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JimmyGiro 01-16-2011 01:49 PM

I.G.W.S.M.

Invasion of the Granny Worrying Sausage Munchers.

It's a film title, don't you know. :grin:

SAFMoby 01-16-2011 02:25 PM

Andover = old british prop airliner

" hello radar this an andover over Dover on handover over"

Abbeville-Boy 01-16-2011 02:30 PM

oleg wanted CoD
cash on debut

cha ching :-P

Richie 01-16-2011 02:31 PM

"Dowding VS The Fat Bone-Head". Who in their right mind orders fighters to fly along side bombers at the same speed. If it was Dowding VS Galland or Molders I think things would have been harder. I can't see how the Germans could have landed on English soil though with the Royal Navy in the channel..there's no way.

robtek 01-16-2011 02:49 PM

Beside OT, with german air-superiority over the channel there wouldn't be any Royal Navy in the channel, only at the bottom, maybe. :-D

Foo'bar 01-16-2011 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kimosabi (Post 212700)
il-2 sturmovik: "what's your position, over. Over dover, over."

rofl! :d

TeeJay82 01-17-2011 12:37 AM

Cmon... who cares about what it is called.. its everything else that matters

WTE_Galway 01-17-2011 12:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richie (Post 212716)
"Dowding VS The Fat Bone-Head". Who in their right mind orders fighters to fly along side bombers at the same speed.

the bomber crews were refusing to fly without closer escort, there was little choice.

major_setback 01-17-2011 02:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by heywooood (Post 212625)
"a rose by any other name..."

I don't care what they call it really - because I already know about the developer and the project...I'm already sold.

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Surely that quote is drawing attention to the importance of the name: (it's beauty in itself being significant); if any onther name was used, it wouldn't be as sweet. Not the opposite.

veter 01-17-2011 04:30 AM

I think it was "The BOB" during all this time (how many years?) and probably it will be. Cliffs of Dover is also good. Could be a subtitle.

"Let s play BOB all this afternoon" Or "Damn I must buy a new computer for the BOB" sounds more realistic.


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