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billyboy 13th August 2018 07:08

Good one Tom. any news on RED 17, Recovery?.
She is missed. when I go to Varley with a problem he throws a jar of Blue Unction at me...LOL

Farmer John 13th August 2018 09:39

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Originally Posted by Engine Serang (Post 17317)
I'm going to tie myself to the wire fence at the airport perimeter and experience the jet blast, sweat.

As your shipmates, we can't allow you to do that. We will tie you to the fence, our knotting skills are superior to yours and we don't want our super strong rope to get all oily.

Varley 13th August 2018 11:54

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Originally Posted by billyboy (Post 17319)
Good one Tom. any news on RED 17, Recovery?.
She is missed. when I go to Varley with a problem he throws a jar of Blue Unction at me...LOL

Unguent. Unguent is what I throw. Here's another jar - see if it's a cure for your f'ing hearing.

However it would be good to have Red back. Perhaps if we told her E-S spends a lot of time back on GD1 these days?

Engine Serang 13th August 2018 12:07

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Originally Posted by Varley (Post 17329)
Perhaps if we told her E-S spends a lot of time back on GD1 these days?

A bloody good idea, it would be as good as a tonic and pep Red up no end. Youse are sort of plumbing the depths without her civilising influence.
But if you put a beggar on horseback...….. And if you fill him full of Delta Foxtrot Capt'n Morgan's best...………...

YM-Mundrabilla 13th August 2018 15:27

Both the crew and animals of the GD do miss Red's civilising influence.

All, plus the garden, are getting out of hand without her. Some of our inoculations are getting out of date too.

Seriously though, I am sure that we all hope that Red is OK and that she will soon rejoin the GD to continue our trip of a lifetime.:wave:

Farmer John 13th August 2018 15:39

Don't worry about the gardens too much, I keep them ticking over. Where do you think all the veg in your Pimms comes from?

Dartskipper 13th August 2018 17:52

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Originally Posted by Engine Serang (Post 17317)
I'm going to tie myself to the wire fence at the airport perimeter and experience the jet blast, sweat. Will also visit the corrugated tin church on the main street, a lovely oasis of calm and cool in Philipsburg. My experience is that the Cloggie part of the island is nicer than the Froggie, heed my advice shipmates.
As a B&W man myself I will defend its toasted sandwiches against all comers and tins of Heinz Pissgetti heated oh the exhausts are gour-met scran at 22.00 hrs.

Fray Bentos meat pies wedged between the rocker covers work too, and Cornish tiddy oggies wrapped in foil can be a treat on a cold winter's day, when you're trying to catch some reluctant channel mackerel.

Engine Serang 13th August 2018 22:34

No rocker covers on this B&W, the water rats have ate them. Inlet valves hard to find but they must be here somewhere, Squeek has a hand in this, or a tail, ring tail.

Tom Alexander 14th August 2018 06:22

I haven't heard from Red since she went away for her R & R. I'll see if I can put a kind word in her ear from you all. :)

billyboy 14th August 2018 14:15

Hmmmm...we seem to be slowing down!..either we are going uphill, scraping the bottom or getting close to Sint Maartin. Best I nip up top with a docking bottle just in case.

billyboy 14th August 2018 14:23

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Originally Posted by Tom Alexander (Post 17371)
I haven't heard from Red since she went away for her R & R. I'll see if I can put a kind word in her ear from you all. :)

Thank you Tom. Please pass on my regards for a speedy recovery.

Tom Alexander 15th August 2018 06:50

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Originally Posted by billyboy (Post 17389)
Hmmmm...we seem to be slowing down!..either we are going uphill, scraping the bottom or getting close to Sint Maartin. Best I nip up top with a docking bottle just in case.

Mr. McC --- please get to the fo'c'stle as we are ready to anchor. Sir William appears to be right on top of it as he is clogging to docking bottom up top with a case of nip bottles ?? Think I should have a little nip myself.:pint: Need to clear the mind !! :jump:

McCloggie 15th August 2018 13:55

Right - Cut-outs mustered at the fo'c'stle ready to let go. await the order from the bridge obviously.

These jets landing over us and just missing the masts and aerials make it difficult to hear what we are supposed to do.

Bridge - Focsle: We have no idea what you are saying as the KLM flight is about to land.

Can you please use the whistle/siren to tell us what to do? One for drop anchor, two for going around again etc.?

McC

Varley 15th August 2018 15:52

I don't think we should interfere with the aeroplanes. Let their captains decide if they are to go round or drop anchor (actually I didn't know they had anchors) anyway I doubt they would hear our Tyfon from down here up there

billyboy 15th August 2018 23:46

Stinks of jet fuel here tom, cant we park about 500 meters to Port?...in front of those nice hotels. I understand there is a landing stage there so we can go ashore in the launch.
Cut outs! make ready the launch please and make sure its fully fueled and oiled!

Let me see now, Grey flanels, white open neck shirt, red Cravat and my world yachting club blazer please Steward.

Tom Alexander 16th August 2018 08:14

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Originally Posted by McCloggie (Post 17417)
Can you please use the whistle/siren to tell us what to do? One for drop anchor, two for going around again etc.? McC


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOBbkGAd598

Sorry fellers -- anchored in Great Bay so we can have a run ashore in Philipsburg, or watch the passengers from the cruise ships sunbathing on the "adults only" decks. :bounce_angel:

billyboy 16th August 2018 09:03

Sounds good to me Tom.

