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Bobjork 4th January 2009 02:04
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Originally Posted by Energumen (Post 2435)
You will not know about Italian tanks then, I assume.
No, I don't know about them. But I know a lot about Italian 8-wheeled articulated trolley buses.

Energumen 4th January 2009 02:35
Ah, but they did not have those during the war.

Don't mention the war!. English Joke

Bobjork 4th January 2009 03:02
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Originally Posted by Energumen (Post 2437)
Ah, but they did not have those during the war.

Don't mention the war!. English Joke
Don't mention the war! I mentioned it once, but I think I got away with it, as Basil Fawlty says in Fawlty Towers.
Big fan of Monty Python.

And you're right, Stockholm did not have those during the war. They were built by Alfa-Romeo in 1950-1951 and was taken out of service five years later...

Western SMT 4th January 2009 11:44
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Originally Posted by Energumen (Post 2432)
or tanks with one forward gear and sixteen reverse.

It would be ungentlemanly, un European, but so me.
Not politically correct as they say Energumen but from the stories I have heard certain nations were adept at finding more reverse gears than forward ones.

Energumen 4th January 2009 17:26
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