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    your memory is better than mine

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    Quote Originally Posted by john sutton View Post
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    your memory is better than mine
    Only occasionally John, only occasionally, can't remember what happened yesterday, but can remember Dolores in Havana in 1954, until I saw her I thought all those posters of perfect girls were the figment of someone's imagination

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    lucky sailor .......dolores mmmm

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    Quote Originally Posted by cappy View Post
    lucky sailor .......dolores mmmm
    Not mmmmmmmmm cappy but Yummmmmmmmmmmmm

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    my old mate i go drinking with on tuesdays was a port line engineer .....always goes on about this bird who took him to her bosom in oz the same story every time he was 22 or 23 .......she was about 35 ,,,,,,,,how wonderful it all was and how i might go to oz and see her again ......but gets really peed of when i tell him as he is 78 she will now be if shes still here 90 he gets a really grumpy old bugger then and always ses well it was proper love anyway ........perhaps it was

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    well a good engineer would fit a couple of winding handles on the feet and take the slack skin around the shaft , a couple of turns and you will pull all the wrinlkles out
    Rob Page R855150 - British & Commonwealth Shipping ( 1965 - 1973 ) Gulf Oil -( 1973 - 1975 ) Sealink ( 1975 - 1986 )

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    Looking at most ships of today, in particualr cruise ships, there is so much electronic and navigational gear on board you may well wonder how ships can go off course. All the navigational equipment yet a ship goes aground off the NZ coast near Tauranga, the infamous Costa packet, and many others. there is little point in having all this equipment if you have idiots on the bridge.
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    She didn't work at Montys did she

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