Non-motoring > There are/were some decent 'coves' in Scotland ... Miscellaneous
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New Tue 13 Dec 16 07:21 
 There are/were some decent 'coves' in Scotland ... - Dog
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-38297099
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New Tue 13 Dec 16 08:40 
 There are/were some decent 'coves' in Scotland ... - Old Navy
I met him about 25 years ago, a colleague and myself were having a working lunch in a pub alongside Loch Fyne. We were working with a submarine dived in the loch, he had spotted the periscope and as we were in uniform made the link as uniformed matloes are not a common sight in remote Scottish pubs. An interesting lunch!
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New Tue 13 Dec 16 09:54 
 There are/were some decent 'coves' in Scotland ... - Dog
>>Matlow:

"Nick mane for sailor (17-30ish ) in the British Navy (not a submariner).
Tends to spend a lot of time in Plymouth and Portsmouth.
Likes to drink a lot and pull (snog, shag)any Shaz, Tracy or Janner they find" ??

www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=matlow
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New Tue 13 Dec 16 09:54 
 There are/were some decent 'coves' in Scotland ... - Ian (Cape Town)
was on another forum this AM, talking about Swordfish, and Taranto
somebody came up with this gem:

"Cunningham and Lyster wanted to strike Taranto again the next night with Swordfish (six torpedo-bombers, seven bombers, and two flare-dispensers) – one wag in the pilot's room remarked, "They only asked the Light Brigade to do it once!" – but bad weather prevented the action."
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