

Well said !CookipediaChef wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 5:32 amHear, hear!powerslave wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 12:54 amWhy bother you being on this forum if you think like that.
Thanks to the poster he’s got off his backside and gone down to see them land on a Friday evening.
For people like myself who live hundreds of miles away it’s great seeing what went on down there.
This made me smilepaul1978 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 8:45 amFrist Point Thank you for posting the pictures in the different conditions. I was not there my self as Me and my daughter was at my Mum and dads who live to the west and on both time we have had them circle around us.
Second Point Why Bother is a altitude I cant not stand....Edited
I think the term "historic moment" is a tad over-used these days. In my opinion the arrival of the first batch of F-35s in June would have been a historic moment. This latest batch was just another delivery flight.Supra wrote: ↑Sun Aug 05, 2018 11:56 amThis made me smilepaul1978 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 8:45 amFrist Point Thank you for posting the pictures in the different conditions. I was not there my self as Me and my daughter was at my Mum and dads who live to the west and on both time we have had them circle around us.
Second Point Why Bother is a altitude I cant not stand....Editedwith the reference to the 'high & mighty' attitude of the question "why bother"?
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As with all posts, tweets, texts etc, they are devoid of other clues as to the OP's meaning & often read in a contextual way according to the readers state of well-being. Clearly now explained in my parlance as perhaps 'why shoot Dave in the dark as we're stuck with it for years to come & will no doubt see them in better conditions? ' Counter-argument was that it was another historic moment & good to try if you're there anyway. Well done with your efforts RabAusten![]()
Because they are interesting pics, immortalise a historic occasion and are different to a usual set.
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