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RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - Aria - 28-05-2010 06:27 PM
Surveillance operations can all be concluded in 50 minutes or less.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - lwhite53 - 28-05-2010 06:38 PM
It's possible to thwart every conceivable terrorist threat with only two field agents.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - picard1109 - 28-05-2010 06:45 PM
Liking opera is compulsory in order to be considered intelligent and mature.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - Aria - 28-05-2010 06:49 PM
If you want to be a top ranking spy you must have a membership to an exclusive "Gentlemans" club. (Makes you wonder what sort of club women like Stella Rimmington were in!!)
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - tyme4t - 30-05-2010 12:14 PM
At some point in your career as an agent, you will end up with someone else's blood on your face.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - A Cousin - 30-05-2010 12:51 PM
The average operation can be completed in 24-48 hours.
A nonchalant cigarette is the best cover as a back up officer.
The FSB is the place to go for tattoos.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - Silktie - 30-05-2010 05:29 PM
As soon as someone uses the words 'I promise' to assure another person, the exact opposite of what was promised will happen.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - nadiatw - 30-05-2010 06:20 PM
There is a striptease-club in the centre of Moscow on Tverskaya st. Even Muscovites do not know about that.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - tyme4t - 31-05-2010 03:42 PM
The disposable cell phone industry is completely dependant on MI5 and the bad guys they fight.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - RoninExec - 31-05-2010 04:07 PM
Cool topic!
I learned:
- That you could run with a 3-lbs full-size Glock 17 in your Italian suit left jacket pocket to counterbalance your 3 ounce ID-badge holder in your right pocket.
- That you could cross London faster in a Silver Audi with no emergency lights, than a fully-marked police car with bells and whistles!