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Funnily enough, I've heard some stories concerning FMJ that shows you don't need a lot of money to make a classic............................. :rolleyes:

Great looking blue one! Well done!

Nah, the shirt's not loud enough!

Best wishes Doc, Happy Birthday! :D

Really nice! Congrats! :D

Not good!

That is really nice! You are definately the world's number 1 when it comes to customising the Sub-com! :D

Good one! :cool:

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Priceless Doc, absolutely priceless..................................... :D :D

I love that "0n edge" pic! That is a "fat Byrd"............................surprising :)

AAAAaaarrrggggghhhhh!!!!!!! :mad: :mad: :mad: I'm afraid that's just how I feel! :eek: So far 42 hours in the last 3 days on duty! Got another 14+ hour shift starting in 7 hours time. I'm tired, irritable and have "chores" backing up all the time.............................. I shouldn't e...

Excellent!! :D

Ken,

I'm also sure that the change in sheaths brought about the dropping of the chain. However, some people can get a little funny about things like this, so what about a trip to B&Q?

Hope you are well, I'll be in touch!

Regards,

Simon.

Many thanks for your words of support! :D

Well, two months smoke free! :D Believe me, there are some in my social circle that never believed I would get passed two days never mind two months! ;) In fact, it's nine weeks today. Some may remember that at the one month stage, I managed to acquire two pieces of Tobacco Replacement Therapy from ...

The email below was posted on another forum. It is self explanatory. However, it has been suggested the vile thief who this, may have to look to other parts of the world in order to profit from his/her theft. Please add this to any other forums you might frequent..................... Friends, Some m...

UK Penknife, light green scales! What the model should've been called - The Limey!! :D

A PE Executive an a Mariner in the older models. But, there are just too many of today's models that need adding to the collection!

Thanks Ferreter! It seems the story is taking on more substance with more feedback from the internationals. I have read the Russians and English always wanted diesel engines if possible, but you know, you take what you can get. Based on what Ferreter has said it appears that Ronson was/is a company...

I believed that it was American troops that gave the Ronson nickname to their own armour. As for the name tommy, I have only ever heard it used for the Brits. The full version Tommy Atkins, was used to describe an article, piece of kit or an idea that was supposed to be a "fit all". Second...

USAF, inmate or gangbanger, either way Dennis Tueller's/Massad Ayoob's rule is the one to bear in mind!!! :eek: