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Given such overwhelming generosity in respect of our gracious hosts, it only seems fitting the pilots of St.G 1 should bomb, strafe and generally make a nuisance of themselves without fear of interruption on some empty fields [:@].

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They were not empty fields - they were choc full of cows. However, I am pleased to report that, owing to the sophisticated range of camoflague gear being provided to our bovine Allies, not one cow was hurt in the raid.


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Nagoya Mil rails into Tungkwan.

China following Japanese moves.

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I used to own some great camouflage gear. Trouble is, I put it down and never found it.
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I used to own some great camouflage gear. Trouble is, I put it down and never found it.

Which reminds me of a superbly ironic (back to that theme again) remark made to me the other day.

"Oh Keith, I didn't recognise you without your camouflage gear on."
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I used to own some great camouflage gear. Trouble is, I put it down and never found it.

Which reminds me of a superbly ironic (back to that theme again) remark made to me the other day.

"Oh Keith, I didn't recognise you without your camouflage gear on."
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Listen mate I have no wish to pry but.. this camoflague gear thing? Is this some kind of fetish situation or what? I mean, not that there's anything wrong with that - I always wear my gimp mask at weekends....


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ORIGINAL: AllenK
ORIGINAL: AllenK

I used to own some great camouflage gear. Trouble is, I put it down and never found it.

Which reminds me of a superbly ironic (back to that theme again) remark made to me the other day.

"Oh Keith, I didn't recognise you without your camouflage gear on."
warspite1

Listen mate I have no wish to pry but.. this camoflague gear thing? Is this some kind of fetish situation or what? I mean, not that there's anything wrong with that - I always wear my gimp mask at weekends....



Nothing more than a little twitching at weekends.
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ORIGINAL: AllenK

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Which reminds me of a superbly ironic (back to that theme again) remark made to me the other day.

"Oh Keith, I didn't recognise you without your camouflage gear on."
warspite1

Listen mate I have no wish to pry but.. this camoflague gear thing? Is this some kind of fetish situation or what? I mean, not that there's anything wrong with that - I always wear my gimp mask at weekends....



Nothing more than a little twitching at weekends.
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Er okay...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaI6m2x6Nf4
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Oh dear. One feels one has been misunderstood. Twitching as in ornithological studies.
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Oh dear. One feels one has been misunderstood. Twitching as in ornithological studies.
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Exactly - hence the "I'll get my coat" reference [;)]
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Ah, I understand. I'll get my coat so I can bid my leave to join this merry band of brothers.
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Hi Gents

Just checking the plan for today. Is there likely to be any action? Just need to plan my movements.

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Late this evening Germany will make their move. I'm planning to attack 2 hexes.
If your attack is going really well, it's an ambush.

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Okay thanks.
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When you plan your next impulse moves, you can concider Metz and hex SW of Brussels lost. And in my plans German troops stay organized [;)]
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When you plan your next impulse moves, you can concider Metz and hex SW of Brussels lost. And in my plans German troops stay organized [;)]
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You may be right about Metz, but in the countryside southwest of Brussels I don't think you realise just what awaits you. Specifically you appear to underestimate the potential hitting power of the 32eme Bovine Anti-Tank Brigade. Marcel the Bull and his hand-picked heffers are fully entrenched in their camoflagued positions and awaiting the hapless panzer formations.... "Isn't that right Marcel"? "Moo!"


The exciting new add-on from ADG - Livestock in Flames

Marcel and his heffers - not a herd to be trifled with.....

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Isn't Livestock in Flames what is generally known as a Bar-B-Que?
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Isn't Livestock in Flames what is generally known as a Bar-B-Que?
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Yes, a Bar-b-que will see various forms of livestock (prinicpally cows and chickens) in action due to an assortment of their body parts being cooked over an open flame. However Livestock in Flames is a little different from that of your average open-air cooking experience.

Livestock in Flames sees the animals fightback. Look at the cunning disguise on these "Special Forces" chickens. The panzer crews in the background have no idea they are there. The leader of this group, Major Foch "The Proud Gallic Cock" and his trusty Corporal are biding their time to strike at the Boche.....


French special forces laying a trap - they have the 12th Panzer Division Eggsactly where they want them.
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Not a tank expert but these two tanks look like old Soviet products! (T55 or T62?)
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Isn't Livestock in Flames what is generally known as a Bar-B-Que?
warspite1

Yes, a Bar-b-que will see various forms of livestock (prinicpally cows and chickens) in action due to an assortment of their body parts being cooked over an open flame. However Livestock in Flames is a little different from that of your average open-air cooking experience.

Livestock in Flames sees the animals fightback. Look at the cunning disguise on these "Special Forces" chickens. The panzer crews in the background have no idea they are there. The leader of this group, Major Foch "The Proud Gallic Cock" and his trusty Corporal are biding their time to strike at the Boche.....


French special forces laying a trap - they have the 12th Panzer Division Eggsactly where they want them.
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Have you herd the moos, there's good clucking tonight.
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