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Thread ID: 89366	2008-04-28 22:27:00	A bomb from the Goon Show	Scouse (83)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
663705	2008-04-28 22:27:00	www.guardian.co.uk	Scouse (83)
663706	2008-04-28 22:58:00	They would have tied Neddy Seagoon to it to act as a foghorn. Ken :clap	kenj (9738)
663707	2008-04-29 00:47:00	It's fallen in the water! (in a high pitched voice.) :p	Richard (739)
663708	2008-04-29 01:23:00	Ooops, we are showing our age!! I used to listen to it on my crystal set on Sunday nights - if my memory is correct? Then talk about it at school on Mondays. Ken	kenj (9738)
663709	2008-04-29 02:07:00	http://www.thegoonshow.net/	Scouse (83)
663710	2008-04-29 04:48:00	"...no global positioning system device had been attached to the bomb". Why bother with expensive toys that might not work. Instead, they painted an "X" on the side of the ship where they left left it, so they could find the spot again quite easily... :D	johcar (6283)
663711	2008-04-29 05:03:00	A GPS receiver is unlikely to work under water. Even clouds affect the signal strength and position uncertainty. A bit pointless attaching one to the bomb, anyway. They'd have to find it to read it. A rope with a buoy attached would have been my (low technology) postition indicator of choice. They probably had an accurate GPS location of where they left the bomb, but it moved.	Graham L (2)
663712	2008-04-29 05:49:00	What's wrong with my method Graham? :D	johcar (6283)
663713	2008-04-29 05:53:00	What's wrong with my method Graham? :D The boat moves, therefore this is not a practical method. When boat fishing, I have always marked good fishing spots with a cross on the water. Much better Ken	kenj (9738)
663714	2008-04-29 05:57:00	When boat fishing, I have always marked good fishing spots with a cross on the water. At least that way no one else can find your spot. With the mark on the boat, it's there for all to see.	wratterus (105)
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