Classic British Flight Sim

Recently adopted an abandonned lamb, so I have finally joined the ranks of the sheep graziers.
The little bu66er is hard to catch.
I don't know how guys manage to get their wood rasps across the knees of thousands.

Is there an emoticon for something going waaay over ones head?

Hows about

Vancouver wrote: Is there an emoticon for something going waaay over ones head?

Dave Booker usually just spells it out for me.

Although, as of late, he's been completely mum.



Mum
Like not

I got these ages ago in a Mark Beaumont repaint for Marcel Kuhnt's BN-2...Kenyan Wildlife Service, I think it was. Haven't seen it around the 'Net for years.
MikeW

Vancouver wrote: Is there an emoticon for something going waaay over ones head?

Sorry, Alex:
A grazed knee comes from moving contact with an abrasive surface; remember when you fell off your bike as a kid?
A wood rasp is a hand held abrasive surface; applying to sheep knees, makes you a "grazier."
Happy to answer any other questions, I'm like that.
I get the feeling that you won't like my later post - "Baaaaa-lderdash!"

Dave Booker usually just spells it out for me.

Although, as of late, he's been completely mum.

Sri Joe.. it went straight over my head too. English I'm ok with.. this is a different language altogether

ATB
DaveB

A different language........Like SRI........? wot's that, short for ye olde Colombo?
and calling a Dad "Mum"?

¿Que?

......

1. As in Sri Lanka, (it's not in the USA, you'll need to turn your globe round a bit. RP7, CR557 or WD40 should free up those rusted-in-place bearings)
2. Dad Dave is keeping "mum". In some parts of the world they call them "mom".[even some parts of Britain if I can trust the posts here, or is that just the US spellchecker kicking in?]
I KNEW that Baaaaa-lderdash would sink like a stone.