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"Right we'll just get this one bedded in and then I want to put a row of English Electric Lightnings in the bed over there against the wall. They will look lovely when they bloom in the spring"

"I don't care if it IS you Harry, Get up for your Grandmother!"

Thanks Eddie, ok have a go with this one..

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That's quite an old photo - that cat now weighs about 20 lbs and both those displays have long since been retired. My "office" has been moved to the next room and lots of other changes, but that clock is still beside me and still set for UTC.

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Oh Hi I just came to fix ur fraps!, I eated your mouse cos you were headed for a Catastrophe! It should be purrfect now! if not give me a call and we'll get back to you......eventually! (if you want instant gratification you should have called a Dog!)

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"I am approved for all CAT III operations"

 

I've been expecting that one, Brett. I'm surprised it took so long. Since the captions are rolling in fairly quickly we'll keep this one going for another couple of days.

 

To level the playing field, the cat's name is Sherlock. Mutley's response is better knowing that.

 

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This one goes to dodgy alan for...

 

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Oh Hi I just came to fix ur fraps!, I eated your mouse cos you were headed for a Catastrophe! It should be purrfect now! if not give me a call and we'll get back to you......eventually! (if you want instant gratification you should have called a Dog!)

 

He obviously understands the primary difference between cats and dogs - you own dogs - you feed cats.

 

I have to give Mutley a very close second. He knows the cat personally and knowing his name (Sherlock) gave him some insight into a purr-fectly good response. I liked his Siamese cat smiley too.

 

Take it away Alan...

 

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Boeing's new Glider is secretly captured by intrepid photographer!

An undisclosed representative for the Aviation Giant told our news-team "The concept of an operational 747 being used as a Glider is not something I should really talk about at the moment, but the nacelles could be considered as additional fuel tanks to supply the 'Tug-Plane'. The aim is to return to the day's of flight where a journey was a lifetime adventure and if this idea 'get's off the ground' then a journey should just about take a lifetime!

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Am I missing something here?

Boeing's new Glider is secretly captured by intrepid photographer!

An undisclosed representative for the Aviation Giant told our news-team "The concept of an operational 747 being used as a Glider is not something I should really talk about at the moment, but the nacelles could be considered as additional fuel tanks to supply the 'Tug-Plane'. The aim is to return to the day's of flight where a journey was a lifetime adventure and if this idea 'get's off the ground' then a journey should just about take a lifetime!

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Got three (if that's allowed!):

"Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to England, the time is 12 noon British Summer Time. I hope you had a pleasant flight."

"The retirement spray from the firefighters was overly enthusiastic this time, and the groundstaff were not pleased."

"Remind anyone of Laker Airlines?"

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