@CliveWardauthor I was on a ship years ago when we had a new joiner with a 'HM Submarines' tatt on his shoulder. As I knew a fair few Submariners, I asked him which boats he had served on, to see if we had any friends in common.
'Failed the medical' just brought howls of derision from all of us.
@joe022020 Ultimately, only you can answer that. We had our boys when I was 25 and 30. That was exhausting enough, but I feel I still have things in common with them now that they are adults. a friend who became a dad at 40 doesn't seem to have the same connection.
@PaulAnthonyRock@PlanetRockRadio Morning. Working from home on the South Coast this morning. The kettle's on, and the radio is turned right up. I'd say this year is 1967, 2 years before I was even born. Jimi and The Graduate did it for me.
@TomSharpe134 I was a 909er. 1950's technology. Absolute piece of sh!t, but it worked (Sometimes) . Very high price to pay for it though. WEOs were always promising the availability of the system beyond what could reasonably be expected.
@TheAngry53586 They did the same with the T22 ships. I had 2 Batch 2 22s, and they were great seagoers. I had both variants of T42, and the difference was extremely noticeable.
@JamesMelville The Good News is that he will confirm a total Car Crash at the next General Election. Labour are Toast. The Bad News is the amount of damage that these buffoons can do before then.
@StephenMorganMP You're treating this as some sort of major milestone. All you've done is restore the price to what it was before Labour took over.
#MinistryOfGaslighting