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Post by bodger on Oct 30, 2019 22:11:30 GMT
Well, you have now. Edible seaweed. Are you going to glue your windows in with erudite? I'd be careful if I were you, or he might get his secret friends to force feed you with a crillic.
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Post by Jim on Oct 31, 2019 6:12:07 GMT
Well, you have now. Edible seaweed. Are you going to glue your windows in with erudite? I'd be careful if I were you, or he might get his secret friends to force feed you with a crillic. Nah. Young andrew is our mascot, a posh pet.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 31, 2019 7:41:09 GMT
Well, you have now. Edible seaweed. Are you going to glue your windows in with erudite? All the panels are bolted in and sealed with single sided adhesive neoprene tape. This means while on SIS missions in warmer climes the windows can simply be taken out. Obviously this reduces the bullet proofing but makes it more airy in there .
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Post by bodger on Oct 31, 2019 11:10:50 GMT
Well, you have now. Edible seaweed. Are you going to glue your windows in with erudite? All the panels are bolted in and sealed with single sided adhesive neoprene tape. This means while on SIS missions in warmer climes the windows can simply be taken out. Obviously this reduces the bullet proofing but makes it more airy in there . that's not a particularly erudite method. I believe you need a few weeks refresher training at GCHQ.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 31, 2019 12:34:04 GMT
The reason for the panels being removable is so that you can bolt in the 8mm thick 316 stainless steel panels when in war zones and use the cameras and night vision gear for navigation.
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