thieving scum

Stuart Gray wrote

Don't listen to that ignorant ****, what does he know? He doesn't even
know what constitutes a proper sig separator.

 

FFS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

;-)

"I'm a ****"

Stuart

 

Oh, sorry Sir. Won't appen again, promise.

 

I give up. OE wont snip anyway, so I'm not going to put anything in that
will fucking snip.
So there.
<wanders off in huff>
If someone starts complaining about using more thans and less thans, I'll
really hit the bottle. Or pop the cork, as an old dear friend used to
describe it as

Stuart

 

Sometimes a workaround can be better than a fix.

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Oh, FFS !!!!
Neither do I.

Stuart

 

Immersed at the moment in "PQ17".

'Kin 'ell. Whorra ****.
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<Kerching>

Yeah, thanks for that.

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*shrug*

Yes indeed. A valid sigsep is a line containing two dashes and a
space, no other content, and, as is traditional with lines,
ended by a return. I took the return as being implied, but if
spelling it out floats anyone's boat, I'm happy for it to be
spelled out.

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Nigel
() says...

Wossatthen?

<Googles>

Oooh, looks interesting. I recently read "The Peenemunde Raid"
by Martin Middlesbrook, which sort of fast-forwards through that
stuff at the beginning.

Small world- I ordered that from Amazon yesterday. Should be
good.

<Bookmarks>


BTW, was it you that borrowed a book of mine- The Shetland Bus?

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<winces>

It was. I'm a ****.

Do me a favour? Email me your address[1], I'll send it back. Honest.

[1] Addy in headers works.

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Blimey - you guys had it bad down south. I can remember my mum telling me
her Dad had his house bomb proofed for the war when she was a child. He bomb
proofed a first floor room in Murrayfield Road, Edinburgh in his house
because it had a view of the rugby ground. It was a huge building at the
time on Murrayfield Road, but he was a QC and he had a first floor
conservatory built where he could watch the rugby games from. He used to sit
in his chair from his first World War plane, he was a fighter pilot in the
first world war and watched the rugby from there when I was a kid.

Stuart

 

Stuart Gray wrote

I think you have some other problems as well. You see my comments
weren't directed at you but at another iggerent **** altogether.

 

Other problems? Prolly not, at this time of day I'm well wrecked, and
haven't got a clue. And really couldn't give a ****. Ask me in the morning,
where I'm at my cringing best.

Stuart

 

Meant to add, I'm on the first day off of 4 days off in 4 days on , if you
know what I mean, So getting pissed is high on the agenda.

Stuart

 

It worked in the first place so I don't know why you're wasting your
time.

 

That one is *excellent* - especially the bit about Malta and the radar
network.

The germans bombed the **** out of the plotting stations, but the masts
were still operational (because masts are all but bomb-proof).

Panic. What to do? The island was blind.

They were told just to keep transmitting the radar pulses as normal, and
sure enough the Germans continued to be more circumspect about attacks,
and continued to rain bombs on where they thought the plotting and
receiving staions were.

After the war, Jones (I think) had the pleasure of meeting the then
Luftwaffe commander face to face, and the guy's first question was:
"Where the **** (or similar...) did you put your radar receiving and
plotting stations, because we had to knock out the radar and we tried
and tried and tried..."

"Ah, well, you see, you did, actually. But we knew that if we turned off
the transmitters, you'd know we didn't have any radar."

The expression "Doh!" hadn't been invented then, which I always feel is
a pity.

 

I thought ... thinks again and decides not to post

 

Why not. I'm posting this from an SGI Onyx.

 

And I'm the 'gentleman' mentioned, paragraph four in 10.2