One of the biggest traid fair in the world, your ideas please?

[rodp]

bwysig iawn

[CustomRifleScopesUK]

Well it was worth a try

[hairyyoda]

Don't sell yourself short Splatty, your "Kudos score" has increased with your offer to forum members of any interests in your "Night Vision scouting mission" to far off lands 10 out of 10 and a gold star pending
Phil

[CustomRifleScopesUK]

Don't sell yourself short Splatty, your "Kudos score" has increased with your offer to forum members of any interests in your "Night Vision scouting mission" to far off lands 10 out of 10 and a gold star pending
Phil

I'm only jokin too, i like the banter on here.....nothing wrong with taking the piss now and then

I'm off on Saturday so if anyone wants something from the shop, better order now as i'm off to China for a month to look at NV porn.....

[hairyyoda]

Splatty I think that Radagast list is a good guide for you >>>
"Cheaper OLED displays. Thermal cores. GEN 2 tubes. Smaller form factor 640 x 480 NED. CMOS cameras that out perform E700. Battery torpedo. Wireless LCD reversing screens".
also Some Bloke has also highlighted other "IR parts" for you to hunt down and with you being out in far away land for a month you have enough time to email messages back to the forum to check etc. Good luck Phil

[sunndog]

Phil, rod...stop messing with the forigners. You know as well as i do that nobody understands welsh (thats why that welsh soap opera has subtitles, so the welsh folk watching it know whats going on)


Splatty, i think you know as well as we do what sort of stuff we are after. Good on you for asking though

[hairyyoda]

I totally agree with you Sunndog
Welsh Not
From Wikipedia
The Welsh Not or Welsh Note or Welsh stick was a punishment used in some schools in Wales in the 19th and possibly early 20th century to dissuade children from speaking Welsh. It was represented as a piece of wood, inscribed with the letters "WN", that was hung around the necks of children who spoke Welsh during the school day.
The "not" was given to any child overheard speaking Welsh, who could pass it to a different child if they were overheard speaking Welsh. By the end of the day, the wearer of the "not" would be punished. The purpose of the "not" was to discourage pupils from speaking Welsh, at a time when English was considered by some to be the only suitable medium of instruction. Headmasters were required to seek the approval of parents before implementing a "Welsh not" policy. There is strong evidence of use of the Welsh Not in schools prior to 1870, however it was never official government policy.

I am going to stand in the corner now and repeat "wicked Philip your a bad person" 28 i'sh times as a penance for my thoughtlessness Phil

[Radagast]

OK. So in OZ terms, hairyYoda is an Abo?

[Radagast]

I'll add you to my list of weird friends, including the white abo, the Maori who thinks he's a Scot and the Welsh Kiwi.

[rodp]

Phil, rod...stop messing with the forigners. You know as well as i do that nobody understands welsh (thats why that welsh soap opera has subtitles, so the welsh folk watching it know whats going on)


Splatty, i think you know as well as we do what sort of stuff we are after. Good on you for asking though

The foreigners like it, it gives them a sense of place ..................... dan ni

Splatty knew what was coming , ffolineb. You couldn't really ask a question like that on here and expect any different