Classic British Flight Sim

A bit before my time, being born in '86 but I recognise a few

Garry Russell wrote:Quite right Kevin

A Marathon is a Marathon who can pronounce snickers anyway without it sounding stupid. :huf:

Garry

Exactly!

And what is a 'Snicker' anyway? :think:

Cheers

Kevin

Funny that DaveB wouldnt have taken you for a Philliesound person

Lots of good music back there between 71-77

Leif

Kevin Farnell wrote:American footballer.

What American footballer? Looked quite British to me.

Chris

Kevin meant "American Football" as opposed to Football - one
being Rugby for wuss's and the other 11 chavs chasing a round
ball around for 90 minutes


From a Warrington supporter

Don't worry Jonesey you're not alone!
I was born in '87 but some of the names were familiar.

Cheers,

VEGAS wrote:I had a drunken caper one night, myself and a few others were wandering the streets on our way home, rather worse for wear, dropping bits of doner kebab meat and shouting "JIF NOT CIF! JIF NOT CIF!".. Ahem :redface:

Now I am worried Eddie, that wasnt all so very long ago was it? 4 years tops?

TobyV wrote:

VEGAS wrote:I had a drunken caper one night, myself and a few others were wandering the streets on our way home, rather worse for wear, dropping bits of doner kebab meat and shouting "JIF NOT CIF! JIF NOT CIF!".. Ahem :redface:

Now I am worried Eddie, that wasnt all so very long ago was it? 4 years tops?

You know what they say, even nostalgia isn't what it used to be!

AndyG

Kevin Farnell wrote:I was thinking 'I remember all of these', but was thrown by the south eastern train, and American footballer.

A little investigation has revealed that the NFL set up an American Football team in London for a while (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Monarchs) but it didnt really work out so they moved to Berlin.

As for the train, I can answer you that being from that part of the world. After privatisation, the old Network SouthEast was broken up into various franchises, two of which, SouthCentral and SouthEast (the latter of which operated in Kent and the easternmost parts of East Sussex) were first operated by french company Connex. Connex gained the distinction of being the poorest performing rail franchisee in the country and (I think) were the first to be stripped of their franchises. I think it would have been more appropriate to have put an NSE train in there, but hey.

Kevin Farnell wrote:

Garry Russell wrote:Quite right Kevin

A Marathon is a Marathon who can pronounce snickers anyway without it sounding stupid. :huf:

Garry

Exactly!

And what is a 'Snicker' anyway? :think:

Cheers

Kevin

Thing is when it was called Marathon you asked for a Mrathon and you got a bar of chocolate with no confusion with the running race or the Greek city.

They knew what you meant


I find I ask for a Snickers bar as if to make it clear :think:

Probably because as you say Kevin........what on earth does it mean.



Garry