No105_Archie
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He always seemed to be a very modest , fine fellow. God Bless Him
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clear and cool.....autumn will soon start up here
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Farking bastages !!
.....how could he possibly be better than the superior Europeans........therefore he must be cheating ...The cycle racing aristocrats will then do anything to "prove" that.It's like in the early 60s the Euro rally aristocrats could not understand how Mini Coopers could possibly be beating the "superior" cars from France and Germany so they did evryting to try to prove that the Minis were "cheating" finally in 1966 ..after the minis took first second and third place in thge Monto Carlo rally...the Euros decided that the Mini headlamps did not dim in the right way ( they were left hand drive ) so therfore the Mnis were "cheating" and were disqualified....the French then 'won' the rally championship
This stuff is BIG business in Europe and the "powers that be" don't like to be embarrased
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This is not surprising. The statistic that 70-% of GM vehicles are made outside of the US should not come as any surprise or issue at all. GM is quite big in Europe ( Opel, Vauxhall) and Australia ( Holden ) and South America. I would say that there are more Fords sold outside the US than inside as well. The Ford Focus and Ranger are built and sold all over the world. Fiat now own Chrysler and Tatta Motors or India owns Jaguar for heaven's sake.
On the other side of the coin I have two cousins in Ohio ..one workds for Honda in a huge plant outside Urbana where thay build Hondas for the US and Japanese markets......yup the famous Honda "Japanese quality" is made in the US
The disturbing bit about GM would be the partneship with the SAIC using US Gov't funds.
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cloudy and cool 15C chance of showers..off to church
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always great stuff ...thanks Donster
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excellent verison....had not seen this vid before
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don't fark with our national guard .....ore they'll take over you swimming pool
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rain drizzle fog......calm and cool....a break from all the hot dry weather
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this is seriously bizarre
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still alive...still can't post from work
still enjoy the site especially "this day in WW2" and those great adverts hello to all
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I won't be watching this ...unless it comes out on late night TV and I'm drunk
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Agreed with Og and Maine about the need to use overwhelming force and that war is never "nice".
I also agree that Britain and the British people were for a time
. There have been endless debates and alternate histories about what would have happened if England had "rolled over" to Hitler. No one will ever know how that would have played out.....but I do know this .......I thank God for the resolve and fortitude of Britain and the Commonwealth in those dark days.all that was left between liberty and tyranny. -
excellent stuff
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dandy summer day ..27 and clear with a nice SW breeze
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Stag: you are well up there alright.....our mates are just NE of London ( Ingatstone) and way down in Plymouth. On another trip if we head north I'll give you a shout.
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cloudy and cool here..very nice . It's a civic holiday so I can post from home
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hope you had a good one old man....where are you located in "the Mother country" I'm heading over on a holiday in September and maybe we could have pint if I'm anywhere near you.
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It's a very plausible story ...The Churchill is quite wide with a mostly sandy bottom and a slow current. Big freighers go into Goose Bay all teh time. Ther are also a couple of abandoned German WW2 weather stations on the Labrador coast...so the KM was very familiar with the area.
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I have a Boer War vintage (1898) Martini Henry rifle ...it's a big bore so .577 sound right. It's not in "bad shape" but certainly not able to be fired ( even if there was ammo around )
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Nice rifle. I had a war surplus one for years and used it to hunt moose.......I also fired many hundreds of rounds from Lee- Enfields that were rebored to a .22 cal when I was a range instuctor for cadets......many moons ago
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A few of the 105 guys are flying an A-10 Warthog sim I think. My X-45 gathers dust in the corner. Don't even have a flight sim on my PC anymore
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beeee you tifful summer day...... clear blue sky ......nice sw breeze and 26C ( that's about 79 in the old fashioned scale
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.....how could he possibly be better than the superior Europeans........therefore he must be cheating ...The cycle racing aristocrats will then do anything to "prove" that.
still enjoy the site especially "this day in WW2" and those great adverts 
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Rise and Shine, Cupcakes!
in Ready Room
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cupcakes ?? cupcakes ...who has cupcakes this hour of the morning
off to church