Is this a joke? please tell me it is!

I do remember the tales of that related here. Good for some chortles. Maybe something like that will happen in Phoenix. All that heat and overwhelming perfume....

Bill Banaszak, MFE

Unsafe sax, eh? :-P

"Vess Irvine" schreef in bericht news: snipped-for-privacy@corp.supernews.com...

Or what about the brain of Bill "walkin' talkin' rectum" Woodier. that must be reallly bizarre ;-)

The world has long since progressed to a stage that can no longer be adequately described by the word "mad", but in this particular case, there might be a point to it. Anything poreous(sp?) will soak up the smoke. Quite likely, this includes decals. I for one prefer the film those are printed on to be clear, not a deep amber colour. For that reason alone, this might actually be something worth taking note of. If you're planning to use aftermarket decals, this is less relevant.

Rob

How about the grannies that take a bath in the perfume that they bought from Woolworth's for $1.98 a gallon?

-- John The history of things that didn't happen has never been written. . - - - Henry Kissinger

it's an ill woodwind no one blows well?

public flogging.

I've always thought that if you've got something that stinks sooo bad that it takes a gallon of perfume or cologne to cover the smell...well maybe it's time to get that thing looked at!

Doug Wagner

I think they just went scent deaf.......kinda beat their sniffers into it.....

Colourful metaphors?

Bill Banaszak, MFE

That's what I was told.

Bill Banaszak, MFE

Phoenix? Me? uh, no. I'm financially embarrassed at the present time.

Bill Banaszak, MFE

The reason that human males have been using the "finger test" for time inmemorial. !!

"Only a Gentleman can insult me, and a true Gentleman never will..."

at least no person from porlock to interrupt my dreams. (damn, that one's obscure even for me.)

yes, we understand. no one out there help a matchbox addict?

i am a smoker, been one for the past 40 yrs. or so.. dont smoke in the house.. when my mother died and we had to clean up and sell her house(she was a smoker).. all the cups, saucers, dishes in the cabinets had a yellow tinge to them... they all had the smoke odor on them.. the same for every piece of curtain, couche, bedding, clothes, even the carpet had a smell to it.. the house was real clean, just had this smell.. after throwing away and giving away all of the stuff that no one wanted we had to get a carpet company to come in and go over the carpets with a shampoo and then have the drapes cleaned along with the glass in the windows..... me being a smoker could not still smell the smoke, but the realator who was a non smoker said she could smell it as soon as the door opened???? we sold the house in one week....at a fair price... guess the buyer either was a smoker or had a cold???

he 111, 'nother beaufighter. wanna do an all black.

Watcha lookin' fer?

Bill Banaszak, MFE

No 111s. I don't think there's a Matchbox Beau. There is an Airfix version of the TF.X. I'll put checking on Beaus on my to-do list.

The June SAMi has a D-Day article with MB-T (NZ950?) in profile with stripes. There's also a Havoc photo with very un-neatly painted stripes for those of us who are way too tidy.

Bill Banaszak, MFE