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| Topic: Pisces Coffee and Cupcake Shop - part 4 | |
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sory nope. what is this bud of weiser malarky?
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No, I'm not familiar with that. Budweiser, yes, but not the vessel.
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HI Jade..
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sory nope. what is this bud of weiser malarky? Well, bud as in buddy, friend and wieser, as in wise man, so it must be Friend of a clever person! |
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Ok... well that's an old school unlimited hydroplane. Used allison and rolls royce aircraft engines at this time. They now use turbo jet helicopter engines.
That's my uncle... just to change the subject lol |
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i knew a guy once who raced those balsa wood thingies but with much smaller old outboards
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Oh cool, wonder if it's similar to the merlin engine from the spitfire?
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Oh cool, wonder if it's similar to the merlin engine from the spitfire? Yes, very much so.. also think a few of those were used... also my favorite aircraft of all time. |
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And you teased me yesterday about changing the subject, hmph
 
That's a cool looking hydroplane 
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i knew a guy once who raced those balsa wood thingies but with much smaller old outboards Ah yes, a lot of these drivers started out that way. My uncle raced Ski boats on the Niagara in the 60s... SK 401, Chevy Too Much |
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Edited by
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Tue 09/26/17 12:42 PM
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Me too stu, changing the subject again, if you have heard of Duxford Google if not, it's 45 minutes from me. 2 mustangs had a little accident at the weekend, while flying with a b17 both landed ok
my favourite is the mosquito. My father worked on wellingtons during the war. |
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Me too stu, changing the subject again, if you have heard of Duxford Google if not, it's 45 minutes from me. 2 mustangs had a little accident at the weekend, while flying with a b17 both landed ok my favourite is the mosquito. My father worked on wellingtons during the war. I'll have to look that up. My grandfather was one of the first at Molesworth with the 8th Army Air Corp. In 41... |
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Or maybe 42... my memory is shot
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Oh cool stu, my area is covered in old airfields used by the us. We still have Mildenhall and Lakenheath about 40 miles away.
I think Molesworth maybe shut now, but it was one of the cruise missile bases along with greenham common a few years ago. |
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A city called Norwich, about 60 miles from me has a massive library, in it is a huge collection of every thing and wings that were based in East anglia, every reference you can dream of.
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g'night all
and stu the health inspector said you hafta have that plane out of here by morning |
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Have a good night Eric
Nice of you to leave me with the mess 
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stu made the mess not me
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Oh yeah, well he better get back here to help clean it up then
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Pisces: Hi Jade, nice of you to stop by
We're all having tea, would you like some? 
Mikey: Yeah, it's a beer Welcome back
Where the @$%# have you been?
Stu: HI Jade..
Hello, my sweeties.  
It's nice to go into a place where everybody knows your name, like the Cheers bar. And I would love some hot tea. 
Thanks Jade, that was what I was hoping for, a place to hang out and not be limited to the topic. Hot tea sounds good to me too
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