Thank God for that. I bought one off ebay on an impulse last summer and it's been cluttering up the back garden ever since.
Tuesday, 8 February 2011
How to restore a Harrier
Thank God for that. I bought one off ebay on an impulse last summer and it's been cluttering up the back garden ever since.
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There is currently one Sea Harrier for sale at eBay. Unfortunately we don't have a spare million quid.
ReplyDelete"Hovering on a cloud of noise".
ReplyDeleteThat sounds so
Douglas Adams-ish.
PS: My capcha key was "toryness"
today. That would be funny were I British.
That must be how the guys in the Battlefield Earth movie got their Harriers up an running so easily.
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