Militaria Magazine

First off--to bring it to your attns--I must say CONGRATIS to those with new "awards." there--i did it, now I can answer the rest.

Er eh hem--Stevin--I finally finished moving last few days in February ill PM you my new address or you can get it from Volkbert if you wish--but ill PM it anyway. Heh heh--do I smell some MERCI Chocolate coming my way? Oh and the thing from H TERS is something small. The ladies were selling something neat and I thought both of you would like something from there. Its quite smalll but quite electrifying

Hi Barbara--and hope to have you peek in here more often. First off--Congradulations on the baby and--I promise you--the HOOTERS gift is an interesting one--in fact--ill send you one as well.

Martin--I think you meant either: Circle the Wagons or Form a Square.

Ha ha ha--PzJgr/Stevin--you guys crack me up

 

Sorry guys I'll have to protect my computer better!
But on the other hand although she is a wife she definitely knows something about militaria. But is it because she is really interested or that I talk about it everyday??

Carl - thanks for the congrats! The inheritaor of my collection is coming

 

No Carl, your wrong mate..If Martin keeps hearing Dresen then hes entitled to form a defensive circle...That way he can run around in circles more often.....Anyway you surely knew our Martin was referring to the Boer war which he is and expert on....Sorry Martin..anyone asks..Ill furnish the answer...and is quite entitled to form a defensive circle in the form of a Laager.

Martin will glady answer any questions on the mk3 Oxen and cart..

Hic Shurley shim mishtake again..

 

Gentlemen, please ....

As I'm sure Friedrich will confirm, the 'defensive circle' was the standard manouevre of bf110 'Zerstorer' squadrons in the BofB when menaced by RAF fighters....

 

Ahhh, touche!

You should see me do a defensive circle around my beer at 5 in the morning after a night on the town.... No spit will get through there either...Hmmmm, think of that what you will....