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LegersV007 Posted Jun 4, 2003
* see that noone would support his decision jumps into an Austin Martin and follows Questers*
I got you back side coveres my friend, Lets show 'em Frenchies what a real huntin' is.
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Red (and a bit grey) Dog Posted Jun 4, 2003
*in the distance high above Calais watching the elite of the Chaps Club approach his position*
~radio~
cccrrkkkkshhhh ..... this way Chaps ..... follow the trail of the broken cloches, the burnt out citroens and the .... skkweerrrrl .... the Frenchies are up to their necks in merde now ..... rrrssshhhhh
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Yes,I am the Lady Lowena!Get with the programme... Posted Jun 5, 2003
Croissants and brioches! I thought it was a Cc trip to the bally hypermarkets! Nobody said anything about the need for arms! Redders i may need some help here m'aidez..m'aidez.
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Ek* this space intentionally left blank *ki Posted Jun 5, 2003
Keep yer knickers on Popsy, old girl ... Ekkers here to the rescue ...
Take that French bed wetting types ... and that you sons of an all round rotter ...
Tell you what, these lily-livered, onion chomping, garlic-odoured Jacques wouldn't know a good thing if it slapped them in the face with a baguette screaming "I'm a bally good thing and all round good egg" ...
H'zar ...
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Lurcher Posted Jun 5, 2003
Tunnel vision, that`s their problem, or one of `em.
And it aint Channel Tunnel vision either!
A dose of cold steel is what they need..they don`t like it up `em, y`know..
HAW HAW HAW......
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LegersV007 Posted Jun 5, 2003
Redders, what would ya say if we'll get 'em in a ring like the damn sheep that they are? They won't understan the fact that they'll be trapped, circle involves too much thinking for them, what.
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? Posted Jun 6, 2003
I say Leggers how do you propose to attack the blooming frogs in that Aston-Martin, eh? Be a good Chap and jump into a Hurri or a Spit, eh? Not a moment to loose, there's a good fellow! hip! hip!
Q, kg
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LegersV007 Posted Jun 6, 2003
Hurri will do the job I guess.
*jumps into one and with screetching tires take off"
What a fabulos machine. Even has a bar in it. A little MacLurcher won't make it worse
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Red (and a bit grey) Dog Posted Jun 6, 2003
~over the Chaps Club radio~
Spitter to Swallows, spitter to swallows ..... acknowledge please.
Good news from Calais Chaps. Bally Frenchie sortied his crap crates bout five minutes ago several of them we sent straight down into the how's-your-father.
Sadly namby-pamby Frenchie kite jockeys have bang seats and silk brollies. Good pickings on your way in over.
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Ek* this space intentionally left blank *ki Posted Jun 9, 2003
Top hole, Redders old man.
Got a little close to being jumped by some dratted hun in his beastly one-one-oh ... I could smell the bratwurst and sauerkraut but couldn't see the chap ... hung from my staps for a moment or two, playing dead if you will - Fritz flew on past and I gave him what for ... bit of him are scattered over Reims ... only hope he doesn't go tarnishing the champagne crop ...
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LegersV007 Posted Jun 9, 2003
Ekki be more careful dear chap. Frits are good warriors when such are needed.
I'm catching on to some Frenchie on a moped, what. Should I just run him over, fellows?
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Red (and a bit grey) Dog Posted Jun 9, 2003
cccrrrkkkshhh ..... run him over twice to be quite sure Legers .... sssrrchhhhhh
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? Posted Jun 9, 2003
Leggers, you're supposed to fly a Hurricane not run it along the ground, eh? It can get bally awkward, especially if you plan on crossing the Channel, what!?
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Ek* this space intentionally left blank *ki Posted Jun 10, 2003
And they don't corner that well either ...
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Red (and a bit grey) Dog Posted Jun 10, 2003
Not really a typical Chap type of transport at all really. Kind of thing you'd expect Fred Hog to come into work on.
*frowns*
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Lurcher Posted Jun 10, 2003
You could always try a tank, Leggers, plenty of room for error with one of them.
Got to be the right one though, non of yer modern rubbish, full of doodad gimmicks like the Shermans and Churchills. You need one of them Dreadnought thingies, like an oblong sort of tilted over.
Basic mayhem, that`s what you need....
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? Posted Jun 10, 2003
As we were informed, falsely, I am inclined to believe, by Will Shakespeare, as he curried favor with ER I, Richard III, lost his kingdom for want of horse.
So, my dear Legers, you wouldn't want to be similarly and thusly, falsely defamed now, would you, what?!
No, I should think not!
Come along now. Good man!
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LegersV007 Posted Jun 10, 2003
I agree with you all my friends. It will be hard to run him over with the Hurry. I willl wait until he comes to an open spot and gaive him a taste of my wing. I believe that would be a better idea.
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LegersV007 Posted Jun 10, 2003
I agree with you all my friends. It will be hard to run him over with the Hurry. I willl wait until he comes to an open spot and gaive him a taste of my wing. I believe that would be a better idea.
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Red (and a bit grey) Dog Posted Jun 10, 2003
Seems a shame to have a splendid mount like the Hurrricane earthbound old chap. Have you considered the alternatives ..... like um ..... taking orf into the wild blue yonder, what.
Your choice old boy but it's a rum do when we're all up here and you're down there with the hoi polloi !
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