What happened (long)

To watch, yes

 

So you were convinced by "new" Gordon then?

 

Oddly, not in an official capacity but sort of, yes.

I'm in Manchester week after next - that's when the real fun starts.

 

Conclusive proof that Americans think Americans are stupid.

http://www.geocities.com/madmaximages/
Dialogue bit at the bottom of the page

 

I love 'em. Low flying with a skilled pilot is the canines cojones. My first
really brill experience was is in a Huey with a Vietnam vet at the controls,
flying near the Inner German Border as the Iron Curtain was known at the
time. Twenty-five minutes of sheer terror, 'kin ace.

 

The exhaust clag is wondrously Soviet. Works for a living but really is
a bit shit.

I have pictures of BR locos that look like that a few weeks ex-works.
Someone made the effort to make it look pretty but really were wasting
their time. It makes me all misty eyed.

 

Oh I'm right behind you chum....throwing up into your hood

TBF that would be ok. It's the Robinson 22's that are horrible.

 

The Clique.

 

Gis a shout, then... Maybe get the locals together and go for a curry?

 

Kira! I remember Kira. Boy she could rant with the best of them.

 

TINC

 

Silly bugger!

Glad you're up and about-ish, though.

 

This should put you off then. (I think it'll work, the pics that is)

http://www.my-webpage.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/heli1.jpg
http://www.my-webpage.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/heli2.jpg not sure about line in
pic
http://www.my-webpage.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/heli3.jpg All switches are in the
off position. He swithched them off after impact!!
http://www.my-webpage.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/heli4.jpg Brit sense of humour.

 

Unlikely I'll get away as there's a lot to be done; both morning and
night.

We moan about our lot but who actively tries to change it?

 

Yeah, I thought of that afterwards. Not quick enough see.

'fraid to sleep, me is.

 

Is she still kicking even?

 

I think it was the way his dismounted it which caused more problems
but he's still around, inne?

Also: Post at the bottom.

 

I had a lesson in one, suprisingly sitting on a foam pad in a plastic bubble
at several thousand feet is not terrifying


--
Chris *<

Downhill Good, Uphill BAD!

www.suffolkvikings.org.uk

 

This reads better if you revise the punctuation "Thanks Ace, you've
helped me make up my mind to sell my bike, wife and kids. Very pleased.

Apart from my obvious flippentry I am very glad that Ace survived such a
horrendous accident with little apparent long term damage and will be
able to continue his informative posts.

John

 

Wait a few days and try agin.