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Well, that's quoted from the first comment on this enjoyable wee review. It afforded me a much-needed guffaw.
It's unusual to see 'The Chieftain' partnered with 'Lindybeige'; but they both produce highly watchable tank-related vids. Lindybeige is decidedly the quirkier of the two; exhibiting, as he does, some of the eccentric traits that form the British stereotype. Personally, I quite like his 'shabby chic,' or 'tramp chic' look.


As for the Australian phallus-casting, disguised as a watercooled-machine gun, like some who commented on it, I too can't believe how they managed not to titter, especially when Lindy began to manhandle it..... I was going to say 'Click to ENLARGE', as is my wont, but it might give the wrong idea

Oh dear he has a firm grip on the appendage....

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Irish or not, Don't Call Him a Cowboy until you've seen him ride.

Max-U52 wrote:Irish or not, Don't Call Him a Cowboy until you've seen him ride.

Well, Gary, here's another Irish Cowboy: Lunchtime O'Booze It's Irish cream, saddled with a layer of Bourbon. I'd say it's likely after a night necking these, he wouldn't be able to walk, let alone ride Getting in and out of those cramped WW2 Cromwell, Comet and Churchill hatches, with the Chieftain's burgeoning waistline, would also have been a breech too far...
Slainte!

I’ve never understood why anyone would ruin bourbon by mixing it with something else. Blimey! (said in a very poor attempt at a Monty Python style accent) Spam spam spam spam.

I like that Irish Cream floated on top of some Kahlua and amaretto in a shot glass. We call it a B-52.

I only have about 6 alcoholic drinks in a year these days, but a true Irish coffee. . . . Now that's a drink to die for, better than any namby pamby Latte or Cappuccino, so called coffees.