Phantoms from the past.

[964ST]

Had a bit of a wierd one today, where I was buying some drinks in a German “trinkmarkt” place, and the other customer (social distancing) a woman Made a hasty escape.
I went outside and she was stood at the boot of my car (with a mask on!) I honestly do not recognize her.
She had a bit of my front number plate holder in her hand, that she claimed had caught on her trousers (I am not CSI but unlikely)
I am my normal self and totally nonchalant, saying it an old car and really I do not give a fuck, my good car is at home.
She is insistant that she gives me her phone number,(just in case I change my mind!) I say NO??

mistake or Vergangenheit?

 

[gaijin]

I recognise all of the words but it seems like they have just been thrown together to make gibbersish

 

[Unremarkable]

I understand the post, but, like 964ST, not the incident.

 

[Roadster280]

 

[par avion]

I honestly do not recognize her

That old excuse. She probably want's your DNA so she can claim for 18 years back payments for child maintenaince.

 

[Daz]

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RAF Saint Athan

 

[Awol]

RAF Saint Athan

RAF Anywhere.

 

[Daz]

RAF Anywhere.

Not in that case, it was Sqn Ldr Guy Pearse last flight......well, it was after he landed

 

[Awol]

You mean sometimes they land?

 

[Daz]

You mean sometimes they land?

I believe, in this case, the tower was most insistent that he did rather than carrying on to Leuchars as originally intended - Some people, no sense of humour

 

[964ST]

That old excuse. She probably want's your DNA so she can claim for 18 years back patments for child maintenaince.

Shit!, as long as I can offset it with a retrospective “Kindergeld” claim with the Germanland facists!

 

[Unremarkable]

I believe, in this case, the tower was most insistent that he did rather than carrying on to Leuchars as originally intended - Some people, no sense of humour

Do we know the pilot's nickname? An old school friend was in the back seat when his pilot did something similar in the 1980s.

 

[964ST]

Do we know the pilot's nickname? An old school friend was in the back seat when his pilot did something similar in the 1980s.

Maverick

 

[AlienFTM]

You mean sometimes they land?

Oh they always land. Sometimes wheels down, in the right place, and the people aboard walk away.

Apparently.

 

[TwoSocksJackson]

Had a bit of a wierd one today, where I was buying some drinks in a German “trinkmarkt” place, and the other customer (social distancing) a woman Made a hasty escape.
I went outside and she was stood at the boot of my car (with a mask on!) I honestly do not recognize her.
She had a bit of my front number plate holder in her hand, that she claimed had caught on her trousers (I am not CSI but unlikely)
I am my normal self and totally nonchalant, saying it an old car and really I do not give a ****, my good car is at home.
She is insistant that she gives me her phone number,(just in case I change my mind!) I say NO??

mistake or Vergangenheit?

Are you really that desperate? I say verlaufen as fast as your steam powered chariot will carry you...

Btw, do you happen to still have the lady in questions phone number? Asking for a friend not myself you understand

 

[velcrostripes]

She's gen .

 

[baldbof]

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Buccaneer crews would be on 100% oxygen and having nose bleeds if they flew that high.

 

[964ST]

If she had “Ron hills” on, I might have recognized her.

 

[rockhoppercrab]

RAF Saint Athan

Sliding between 76 and 77 hangar. Best one was using the lazy runway approaching from Picketstone, we were lookin down on him from our crewroom.

 

[SkippedOnce]

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Or the true 'Phantom of the past', the FH-1.