A Plea for the Banning of Latestarter1

[Jegs]

May I request that the management to remove all LS1's posts to a separate thread with a notification to that effect on the thread to which he is replying.

My reason for this request is that every time he suggests that a "boom-scroget" needs annual inspection, servicing, checking etc., I spend the next hour looking through the workshop manual trying to find if the engine has one &, if so, where is it & can I do anything about it.

I've run out of hair & fingernails and the blood pressure is greater than my telephone number.

Help,

John G

 

[halcyon]

May I request that the management to remove all LS1's posts to a separate thread with a notification to that effect on the thread to which he is replying.

My reason for this request is that every time he suggests that a "boom-scroget" needs annual inspection, servicing, checking etc., I spend the next hour looking through the workshop manual trying to find if the engine has one &, if so, where is it & can I do anything about it.

I've run out of hair & fingernails and the blood pressure is greater than my telephone number.

Help,

John G

Wait till he starts on " long dongling attachments "


Brian

 

[fisherman]

" long dongling attachments "


Brian

Aha, 'Dishonoured' part three....

 

[Jegs]

Aha, 'Dishonoured' part three....

Waddya mean three? I can't find one of 'em!


John G

 

[fisherman]

Nor me: from this site


http://www.thegoonshow.net/scripts_show.asp?title=s09e13_dishonoured_again (about half way through). Good grief, the stuff you can find....

GREENSLADE:
Ten miles he swam. The last three were agony.

SEAGOON:
They were over land. Finally I fell in a heap on the ground. I had no idea who left it there.

BLOODNOK:
Oho.

SEAGOON:
Then I heard the approach of a high powered horseless carriage, with a long dongler attachment and a brown card with the word "F'tang" on it in Greek.

 

[Jegs]

Nor me: from this site


http://www.thegoonshow.net/scripts_show.asp?title=s09e13_dishonoured_again (about half way through). Good grief, the stuff you can find....

GREENSLADE:
Ten miles he swam. The last three were agony.

SEAGOON:
They were over land. Finally I fell in a heap on the ground. I had no idea who left it there.

BLOODNOK:
Oho.

SEAGOON:
Then I heard the approach of a high powered horseless carriage, with a long dongler attachment and a brown card with the word "F'tang" on it in Greek.

Thank you, I've not had any sleep for 36 hours!

John G