Jet fuel cost

JonTappin wrote:

DaveBright wrote:

DavidTappin wrote: ......so he got no help from me that time!

I knew it.....

This occasion was obviously chance...

You don't know my Dad at all Mr B!

He judged the next 2 I did and I was only second both times, so he helped me by not judging in '99

Oh I do..... I still have my IMAC score sheets somewhere with 'The Hanging Judge's' scores on them

There is absolutely nothing wrong with a beige plane, it's very... inoffensive

DaveBright wrote:

JonTappin wrote:

DaveBright wrote:

DavidTappin wrote: ......so he got no help from me that time!

I knew it.....

This occasion was obviously chance...

You don't know my Dad at all Mr B!

He judged the next 2 I did and I was only second both times, so he helped me by not judging in '99

Oh I do..... I still have my IMAC score sheets somewhere with 'The Hanging Judge's' scores on them

I think you will find that any low scores in that particular case were entirely down to you

Chris001 wrote: There is absolutely nothing wrong with a beige plane, it's very... inoffensive

Come the glorious day citizen, up against the wall, bang bang bang, you're first!
How dare you insult the one of the greatest 'peoples' weapons of all time
F86 weren't exactly butch...

John, it wasn't meant as a slight, it's well know that when people reach a certain age, the colour beige becomes very attractive, and opens a whole new world of debate with like minded people as they discuss the delicate shades and try and find names that represent that subtle tonal shifts from Cream to Desert Sand.

And it appears that the Universe is beige and they call that colour "Cosmic latte"
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/space/6...iverse-is-beige.html

Anyway, I think it's a very safe colour choice, and the touches of red just give it that 'little racy something'

The RCAF display team's F86 may look beige to you in a photograph but they were, in fact, metallic gold. Probably the colour for the Donald's sitting room.