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Yay! I expect regurgitated content from elsewhere, guest writers (rather guest copy-pasters), recommendations for sponsored events, not-so-subtly camouflaged product placements, and lots and lots of bolx.
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Fire up the Green Goddess (if there's any left - I think we sent the last one to Ukraine).
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Well one can't say the army isn't efficient, but I hope you reach a settlement soon!
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Join the Army!
See the Wor^C^C Blogger Post screen! |
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The 'big lake that doesn't have a name' is the Heathrow Eastern Balancing Reservoir. It takes water run-off from Heathrow Airport and retains the contaminated water containing de-icer allowing the chemicals to be broken down before discharging into the River Crane.
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Very Good, all in order, carry on about your duties.
NB: The sort of exhibit that you could see at Firepower can also be seen at other military museums around the country. A good (if out of the way) option would be Muckleburgh Collection on the site of RAF Weybourne in North Norfolk (accessible by bus from Sheringham). |
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The Army seems to be doing a pretty good job at providing a Diamond Geezer-style service. I suspect they've had rigorous and gruelling training to prepare them for the task in hand.
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+1 for Muckleburgh Collection
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Fairly sure there used to be a similar 'marching' sign at Biggin Hill, although I remember it as a wordy sign with no exclamation mark. Can't now see it on Streetview, though.
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Are we, as hardworking readers, also allowed to strike ?
I hereby give notice that I'm striking from reading diamond geezer tomorrow. |
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It's a three-pronged attack. Subliminal, liminal, and superliminal.
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I love this. It could be turned into a great sitcom along the lines of 'Allo, 'Allo, where soldiers are brought into all sorts of situations where they don't quite know what they're doing.
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