Thanks in advance,
Anne Powell
***remove the ANTISPAM in my e-mail address***
Iain,
NI
Anne Powell <apowell...@softhome.net> wrote in message
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where is it based? diff places diff local terminology.
whats the story? relevant to the accuracy of your potrayal.
Wil
>where is it based? diff places diff local terminology.
>whats the story? relevant to the accuracy of your potrayal.
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As you'll understand, I'm not about to give the story away :-)
But an important part would be in a military hospital, anyway.
Thanks in advance for any help...
Anne
Get in touch.
Barry
Anne Powell <apowell...@softhome.net> wrote in message
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Egg Banjo Supreme
Slice of bread coated with brown sauce,
Place on top a freshly fried egg,
Place on top of that some thinly sliced cheese,
Top this with a slice of bread, fried on one side, fried side on top of the
cheese.
Bob
I believe it's called a banjo because if you bite into it the yolk can
scoosh out and down the front of your unifrom. The resultant frantic
rubbing to clear off the mess resembles that of a demented banjo player.
Think about it.
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Bob Spowart <B...@rspowart.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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You forgot the two black oily hand prints------one on either slice!
TQ
Glyn Davies <glyn.d...@virgin.net> wrote in message
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Sounds resonable to me LOL
TQ
That's a Scotland Yard sandwich. Slightly different ;-)
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Aaahhhh!!! OMD-215, a great flavour enhancer <grin>
and the crunchie (ooopppsss, wrong word from a REME
direct adult entrant! should be grotty(spit :-ş )), bits off of your
overalls!
Jock
ex-blackie
TQ
432 pack changing - pah. I blow my nose at you. The best Scotland Yard
sandwiches were aquired from changing the now defunct Leyland 650 pack
(opposed piston, compression ignition) on Chieftains up to MkV before the
Sundance 850 packs came in. Who dares do the triflex coupling when one of
them brutes has filled the hull with loverly thick goey gunge after chucking
a couple of pistons out the top against the 'tee' piece.
Only advantage to getting in there was you got your 1/2 inch -7/16 spanner
and combination tools out from under the gearbox. (previously lost doing
brake pads and other upside down jobs). And don't even think about telling
me we should have tied them to our wrists with the drawstrings from our
overalls. They had all been used, lost, caught in washing machines or
simply worn out trying to keep bloody spanners tied to our wrists.
:-)
Glyn
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