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Wraggles To The Rescue!
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I always listen very carefully to her.Yep, no one messes with me and lives to tell about it
But she never says it only once!
Primus pilus
Magister Australis
So, with everyone who needed rescuing safe and sound and with the villains appropriately sorted perhaps Pp can tell the truth about how close this whole mission came to a crashing disaster.
Pp has been given some access to the vaults of sound and film recordings obtained by Sir Veillant Squirrel and some of that archival footage might, only now, be brought to light.
While Pp had this material during the mission He was bound to heed the Ministry's words about keeping up morale, about loose lips pink slits and all that other Keep Calm and Carry On stuff. And had this material ever come to the attention of Messaline, Barbara and Jollyrei it is likely that they would have been left with little hope.
So.....the footage.....from the Nissen Hut....
And Pp does have a transcription of the discussion between Wragglesworth and others for those who cannot understand RAF pilot jargon.....not that the transcription makes any sense either.
But watch to the end as things in military command weren't much more promising (except, of course, for Shirley who continued to perform her duties
)
Pp has been given some access to the vaults of sound and film recordings obtained by Sir Veillant Squirrel and some of that archival footage might, only now, be brought to light.
While Pp had this material during the mission He was bound to heed the Ministry's words about keeping up morale, about loose lips pink slits and all that other Keep Calm and Carry On stuff. And had this material ever come to the attention of Messaline, Barbara and Jollyrei it is likely that they would have been left with little hope.
So.....the footage.....from the Nissen Hut....
And Pp does have a transcription of the discussion between Wragglesworth and others for those who cannot understand RAF pilot jargon.....not that the transcription makes any sense either.
But watch to the end as things in military command weren't much more promising (except, of course, for Shirley who continued to perform her duties
)
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