Icesave Veterans Association

amistupid

Iced_Off wrote: »

Rumbled again!

Have you. I loved driving Land Rovers in the Army half ton and three quarter ton short and long base.

Iced_Off

amistupid wrote: »

Have you. I loved driving Land Rovers in the Army half ton and three quarter ton short and long base.

My first Land Rover was an ex-Army one. I lent it to a friend once and he needed to fill up with petrol. He had to ring me to find where the petrol tank filler was! Never in his wildest dreams would it be under the driver's seat. :rotfl:

Tibbledom

amistupid wrote: »

so envy you

Envy ewe? Not like you to miss such an obvious pun

amistupid

Tibbledom wrote: »

Envy ewe? Not like you to miss such an obvious pun

:T :T :T :T :T

Iced_Off

Tibbledom wrote: »

Envy ewe? Not like you to miss such an obvious pun

I still get all the jokey cards about missing ewe, wooly jumpers etc.

amistupid

There was a place near here that sold refurbished MOD Landrovers but the wars have restricted supply

Tibbledom

The derivation of the Australian term "dags" makes me laugh

Iced_Off

amistupid wrote: »

There was a place near here that sold refurbished MOD Landrovers but the wars have restricted supply

Mine was incredibly ancient when I bought it (I can't even remember the year of manufacture, it think it was carved in stone), but it did me proud for quite a few years.

Iced_Off

Tibbledom wrote: »

The derivation of the Australian term "dags" makes me laugh

Ah, happy days dagging out!

DoubleEntendre

Easy does it....