Here's one for the rivet counter(s).

[gricerboy]

Nah! You are back row, extreme left "near" the bloke in the white teeshirt......

Hiding from the bloke in the bow tie no doubt

[TimberWolf]

.ne. (fortran).

Or "¬", which is translingual according to Wiktionary.

[Drewster]

Hiding from the bloke in the bow tie no doubt

Why?? Had you had an argument about the "best" Number to have recorded?

[gricerboy]

Why?? Had you had an argument about the "best" Number to have recorded?

No. Let's just say he had "wandering" hands.

[Drewster]

No. Let's just say he had "wandering" hands.

He didn't lubricate your tool???

[gricerboy]

He didn't lubricate your tool???

Haven't seen him in years. He got bogwashed at Crewe Station and never showed his face again.

[OwlHoot]

Second row, next to the bloke with the bow tie. Was taken a few years ago!

link

So your avatar is actually you.

edit: A quick search on "Peak Army" turned up this article:

‘They are allowed out to play by their wives or mums and get so excited when they are being hauled by their favourite type of engine they end up behaving like football hooligans,’ he said.

The group with one of the worst reputations is the so-called Peak Army, who followed ‘Peak’ Class 45 diesels produced in the Fifties, he added.

He said they were known in the Eighties for throwing toilet seats out of the window and were described in one rail magazine as ‘the Millwall of rail enthusiast groups’.

Pictures on the internet show a group of 45 enthusiasts at a 2004 Peak Army reunion giving a Nazi-style salute.

Sounds like gricer is in with a right rough bunch