Missions of the Retrieval Team - A Spin of the Kilt

**Livingston** · 5th August 09, 08:42 AM

Another good story, Dave. Glad to see there were no major injuries this time.

**Jock Scot** · 5th August 09, 09:02 AM

Originally Posted by Livingston

Another good story, Dave. Glad to see there were no major injuries this time.

As seen in a barracks somewhere in the UK in the 1960's: "SWEAT SAVES BLOOD" some one had written underneath :"BRAINS SAVES BOTH". Dave must have written the second bit!

**Arlen** · 5th August 09, 12:19 PM

Wonderful. I enjoyed this one very much!

**Sionnach** · 5th August 09, 04:36 PM

Great read from start to finish. Thanks,

**Wompet** · 5th August 09, 04:43 PM

Originally Posted by davedove

Credits

The stars of my commercials:
Arlen and starbkjrus for the Easy Groom bath brush and nail trimmer

and the unimitatable Mr. Tibbles (who all do their own stunts).

Another good story, Dave.
I'm already waiting for the next one.

**starbkjrus** · 5th August 09, 04:50 PM

Originally Posted by davedove

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I hope you enjoyed it.

I and indeed all of us did Dave.

Thank you.

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**davedove** · 6th August 09, 04:33 AM

Originally Posted by Livingston

Another good story, Dave. Glad to see there were no major injuries this time.

That's because you weren't in this one, Greg.

**Livingston** · 6th August 09, 07:07 AM

Originally Posted by davedove

That's because you weren't in this one, Greg.

Yikes!! Sounds like I'd better stock up on kevlar kilts, kevlar kilt hose, kevlar shirts, kevlar flask (need to keep the single malt safe too), kevlar EVERYTHING!! And Jock, you might want to also.

**Cynthia** · 6th August 09, 08:08 AM

Originally Posted by Livingston

Yikes!! Sounds like I'd better stock up on kevlar kilts, kevlar kilt hose, kevlar shirts, kevlar flask (need to keep the single malt safe too), kevlar EVERYTHING!! And Jock, you might want to also.

Goodness! This was the first story I've had a chance to follow. I'd volunteered my name -- didn't know what I was getting into! Or do the ladies tend to fare a bit better than you gents in these stories?

**Jock Scot** · 6th August 09, 08:37 AM

Originally Posted by Cynthia

Goodness! This was the first story I've had a chance to follow. I'd volunteered my name -- didn't know what I was getting into! Or do the ladies tend to fare a bit better than you gents in these stories?

Cynthia ,my dear lady, never ever volunteer! Look at poor old Mr Livingston, he has kevlar everything including,I am told, kevlar pyjamas! He still gets himself filled full of holes. Some people would call it careless, just plain careless. He is a nice chap to work with though, providing he does not drink all the whisky, like last time!