Cor look at her over there!..wouldnt get many of those in a kilo eh!....Must be from uddersfeels heh heh heh. and that topless one is definately a Bristol lass.

Tom Alexander 17th August 2018 06:21

Mr. McCloggie - please go to the marina deck and prepare Sir William's launch for going ashore.

Farmer John, it would be a good idea to post a couple of plastico steward/bartenders at the stainless steel bar there to quench our thirsts. :pint:

Engine Serang 17th August 2018 08:03

Done Philipsburg, visited little blue church and said a few prayers and hummed eternal source of light divine. Reinvigorated and less lethargic I went to the shady pharmacy and purchased a small box of little blue pills ( 1 gross). That , my shipmates, is the power of prayer. Hey bartender or bartenderess pull me a scooner of your best dutch Amstel. God is Goed, zon schijnt, sap stijgt.

Varley 17th August 2018 10:39

I hope E-s isn't smoking any of that schijt. It's against our alcohol policy

I hope the shore party doesn't need the spanker quite yet, my 'pourboire' hasn't yet seen its quid pro quo.

billyboy 17th August 2018 13:03

Blue pills, we dont use them anymore. we take Cialis these days....LOL

McCloggie 17th August 2018 14:52

The cut-outs will indeed prepare the steam launch for a trip ashore.

Cases of Fizz of course, some Pusser's, Brandy for any potential Horses Necks. I will even offer my services as a Dutch translator if required - but I reckon he will manage ok by himself.

Now, what else would he like? Bacon and egg butty on the shovel? As Red is not here, an escort to the local pharmacy to stock up on anything he may need and a watch to keep ES out of the way?

I assure you we will look after Sir W on his run ashore!

McC

Farmer John 17th August 2018 15:56

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Originally Posted by Tom Alexander (Post 17448)
Farmer John, it would be a good idea to post a couple of plastico steward/bartenders at the stainless steel bar there to quench our thirsts. :pint:

They are on permanent standby, worked off their dainty little feet. The only bar with water cooled bottle opener.

billyboy 17th August 2018 22:58

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Originally Posted by McCloggie (Post 17468)
The cut-outs will indeed prepare the steam launch for a trip ashore.

Cases of Fizz of course, some Pusser's, Brandy for any potential Horses Necks. I will even offer my services as a Dutch translator if required - but I reckon he will manage ok by himself.

Now, what else would he like? Bacon and egg butty on the shovel? As Red is not here, an escort to the local pharmacy to stock up on anything he may need and a watch to keep ES out of the way?

I assure you we will look after Sir W on his run ashore!

McC

Ooooooh!....A real Shovel Butty...Yes please!

Tom Alexander 18th August 2018 07:51

After having refreshed myself at the bar I'm off ashore --- Tot ziens!

Tom Alexander 18th August 2018 07:55

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Originally Posted by billyboy (Post 17459)
Blue pills, we dont use them anymore. we take Cialis these days....LOL

And to think I've been using a tongue depressor as a splint strapped on with some electricians tape all this time. :really_mad::really_mad:

Engine Serang 18th August 2018 08:55

Good God, I've been making ice lollies from the tongue depressors in your cabin. In addition to orange and strawberry flavour we now offer Smeg as a new improved offering. Be quick as demand is rising.

Varley 18th August 2018 10:30

That tape better be on your store's list! Tmac's red pencil is always out when it comes to Armaclean, WD 9 and other Lecky stuff. And that's before it gets to the Kremlin. Not, please note, not when it comes to allen bars, shifting keys, fleshlights, ACC40 etc.

(Note I am very good at the game and do not need the remaining 39. Tmac, on the other hand....)

billyboy 18th August 2018 12:14

SSsssh...Tmacs in his den under the plates for a few days attending to a very important matter. Lets not disturb him lads.

billyboy 18th August 2018 13:04

Run ashore
 
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Been shopping and even went to church. Borrowed Tmacs best shirt but dont tell him. Now, wheres the next Bar heh heh heh

Varley 18th August 2018 14:51

Remember to plug that shirt back in before Tmac notices it's gone. They use up batteries faster than an Applewatch on speed.

I think you might brush it down too. You might find a plastico or two stuck to it by the time you've visited a bar or two.

Engine Serang 18th August 2018 15:59

Check the tail, there may be more stuck to it than Varley found.
It really is Buck House quality but Mrs Q should be warned to wear her shades. T can lend her his welding goggles for the afternoon.

Farmer John 18th August 2018 17:48

Merciful heavens... merciful heavens. Is your right foot stuck in a carrier bag?

Farmer John 18th August 2018 17:49

I made a comment, thankfully it seems to have gone astray.

Farmer John 18th August 2018 17:50

Oh no, there it is.

Dartskipper 18th August 2018 18:55

I told Sir William that he shouldn't put his best shirt in the dhoby with the Ensign.:shock:

Farmer John 18th August 2018 21:50

I feel Sir William may have been straining Raspberries through it. And his shirt.

Varley 18th August 2018 23:13

I had thought that noise was from straining at the other end. The colour on the other side would confirm it.

Engine Serang 19th August 2018 12:47

Any more of this nonsense and Tmac will get shirty.

Tom Alexander 20th August 2018 06:35

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Originally Posted by Engine Serang (Post 17523)
Any more of this nonsense and Tmac will get shirty.

Another name for a short shirt is a Cutty Sark. Like the witch Nannie from Robbie Burn's poem "Tam O'Shanter" was was wearing. Can see why Tam was interested. Here's a pic of the figure head of the Cutty Sark:


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