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Re: Football hooligans prevented from leaving Britain.
Funny, when our Muslim friends in this country were leaving to fight in Afghanistan and Iraq against US and British forces, our Dictator declared that the government were powerless to stop them. Come to your own conclusions!

The dictatorship has annonced that a retired 75 year old judge will head the enquiry into 'Gulf War Syndrome. Who's not treating this disgrace seriously I wonder?

It would be best if Saddam was released as he seemed to be the only one who could control the Iraqi's.

If the world was in the form of a human body....Hebburn on Tyne would be the arsehole

The QCS drilling to Kylie Mynogue's 'Can't Get You Outta My Head on 'Blue Peter' was astonishing!

New DVLA Rules

In order to assist other motorists in identifying potentially
dangerous drivers, it's now compulsory for anyone with a lower than average IQ and driving ability to display a warning flag.
The flag (comprising of a red cross on a white background) will be attached to the top of at least one door of their vehicle.

For drivers of exceptionally low ability, additional flags are required.

When I was on the QCS we marched to the hit of the day,"congradulations"by Cliff Richard.It did put a spring in our step,after all that dreary military music.I suppose the bongo music of today is impossible to march too!!!!!

Hello Mate,
By astonishing I meant 'Brilliant'

Hi,Jason.
I have not seen the QCS for years now,but do remember with fondness my two stints with them.1966 and 1971.I was tall slim and fit then,now like a sack of spuds tied in the middle now.
I am waiting for a secound back operation,always wondered if it was all those years of stamping around.Still I would'nt mind another crack at it,with some of the lads from that time.Oh and Johnny Gorman in charge again,A true gent.

Hi Chris,
Never knew F/S Gorman but rumour at the time was that he more than anyone was responsible for the Demo Flt. Cheers. Back off holiday now.

Hi Jason,I am not sure if he was responsible for the demo flight,but he certainly looked the part.We all stood that bit straighter when he took the salute after a show.The flt.sgt's who came along later all looked to short and dumpy after him.All the lads were fond of F/S Gorman.I hope life has treated him well.:):)