"Cliffs of Dover", title sounds... weak

[JimmyGiro]

I.G.W.S.M.

Invasion of the Granny Worrying Sausage Munchers.

It's a film title, don't you know.

[SAFMoby]

Andover = old british prop airliner

" hello radar this an andover over Dover on handover over"

[Abbeville-Boy]

oleg wanted CoD
cash on debut

cha ching

[Richie]

"Dowding VS The Fat Bone-Head". Who in their right mind orders fighters to fly along side bombers at the same speed. If it was Dowding VS Galland or Molders I think things would have been harder. I can't see how the Germans could have landed on English soil though with the Royal Navy in the channel..there's no way.

[robtek]

Beside OT, with german air-superiority over the channel there wouldn't be any Royal Navy in the channel, only at the bottom, maybe.

[Foo'bar]

Originally Posted by kimosabi

il-2 sturmovik: "what's your position, over. Over dover, over."

rofl! :d

[TeeJay82]

Cmon... who cares about what it is called.. its everything else that matters

[WTE_Galway]

Originally Posted by Richie

"Dowding VS The Fat Bone-Head". Who in their right mind orders fighters to fly along side bombers at the same speed.

the bomber crews were refusing to fly without closer escort, there was little choice.

[major_setback]

Originally Posted by heywooood

"a rose by any other name..."

I don't care what they call it really - because I already know about the developer and the project...I'm already sold.

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Surely that quote is drawing attention to the importance of the name: (it's beauty in itself being significant); if any onther name was used, it wouldn't be as sweet. Not the opposite.

[veter]

I think it was "The BOB" during all this time (how many years?) and probably it will be. Cliffs of Dover is also good. Could be a subtitle.

"Let s play BOB all this afternoon" Or "Damn I must buy a new computer for the BOB" sounds more realistic.