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jackalope · Post by **jackalope** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 12:08 am

Thanks Scooby! Alpha I'd say you need a hobby but as it turns out you already have one!

ALPHA · Post by **ALPHA** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 12:09 am

Does that colonel have HAWAIIAN SAUCE????????????....I'll requisition the vouchers for the chicken from Mcdonalds...and also issue vouchers for the sauce from the ol' Kentuckian

ALPHA

ALPHA · Post by **ALPHA** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 12:14 am

jackalope wrote:Thanks Scooby! Alpha I'd say you need a hobby but as it turns out you already have one!

Confucius say.... Hobby much like tree...as it grows...it develops ...Branches

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ALPHA

Steelhammer · Post by **Steelhammer** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 1:40 am

ALPHA wrote: Does that colonel have HAWAIIAN SAUCE????????????....I'll requisition the vouchers for the chicken from Mcdonalds...and also issue vouchers for the sauce from the ol' Kentuckian

ALPHA

Probably not but he is THE quintessential colonel

ALPHA · Post by **ALPHA** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 8:19 am

Steelhammer wrote:
Probably not but he is THE quintessential colonel

REALLY??????????

I was under the impression these were the two quintessential Colonels and Shultz the quintessential Sarge

ALPHA

Steelhammer · Post by **Steelhammer** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 3:02 pm

Never even heard of them

jarndice · Post by **jarndice** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 3:25 pm

I remember seeing this but I do not think I was in the UK at the time, it had to be 60s or early 70s and if it was shown in Britain I have yet to find any one who admits to watching it! The only programme of that period with a military background that most people remember was "THE PHIL SILVERS SHOW" (BILKO) Ask any one in the UK what military person they remember it will probably be Captain Mainwaring (pronounced MANNERING!) I doubt he has received much air play in the USA!

shaun

ALPHA · Post by **ALPHA** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 6:33 pm

Steelhammer wrote:Never even heard of them

jarndice wrote:I remember seeing this but I do not think I was in the UK at the time, it had to be 60s or early 70s and if it was shown in Britain I have yet to find any one who admits to watching it! The only programme of that period with a military background that most people remember was "THE PHIL SILVERS SHOW" (BILKO) Ask any one in the UK what military person they remember it will probably be Captain Mainwaring (pronounced MANNERING!) I doubt he has received much air play in the USA! shaun

YOU TWO NEVER HEARD OF HOGAN'S HEROS

???????????????

Col. Klink ...Col Hogan...and Shultz????????????????

....probably one of the funniest "war based shows"

Have either of you heard of The Rat Patrol...Combat....12 o' Clock High....The Black Sheep?

ALPHA

PS..If you haven't heard of those shows...no worries...told you I was older than dirt

jarndice · Post by **jarndice** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 7:03 pm

ALPHA my friend I do believe this is yet another example of "Two peoples separated by a common language" All I can add is that you can think yourself lucky that "Dads Army" was not inflicted upon you.

shaun

ALPHA · Post by **ALPHA** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 7:08 pm

jarndice wrote:ALPHA my friend I do believe this is yet another example of "Two peoples separated by a common language" All I can add is that you can think yourself lucky that "Dads Army" was not inflicted upon you. shaun

You're probably right WO2c.... Never heard of "Dad's Army"....is it anything like Benny Hill or Monty Python

ALPHA

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