketchy74(39) and jab(26)
Posted: 28 Apr 2013, 10:39
Sorry it's late but I hope you all had a good day. EricT
EricTRe: Happy birthday tonymadge(57) sketchy74(39) and jab(26)
Posted: 28 Apr 2013, 10:48
A treble birthday means trebles all round chaps!
Happy birthday guys,
Nev
Happy birthday guys,
Nev
Re: Happy birthday tonymadge(57) sketchy74(39) and jab(26)
Posted: 28 Apr 2013, 15:47
...I know it's late but...happy triple birthday gents! 
Re: Happy birthday tonymadge(57) sketchy74(39) and jab(26)
Posted: 29 Apr 2013, 03:41
Airspeed wrote:Gentlemen three,
Start your engines! (sorry, bingeings!)
BTW, A little birthday quiz: why was it a good idea to have a boozer on board during WWll?
No attempts.
The answer is: Boozer was the colloquial for a detecting device fitted to RAF bombers, to warn the pilot that his aircraft was on enemy fighter radar. Apparently there was so much radar in German skies, that the warnings became like the boy crying "wolf", so Boozer was often switched off to reduce the distraction of unwanted lights on the instrument panel.