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... BUBBLE (Mi SODBAK Stories from Everywhere THE Air Force mechanic was home on leave, and as he walked down the street he met an old friend. Hullo! said the friend, in surprised tones. You're in the R.A.F. Weren't you in the cavalry before? I was, replied the R.A.F. man, but I asked to be transferred. Whatever for? I thought you were so keen on horses. So I was. But after an aeroplane ...

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