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#114886 - 11/03/05 06:52 PM
Something to help pass a slow day
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aficionado
Registered: 10/28/05
Posts: 552
Loc: Portland, OR
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I forget how I came across this website. Most are funny, but check out the "Lost my job today" "Women live longer" and "Signs" links.
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#114887 - 11/03/05 07:32 PM
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old hand
Registered: 09/10/05
Posts: 82
Loc: Atlanta, Ga
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Thanks for the link. I really like the "Stealth Fighter".
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#114888 - 11/03/05 08:02 PM
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Registered: 06/20/03
Posts: 7644
Loc: Tacoma
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Geez, Mark, I got some work you could be doing.
I've seen most of those, but not all in one place. Great stuff.
Sign14 makes me want to move to the Canadian heartland right now. People Eating Tasty Animals, indeed.
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#114889 - 11/03/05 08:08 PM
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connoisseur
Registered: 01/24/05
Posts: 2034
Loc: Fla. Orig. Mich.
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Oooooo.....
.....that's lottsa stuff on aircraft.
That new stealth "paint" is a lot more effective than it was when the technology was simply called "reduced observables technology"
You never really appreciate the "Two Man Rule" about handling the stuff until the other guy has to make a head call(and YOU want to suddenly become invisible)
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#114890 - 11/03/05 08:26 PM
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shareholder in the making
Registered: 04/02/03
Posts: 15981
Loc: Leesburg, Virginia
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I'm sure by now you've all seen the farting preacher, right?
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#114896 - 11/04/05 07:37 AM
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Registered: 02/26/05
Posts: 5210
Loc: Vero Beach, Florida
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#114898 - 11/04/05 11:53 AM
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aficionado
Registered: 10/28/05
Posts: 552
Loc: Portland, OR
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Ever fly into Templehof in Berlin? That's a disaster waiting to happen. I hear they closed or are going to close it, finally.
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#114899 - 11/04/05 12:59 PM
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connoisseur
Registered: 02/06/02
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Or the approach into Dwight? "Is that a deer on the strip? Pull up! Pull up!"
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#114902 - 11/04/05 03:12 PM
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axiomite
Registered: 02/26/05
Posts: 5210
Loc: Vero Beach, Florida
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Alright, another aviation enthusiast. Shawn do you fly?
Some other neat pics from the Airliners.net site is the big guys landing at St. Maartens.
Do a search on that site for St. Maartens and you'll see some wild shots!
Edited by BrotherBob (11/04/05 03:21 PM)
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#114903 - 11/04/05 04:00 PM
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connoisseur
Registered: 01/24/05
Posts: 2034
Loc: Fla. Orig. Mich.
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OK Guys!!...Some of those shots are real gems
A few of the shots of Kai Tak remind me of some of my WORSE(Ok...maybe Average)landings on Microsoft Flight Simulator  And St. Maartens reminds me of some of my better ones
Funny......I've never before had a fear of flying.....
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#114904 - 11/04/05 04:01 PM
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connoisseur
Registered: 05/16/02
Posts: 1093
Loc: Ontario, Canada
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Oh Rick, I only wish. I was short on two things - smarts & means!! But not in that order!! HaHa.
I am facinated with flight, though. I get awe struck when I see one - regardless of size. I still remember the first time I ever saw a picture of the Concorde. Man that thing looked fast even just sitting there. Imagine my disappointment at 12yrs old having to fly to London on a 747 instead of the Concorde!! (Actually, I was pretty psyched as it was my first flight!)
I think it's in the blood. My Grandfather was AirForce in WW2. One of my biggest regrets was that I never got a chance to talk to him about those times. I had "other" distractions in my teens......(.)(.)
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#114905 - 11/04/05 04:11 PM
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axiomite
Registered: 02/26/05
Posts: 5210
Loc: Vero Beach, Florida
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Shawn you definitely don't need the 'smarts', I'm living proof of that.  I started flying over 23 years ago and have a few thousand hours under my belt and am still in awe of it all. I can go over to the Airliners.net site and look around for hours at a time, I've even caught a couple of pictures of planes I've flown...they have some great pictures!
You ought to take up flying, it's never too late!
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#114906 - 11/05/05 01:26 AM
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shareholder in the making
Registered: 04/02/03
Posts: 15981
Loc: Leesburg, Virginia
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In reply to:
teens......(.)(.)
I guess lots of teens did have big pimples on their butt cheeks...
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