Caption Competition Mk IV
Run off with that tart from the Fox and Hounds will he?. Let's see the look on his face when he tries to put the brakes on next landing!
Using the manufacturer's supplied tool set, namely a screwdriver and a pair of pliers, and after completing step one - "First, remove the fuselage" - Daisy moves on to step two - "Checking the tyre pressures" - as outlined in the Owner's Handbook.
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I was the perfect job for a one-legged apprentice
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At Hucclecote, fitter May West hits on a great idea for a buoyancy aid...
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I'm assuming the yellow paint is because it's a training rig and painted to identify it as such
That was a question not a caption entry btw
That was a question not a caption entry btw
Rumour is that Doris was screwing one of the big wheels.
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She did some groundbreaking research, but unfortunately the technology of the time was just not advanced enough to make the VTOL project a success
"Remooooove the supports!", cried the man who was so wise in the ways of Science.
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Poor Doris has never lived down the day she saw the partially obscured oversprayed wheel decal reading Blow Me up to 35PSI and acted accordingly.
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Doris was famed throughout the plant for her rim jobs.
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Rosie was in the prim'er of her life.
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Rosie found 1945 was a particularly Goodyear for her wheel work.