[Darkwatch]

Interesting that Tiste, a known necrophiliac, and TT, a known pick pocket and chav, may be there and this does not make you suspicious.

I might also point out we've been outdone by the bloody Yanks!

Some how you'd think we could manage at least one.

[Tiste Simeon]

I think the issue is more that all Canadians are suspicious of DW...

[Morgoth]

why don't you all come to Chicago in may then? It's neutral ground

[Thelomen Toblerone]

Darkwatch, on 02 April 2010 - 11:04 PM, said:

Interesting that Tiste, a known necrophiliac, and TT, a known pick pocket and chav, may be there and this does not make you suspicious.

Suspicious? About what? Dunno what you're talkin about guv, don't you listen to him Anny there aint nothin to be suspicious about, you can leave anything you want valuable in your pockets and leave them wide open and unattended, and nothing will happen. In fact, I think you should make a point of putting all your money in the biggest pocket you have and purposely pay no attention to it, just to prove him wrong. Yeah. *glee-filled hand rub*

[Tiste Simeon]

It's official... TT is actually Fagin.

[Macros]

I thought fagin was his master.
Do you own an animal called bulldog toby?

(Assuming my memory is anywhere near correct)

[Cougar]

Surely Toby is the Artful Dodger, the character not the shit garage act.

[Mezla PigDog]

Tiste Simeon, on 06 April 2010 - 04:10 PM, said:

It's official... TT is actually Fagin.

Macros, on 06 April 2010 - 06:19 PM, said:

I thought fagin was his master.
Do you own an animal called bulldog toby?

(Assuming my memory is anywhere near correct)

Boys boys boys. Weak Oliver-fu. Fagin is the boss of the pickpocket boys who sings You've Got To Pick A Pocket Or Two, the owner of the bulldog named Bullseye is Bill Sykes (he ain't the singin type), his missus is Naaaaaaaancy and she grooms the boys to be criminals by singing Oom Pah Pah (Charles Dickens sure knew how to write a show tune) until Bill (pronounced Biw) beats her to death. Ahhh, a heartwarming cock-er-ney story if ever there was one.

[Macros]

Never read the book, nor watched the film

[Cougar]

Macros, on 06 April 2010 - 10:00 PM, said:

Never read the book, nor watched the film

It's a shame, you'd have made a good Dickensian rogue.

[Macros]

with a charming irish brogue?

(to hell wtih illy and his incomprehensible!)

[Thelomen Toblerone]

When the crowd say bo, seleeecta

[Dutch]

I'm curious about what would be the best means of transportation to go from Cambridge to Duxford, any tips/suggestions?

The Flying Legends Airshow is at the Imperial War Museum at Duxford on July 10th and 11th, so I'm planning on coming to the bbq on Saturday and see the second day of the airshow on Sunday.

[Tiste Simeon]

Hmmm... It's looking more and more likely that I will not be able to go after all... Poop on a stick with cheeseballs on top...

[caladanbrood]

Duxford is very close to Cambridge. There's probably even a bus.

[Dutch]

caladanbrood, on 17 April 2010 - 11:43 AM, said:

Duxford is very close to Cambridge. There's probably even a bus.

Think I had one of the other former RAF Airfields in my mind when I asked the question wich are South of London , happily surprised that it's that close.

[caladanbrood]

Happily, there appears to be only one place called Duxford in England




http://www.multimap.... England, CB2 4

[Giles]

i did a quick search and foundlinky Not sure how up to date it is but i think that might help

[Fid]

RAF Duxford is the other side of Cambridge to the BBQ - just off the M11 though from Mal and Hetan's place you would probably go via Royston. Loads of traffic I would presume

[Dutch]

Thanks for the answers, looks like I can grab a bus from the Cambridge railways station.