No. 74 Squadron RAF, the "Tiger Squadron"..

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It would appear that one has achieved a somewhat smooth and neat finish on one' s flying machine old chap. Splendid effort, do have a snifter, or would one prefer a pot of Earl Grey?
 
Thank you frightfully od chap! One has has his best don't you know... Think that I'll take you up on that snifter for lunch and settle for that tiffin now....
 
Aye! Shame you old fox...boy! The cricket might even make more sense with a couple of snifters under the belt...hand me the bottle will you old chap?
 
Nice stuff Jan

Mmmm cricket can I smell the Ashes burning? No wait thats the wickets after the Aussie pace attack has ripped out middle stump for 10th time.
 
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