Silhouette challenge
Nicely done Ken.
I saw your response earlier, but I seem to have a computer problem.
The Prune admininistrators simply asked me if I had access to another computer.
I can only log on to the thread if I go back about six pages, and even then I have discovered that I can post with my green light off!
Anyway, it's all yours mate.
I saw your response earlier, but I seem to have a computer problem.
The Prune admininistrators simply asked me if I had access to another computer.
I can only log on to the thread if I go back about six pages, and even then I have discovered that I can post with my green light off!
Anyway, it's all yours mate.
Mean't to say, did you realise the Saab Scandia had been on WC before?
Saab 105 17
16 October 2005 Saab 105
88 1753
3 June 2007 SAAB 340
144 2868 27 November 2008 SAAB 91 Safir
126 2514 31 August 2008 Saab Draken
40 788
24 February 2007 SAAB J-29 Tunnan
119 2374
1 August 2007 SAAB J32 Lansen
3 50 31 October 2007 SAAB JA37 Viggen 144
4 May 2006 SAAB Viggen Turbulence Simulator
It is in Silhouette Challenge...
Saab 105 (SK60) 60 1181
21/12/2008 SAAB 18A 494 9880
15/06/2010 SAAB 201-202, a modified 91A Safir 362 7223 Yes 18/03/2010 SAAB 210 166 3317
21/09/2009 SAAB 90 32 622
10/09/2008 SAAB A 36, aka "Projekt 1300" 143 2845
21/08/2009 SAAB J-27 (L-27) fighter 236 4707
30/11/2009 SAAB Scandia 5 92
30/06/2008 SAAB Viggen
Saab 105 (SK60) 60 1181
21/12/2008 SAAB 18A 494 9880
15/06/2010 SAAB 201-202, a modified 91A Safir 362 7223 Yes 18/03/2010 SAAB 210 166 3317
21/09/2009 SAAB 90 32 622
10/09/2008 SAAB A 36, aka "Projekt 1300" 143 2845
21/08/2009 SAAB J-27 (L-27) fighter 236 4707
30/11/2009 SAAB Scandia 5 92
30/06/2008 SAAB Viggen
A Pom at Australian Customs
A Pom, fresh off the plane at Sydney airport, is trying to negotiate Australian customs. Finally, when it's his turn to get his passport stamped, the customs officer starts rattling off the usual questions:
C.O. - How long do you intend to stay?
POM - 1 week.
C.O. - What is the nature of this trip?
POM - Business.
C.O. - Do you have any past criminal convictions?
POM - I didn't think we still needed to!
A Pom, fresh off the plane at Sydney airport, is trying to negotiate Australian customs. Finally, when it's his turn to get his passport stamped, the customs officer starts rattling off the usual questions:
C.O. - How long do you intend to stay?
POM - 1 week.
C.O. - What is the nature of this trip?
POM - Business.
C.O. - Do you have any past criminal convictions?
POM - I didn't think we still needed to!
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Thanks David....thought you had gone to that restaurant again! 
I'm about to hit the hay guys, so here's a slightly unusual one for you:
Needless to say it was a project!
Night night....
I'm about to hit the hay guys, so here's a slightly unusual one for you:
Needless to say it was a project!
Night night....
Time to sort him out 
Section 5, Paragraph 2..."Rule 303"...and I quote...
"Any member who deviates from black or has a lack of black (remember when his were transparent! 
) in their silhouettes has performed an act of Silhouette blasphemy punishable by death, preferably by stoning in a busy street in Bournemouth."
) in their silhouettes has performed an act of Silhouette blasphemy punishable by death, preferably by stoning in a busy street in Bournemouth."
Oh, you're right....I knew I saw it somewhere...too many aircraft/too many lists!!
Any member of Silhouette challenge who attempts to scare another member into thinking he has early dementia is to be stoned in a busy intersection of their choice...
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This may answer some questions....but there again it will probably raise some more. No its not designed by Messrs Heath and Robinson! Definitely not a DARPA project and no hint of a jet engine
