To conclude:

Today, Squadron Leader Wingit accomplished his mission with honours and in respect of this remarkable endeavour has been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal, which due to ongoing tactical operations, will now be presented on parade 20th October. Signed COC Battle Group Helvetii.

athelstan wrote:

To conclude:

Today, Squadron Leader Wingit accomplished his mission with honours and in respect of this remarkable endeavour has been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal, which due to ongoing tactical operations, will now be presented on parade 20th October. Signed COC Battle Group Helvetii.

Swingwing
If only you were aware of the background of the gentleman that performed the duty so admirably

And, Battle Group Helvetii can award whatever service distinction it so feels fit, being an active unit of DIMwith no authority or allegiance to the Windor's or HMGov.

since when was a simple "Thank you" and a pack of scones not enough ....

Perhaps the 'league of Freel2.com couriers' should create the 'Martin Cross'

Although that has only been awarded - so far - when you try to advertise your services without sponsorship  2002 Honda VFR800
2002 Toyota Celica 140 Silver (mid life crisis - again!)
2007 FL2 GS Manual Army Reconnaissance Green + freel2.com sticker
2004 Toyota Celica 140 Black - Gone
2000 Toyota Celica 140 Silver - Gone
1998 Toyota Celica ST Pearl Green - Gone
1996 Nissan Primera 1.6 - Gone
1994 Rover Montego 1.6 Auto - Gone

there's enough goings on to make Martin Cross  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

npinks wrote:

there's enough goings on to make Martin Cross

It looks to be the first successful outing for the official Freel2 courier service since is launch, think all should be proud of the outcome Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

npinks wrote:

It looks to be the first successful outing for the official Freel2 courier service since is launch, think all should be proud of the outcome

Absolutely

Don't get me wrong I think the delivery/courier service is a top action.

I certainly didn't mean anything negative - just thought a mention of scones was needed  2002 Honda VFR800
2002 Toyota Celica 140 Silver (mid life crisis - again!)
2007 FL2 GS Manual Army Reconnaissance Green + freel2.com sticker
2004 Toyota Celica 140 Black - Gone
2000 Toyota Celica 140 Silver - Gone
1998 Toyota Celica ST Pearl Green - Gone
1996 Nissan Primera 1.6 - Gone
1994 Rover Montego 1.6 Auto - Gone

I would also think Mr Strut & ad123456789 need mentioning in dispatches ,as they were sort of doing it before it became formal, but as both of them suffer from Grey Car syndrome I’ll leave it there

simont wrote:

Don't get me wrong I think the delivery/courier service is a top action.

I certainly didn't mean anything negative - just thought a mention of scones was needed

Simont
I was not referring to your scones in my comment - I rather like that idea but her Ladyship is not much use in that department but she is pretty good at saving lives

My comment was directed at Swingwing who obviously felt it necessary to tell us all chapter and verse on military decorations

toeknee wrote:

I would also think Mr Strut & ad123456789 need mentioning in dispatches ,as they were sort of doing it before it became formal, but as both of them suffer from Grey Car syndrome I’ll leave it there

Toeknee
Mr Strut did an alloy job for me once that turned into a Kingston-upon-Thames nightmare for him. Cannot remember the exact details now but I think it went along the lines of: "How long does it take to travel 300yds? Answer: 3hrs." We met a week or so later in a desolate spot on the outskirts of that rebellious empire called Leeds, renowned for its all things Grey Syndrome which I understand is now treatable on the NHS. Indeed he is a most helpful chap, and if everyone recalls did volunteer for the "Bumper" run, but as it was, his work schedules prevented him in the end from doing so and Wingit stepped ably into the breach.

And whilst discussing members it must be said that ad123456789 was amongst the many other Freel2 members I have thanked for responding to my call for help on moving the bumper. A grand lot.

It's certainly shown how a like community will help each other out if possible

Now I know I'm a bit out of the way but I can temporarily house any illegal immigrants you might have coming in through Hull docks if needed or young ladies needing a British passport holder

athelstan wrote:

simont wrote:

Don't get me wrong I think the delivery/courier service is a top action.

I certainly didn't mean anything negative - just thought a mention of scones was needed

Simont
I was not referring to your scones in my comment - I rather like that idea but her Ladyship is not much use in that department but she is pretty good at saving lives

My comment was directed at Swingwing who obviously felt it necessary to tell us all chapter and verse on military decorations

I think the air must be getting a bit thin in the mountains - sense of humour check needed? Wikipedia saves alot of typing - I thought it was funny but then it's been a long day

But I still hope your partner appreciates your efforts.

EYorkshire wrote:

It's certainly shown how a like community will help each other out if possible

Now I know I'm a bit out of the way but I can temporarily house any illegal immigrants you might have coming in through Hull docks if needed or young ladies needing a British passport holder

Noted.
I do know of a man in a purple jacket at the house with the amber door on the street with no lights where parking is banned and people seem to come and go but only at night who'd be interested - no names no pack drill etc.. He said: Tuesday 27th Rotterdam vessel, white van, driver with two left feet sporting a trilby and answers to the name of Spencer smoking Black Cat cigarettes. Code word: Pinky and the UK contracts yours