Search continues for missing aircraft parts

The search continued today for the wreckage of the Aberdeen support that was reported missing in flight. The flight took off from Martin McGuinness East Glasgow Airport in Gallowgate last Sunday on its return flight to Pittodrie Airfield in Aberdeen. It landed there yesterday only about a third of the size it took off as. Substantial parts of it have gone out of radar contact with fears they will never be detected again.

Concerns were raised about the safety of the aircraft, it had apparently not flown on that route in 19 years, and it was pointed out it had been flying at a height they weren't used to. But this was dismissed by local source angusros who pointed out that the pilot had experience of flying light aircraft around Perth and Bristol. (but failed to mention the pilot got sacked at Bristol for crashing the plane). Another local Dirty Dingus Magee said most of the air crew had worked at check in desks in various small airports across England and Scotland so were suitably expe

Imagine wasting your weekend writing that utter drivel. :blue:

Away and get a ride, ye tedious phucktard, ye.

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Originally Posted by Bennachie

Imagine wasting your weekend writing that utter drivel. :blue:

Away and get a ride, ye tedious phucktard, ye.

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I've seen worst post from you >:)

self-slayer got that from the same place he got the beach towel story, just changed thes.

Further proof that Wally is a few sandwiches short of a picnic. XD

"Martin McGuinness East Glasgow Airport "

Dont give Glasgow Celtic Council any ideas :s

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Originally Posted by DeezAreGood

self-slayer got that from the same place he got the beach towel story, just changed thes.

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Any excuse!

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Mrs Colin Stein, me and my youngest are currently enjoying a wee week in Benidorm. Before we came she bought us both a Union Flag beach towel. Each night they fly proudly from our balcony separated by the bairns Rangers towel. I watch some of the locals walk by, stop and stare at the display and then discuss it, no doubt recalling that momentous night in Barcelona in 72 or the up and coming return visit by the Bears.

Anyway at the poolside yesterday I was approached by a ****ney guy, who explained he was a Chelsea supporting serving soldier (and Bear friendly) and asked if the flag display was mine. I said yes, and he said he didnAt want to sound cheeky but that the towels were sometimes flying upside down. I thought he was being petty, but he explained he expected more from the Quintessential British Club and that i

Brilliant :D

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