Good and Bad Days.... (45)
gussiVilters-Wangs, St Gallen Switzerland12 Threads 2 Polls 4,032 PostsToday is a bad day, i have lost the gin palace job
gussi: Today is a bad day, i have lost the gin palace job
Oh dear - Was that as a cleaner
woohoo128: yer i know what you mean sometimes I just do not understand some of the replies
If you're referring to the "Flying Squad Lingo"... then you need 3 degrees 
and I don't mean the 70's pop group 1st degree - Gibberish
2nd degree - Double Dutch or even treble dutch
3rd degree - A mixture or Gibberish-Double & treble dutch
But, if you're on about the answers in the Wordass threads.. then sorry I can't help you 'cos I'm not fluent in that lingo
Zellarrone1: If you're referring to the "Flying Squad Lingo"... then you need 3 degrees and I don't mean the 70's pop group 1st degree - Gibberish 2nd degree - Double Dutch or even treble dutch 3rd degree - A mixture or Gibberish-Double & treble dutch
Red3 - all questioners and possible recruits
Helga von Hull's observations appear to equate CS Flying school jargon to the first three degrees of Freemasonry, skillwise.
An aide memoir enabling eseential understanding to alleged *1st degree* communication level of skill can be found at this link
The phonetic alphabet should be committed to memory to a level of fluency enabling logical progress to 2nd degree to be contemplated. 2nd degree students will understand that all aircraft and boats are women, traditionally called *she* and ladies and thus need treating as such. Understanding of the 3rd degree needs further education, usualy from others with some or many years of *hands on* experience of type and the student will hopefully gain understanding of ERKSPEAK at all stages. 
Nazdrovye
Wisnton aka Red 3 out & watching
haunebu2: Red3 - all questioners and possible recruits
Helga von Hull's observations appear to equate CS Flying school jargon to the first three degrees of Freemasonry, skillwise.
An aide memoir enabling eseential understanding to alleged *1st degree* communication level of skill can be found at this link
The phonetic alphabet should be committed to memory to a level of fluency enabling logical progress to 2nd degree to be contemplated. 2nd degree students will understand that all aircraft and boats are women, traditionally called *she* and ladies and thus need treating as such. Understanding of the 3rd degree needs further education, usualy from others with some or many years of *hands on* experience of type and the student will hopefully gain understanding of ERKSPEAK at all stages.
Nazdrovye
Wisnton aka Red 3 out & watching
Who is this ERK that you speak of? Helga von Hull's observations appear to equate CS Flying school jargon to the first three degrees of Freemasonry, skillwise.
An aide memoir enabling eseential understanding to alleged *1st degree* communication level of skill can be found at this link
The phonetic alphabet should be committed to memory to a level of fluency enabling logical progress to 2nd degree to be contemplated. 2nd degree students will understand that all aircraft and boats are women, traditionally called *she* and ladies and thus need treating as such. Understanding of the 3rd degree needs further education, usualy from others with some or many years of *hands on* experience of type and the student will hopefully gain understanding of ERKSPEAK at all stages.
Nazdrovye
Wisnton aka Red 3 out & watching
maybe it's a new member of the CS flying Squad 
Zellarrone1: Who is this ERK that you speak of? maybe it's a new member of the CS flying Squad
There was a young lady from Hull
who took a trip to the isle of Mull
whilst there she got bladdered
her tights they all laddered
a night out with her would never be dull.
i get worse i know
darren9030: There was a young lady from Hull
who took a trip to the isle of Mull
whilst there she got bladdered
her tights they all laddered
a night out with her would never be dull.
i get worse i know
who took a trip to the isle of Mull
whilst there she got bladdered
her tights they all laddered
a night out with her would never be dull.
i get worse i know
You will be giving up your day and night job soon and starting a new career as a poet Zellarrone1: You will be giving up your day and night job soon and starting a new career as a poet
would you employ me with that
darren9030: would you employ me with that
I probably couldn't afford your high prices Zellarrone1: I probably couldn't afford your high prices
Or even high wages 
Zellarrone1: Or even high wages
today is a good day one more week and its pay day 
Zellarrone1: I probably couldn't afford your high prices
For a girl like you my prices are always free
darren9030: For a girl like you my prices are always free
I'm truly overwhelmed and honoured now... is not everyday that I get offered free personal poetical services 
Mondays aren't so bad after all 
Zellarrone1: I'm truly overwhelmed and honoured now... is not everyday that I get offered free personal poetical services Mondays aren't so bad after all
+ i can now lust over your picture
haunebu2: Oh dear - Was that as a cleaner
yep
haunebu2: Red3 - all questioners and possible recruits
Helga von Hull's observations appear to equate CS Flying school jargon to the first three degrees of Freemasonry, skillwise.
An aide memoir enabling eseential understanding to alleged *1st degree* communication level of skill can be found at this link
The phonetic alphabet should be committed to memory to a level of fluency enabling logical progress to 2nd degree to be contemplated. 2nd degree students will understand that all aircraft and boats are women, traditionally called *she* and ladies and thus need treating as such. Understanding of the 3rd degree needs further education, usualy from others with some or many years of *hands on* experience of type and the student will hopefully gain understanding of ERKSPEAK at all stages.
Nazdrovye
Wisnton aka Red 3 out & watching
Helga von Hull's observations appear to equate CS Flying school jargon to the first three degrees of Freemasonry, skillwise.
An aide memoir enabling eseential understanding to alleged *1st degree* communication level of skill can be found at this link
The phonetic alphabet should be committed to memory to a level of fluency enabling logical progress to 2nd degree to be contemplated. 2nd degree students will understand that all aircraft and boats are women, traditionally called *she* and ladies and thus need treating as such. Understanding of the 3rd degree needs further education, usualy from others with some or many years of *hands on* experience of type and the student will hopefully gain understanding of ERKSPEAK at all stages.
Nazdrovye
Wisnton aka Red 3 out & watching
clever sod
Zellarrone1: If you're referring to the "Flying Squad Lingo"... then you need 3 degrees and I don't mean the 70's pop group
1st degree - Gibberish
2nd degree - Double Dutch or even treble dutch
3rd degree - A mixture or Gibberish-Double & treble dutch
But, if you're on about the answers in the Wordass threads.. then sorry I can't help you 'cos I'm not fluent in that lingo
1st degree - Gibberish
2nd degree - Double Dutch or even treble dutch
3rd degree - A mixture or Gibberish-Double & treble dutch
But, if you're on about the answers in the Wordass threads.. then sorry I can't help you 'cos I'm not fluent in that lingo
Helga you forgot the most important one:
go to the local, get pissed as a newt and then go on cs.
Today not a good day for me - was having a shower and the shower mat slipped and I went flying. Very spectacular, legs in the air and managed to hit the lever on the shower on the way down. Now feeling very stiff and sore and nursing a bump on the head. Oh well, day off work for once.
Maisie: Today not a good day for me - was having a shower and the shower mat slipped and I went flying. Very spectacular, legs in the air and managed to hit the lever on the shower on the way down. Now feeling very stiff and sore and nursing a bump on the head. Oh well, day off work for once.
well we had plenty of ice over here the past two weeksgussi: Helga you forgot the most important one:
go to the local, get pissed as a newt and then go on cs.
This is true.. after a night in the pub some of the posts suddenly become crystal clear go to the local, get pissed as a newt and then go on cs.
how I forgot that one. I must have had a mad cow moment More Threads
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