DT. wrote:Jerry wrote:At the risk of being labelled a pedant: -
"Another A Flight crew flying that night was captained by Sgt Baden Fereday. Sgt Fereday was an experienced pilot with 15 operational flights recorded in his log book. Sgt Kelvin Shoesmith, an Australian, manned his rear turret. His wireless operator, Sgt Glafkos Clerides, was a Greek Cypriot who had been educated at an English Public School"Clerides flew as wireless operator in a Wellington Bomber.
http://www.raf.mod.uk/rafmarham/aboutus/memory7.cfm
what english public school?
Just like the rest of us genius's he went to the English School in Nicosia.
Actually he was expelled from high school AND BECAUSE HE WAS RICH he managed to continue at the English school. There he learned how to talk with an accent, and pretend he gets confused when using lengthy Greek words. What an idiot!
During the 60s he was heavily addicted to alcohol, and drunk all the time even at the negotiation table with Denktash.
He later on stopped drinking so much and started the jokes manufacturing bussiness.
Here's the joke he manufactured about his change of Schools:
Klerides as a student talking to his headmaster:
-Sir, do you think that by expelling me from the school for one week will make me a better student?
-Yes my son, that's what I believe.
-Very good Sir, this means that if I expel my self for ever I will become a much much better student.
So klerides continues saying he abandoned his school and enrolled at the English school....
HA-HA-HA....
And all this at a time that high school was for the elitists, Klerides had the luxury to abandon schools and play it clever on top of it..