Captions Submitted - In order of submission
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Whilst John hammed
it up for the cameras; his team-mates hid behind a nearby
tree, passing round the biggest smoke they'd ever seen.
Submitted by David Flynn |
Despite all his
efforts, Mr Collins was still having trouble diverting
the photographers attention away from the Misses taking
a p***!
Submitted by Paul Roche |
"Popeye
eat your heart out!"
Submitted by D.Watson (the oldest
cadet-121 squadron - joined in 1941) |
John hadn't quite
understood the instructions that came with his new hand
held GPS (Global Positioning System). He was trying to
access the wrong type of memory, god knows why, it had
never worked before.
Submitted by Jonny |
I made it!!!!! was
te first thought that came into his head after tackling
that 'mammoth' river!!!
Submitted by Beth Slade (what a
piddly river it was too) |
nice to see you, to
see you nice
Submitted by bruce forsyth (Nick
Hammond) |
'' I Find it amusing
to beat myself up ''
Submitted by Cdt Brown |
Which way did they
go? How many of them were there? how fast were they going?
I must find them, I'm their leader!
Submitted by John Collins |
Now let me think, where
did I put the map?
Submitted by Sam Collins |
" I've got carrying
handles now in case I break my ankle! "
Submitted by Ben Pinner
(He needs carrying handles, I know, I carried him!) |
This is where
the boss said he would hit my daddy if he didn't get them
back in time for tea.
Submitted by Ben Collins (Age 2) |
"...and
this is what I was doing before I broke my ankle....."
Submitted by Neil Watson |
On the new RAF
drill command "I'm a little Teapot"........
Submitted by Steve Anderson |
I'm the king
of the Numpties
Submitted by Andy Sumner |
It suddenly dawned
on Mr Collins that tube wasn't sun cream at all but extra
strength superglue
Submitted by Steve Anderson |
'A fearless instructor
demonstrates the ancient oriental art of solo Kung-Fu'
Submitted by Bernard Tisley |
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