[REQUEST] MI ANG A-10 Special

[Victory103]

107th FS celebrates big time with a very cool WWII themed Hawg:

https://theaviationist.com/2017/08/07/u ... -squadron/

[John Young]

We already know about this one Chris - Greg flagged it in my A-10 thread. I've said I'll produce it for the new models.

John

[Garysb]

That was me John you are thinking about pasties again!

[John Young]

Sorry Gary, pasties again.

John

[clickclickdoh]

I really hope Pasties is UK slang for something other than what it is here in the US... Because, no offense... but I don't want to be thinking about you guys and pasties.

[ricktk]

Pasties can be a form of covering up a woman's nipples, but here in upper midwest of the USA such as Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, you will find the beef, potato, vegetable pie of United Kingdom origin.

A pasty is a baked pastry, a traditional variety of which is particularly associated with Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. Wikipedia
Place of origin: United Kingdom
Alternative names: Cornish pasty, pastie, British pasty, oggie, oggy, teddy oggie, tiddy oggin and others
Serving temperature: Hot or cold
Course: Main
Main ingredients: A pastry case with variable fillings, usually beef and vegetables
Region or state: Often associated with Cornwall

[John Young]

The origin of "a pasty moment" stems from ex-Prime Minister David Cameron introducing a tax on take-away hot food. He cited his pleasure at eating a pasty at Leeds station on a certain date. However that could not have been possible because the pasty shop wasn't there then. The term has since been used in the UK to describe a mistake due to bad memory. Mine included.

John

[Firebird]

Green Army!

Sorry but all this talk of pasties means it has to be said.

(I realise that anybody that has not seen the Aviva ads will not have a clue)

[Garysb]

Who mentioned Gregs
https://www.greggs.co.uk/bakes/beef-and-vegetable-pasty