20-01-2021, 10:28 AM
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Half-price coffee and doughnuts down at the Crabshack?If we see an emergency vehicle heading through the village with "Blues and Twos" (lights and siren) we sometimes say something like that, or that someone has collapsed at the till of the local supermarket when they saw the bill.
20-01-2021, 10:44 AM
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Maintenance or repairs perhaps? Having its bottom scraped? Removing barnacles from its bottom? (Both painful and embarrassing, and I should know).Maybe the turbo-encabulator has been experiencing inverse reactive current fluctuations, causing transverse thrust on the epicyclic overdrive torque condenser units.
Either that or they are on a Jolly. Did the sailors bring a bucket and spade with them when they disembarked?
We had a visit from a gert big yellow jellycoptor recently that landed in the local Rec (Recreation Ground/Park) a few hundred metres away. It was one of the local rescue jobbys. Heroes the lot of them.
20-01-2021, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Meg
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They have run aground and are having to be freed ...
Originally Posted by spitfire
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Looks more like a Bayou from here.
Any excuse to hear "Blue Bayou" is a good one.
Originally Posted by spitfire
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Jambalaya for dinner?
20-01-2021, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Fruitcake
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Half-price coffee and doughnuts down at the Crabshack?If we see an emergency vehicle heading through the village with "Blues and Twos" (lights and siren) we sometimes say something like that, or that someone has collapsed at the till of the local supermarket when they saw the bill.
20-01-2021, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by summer
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Are they taking water samples .....or perhaps hunting for Mexicans.
Originally Posted by Meg
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They have run aground and are having to be freed ...
Originally Posted by Silver Tabby
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We had an outbreak of the black helicopters here yesterday - a couple hovering over the two main roads and a couple over the shopping centre.
Originally Posted by Fruitcake
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Maintenance or repairs perhaps? Having its bottom scraped? Removing barnacles from its bottom? (Both painful and embarrassing, and I should know).Maybe the turbo-encabulator has been experiencing inverse reactive current fluctuations, causing transverse thrust on the epicyclic overdrive torque condenser units.
Either that or they are on a Jolly. Did the sailors bring a bucket and spade with them when they disembarked?
We had a visit from a gert big yellow jellycoptor recently that landed in the local Rec (Recreation Ground/Park) a few hundred metres away. It was one of the local rescue jobbys. Heroes the lot of them.
Off topic, but you might want to see a doctor about that condition.
Nifty on the helicopter. Any guess what they were up to?
20-01-2021, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Surfermom
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They do quite a bit of that around here, but the most exciting thing stashed around here is a bottle of vitamins.They look a little more swarthy than tea drinkers, Mags but I could toss them a cookie or two!
Everyone's guessed good, but sadly my mind is blank SF. It stopped working when you said the BIB.
Stuff the reason why the ships there, where are the pictures of the swarthy coast guard crew!
20-01-2021, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Pesta
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Everyone's guessed good, but sadly my mind is blank SF. It stopped working when you said the BIB.Stuff the reason why the ships there, where are the pictures of the swarthy coast guard crew!
Here is some eye candy, Pesta. This crew in the photo had just accomplished a perilous rescue.
20-01-2021, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Surfermom
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Here is some eye candy, Pesta. This crew in the photo had just accomplished a perilous rescue.
Phwaaar SF thanks for that! Well done to them too.
I've saved those gorgeous hunks on my laptop .....
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