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GWARS would you?

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monobrow said:
remember posting this one a while back, so i guess putting it back in it's rightful place!

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Well done. I can't remeber what I had for dinner last night so I have no idea how you managed to remember all those letters and numbers.:PDT_Xtremez_30:

Did you have some sort of handy mnemomic?
 
TrenchardsLoveSock said:
Well done. I can't remeber what I had for dinner last night so I have no idea how you managed to remember all those letters and numbers.:PDT_Xtremez_30:

Did you have some sort of handy mnemomic?
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Yup, copy and paste and made a right fookin hash of it, go back a page matey!!!
 
gemarriott said:
I arsolamio is to be believed his Mum is a fit GWAR well at least Kevin better known as our very own Penguin sucks thought so when he dipped his wick.

seems she wants him back as well as the money he owes in child support:PDT_Xtremez_31: :PDT_Xtremez_31:
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She is fit my mum but she's not a GWAR you c0ck she's ginger

And why did you order a VW Glove you could have got a Saxo like mine and my Dads

And you better stop taking the mickey out of my mum and dad or I'll get my uncles on you - fcuking Marrionette isn't that some kind of a puppet?
 
Mmm Kari Byron, I never knew a gwar science chick could look so tasty. I think I'm just about to have a moment!




Yup thats it I'm spent.
 
arsolamio said:
She is fit my mum but she's not a GWAR you c0ck she's ginger

And why did you order a VW Glove you could have got a Saxo like mine and my Dads

And you better stop taking the mickey out of my mum and dad or I'll get my uncles on you - fcuking Marrionette isn't that some kind of a puppet?
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Yup no doubt about it arsoleioloio you are Kevin's little boy alright even the crap speliing is creeping in. I've ordered a GOLF not a glove dickhead! and your Ma is a GWAR and your dad as ginger as a mcvities nut.

Now do one!::P:
 
Thought I would resurrect this one as its been a bit quiet lately. Just a few pictures for you to ponder.
 

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correct. Gwars have no place in society, and should not be discussed openly on a forum. I have been a bit sick in my mouth.
 
Red-Rock said:
Or was this the sort of growler you were on about??
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The Avro Shackleton was a Royal Air Force long-range patrol bomber developed from the Avro Lincoln bomber with a new fuselage. It was originally used primarily in the anti-submarine warfare (ASW) and maritime patrol aircraft (MPA) roles, and was later adapted for airborne early warning (AEW), search and rescue (SAR) and other roles from 1951 until 1990. It also served in the South African Air Force from 1957 to 1984. The design is named after the polar explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton.

The aircraft was designed by Roy Chadwick as the Avro Type 696. It was clearly based on the successful wartime Avro Lancaster bomber, one of Chadwick's designs and the Lancaster derivative the Avro Lincoln, which was the then current ASW aircraft. The design took the Lincoln's wings and landing gear and mated them with a new fuselage. The engines were Rolls-Royce Griffons with 13 feet (4 m) contra-rotating propellors, creating a distinctive engine noise and adding high-tone deafness to the hazards of the pilots. The first test flight was in March 1949 and front-line aircraft were delivered to Coastal Command in April 1951 and had their operational debut during the Suez Crisis. In the ASW role, the Shackleton carried both types of sonobuoy, ESM, an Autolycus (diesel fume detection system) and for a short time an unreliable magnetic anomaly detector (MAD) system. Weapons were nine bombs, or three torpedoes or depth-charges, and 20 mm cannon.
 
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