History, Politics And Current Affairs

MikeKozlowski wrote: ↑Thu Feb 05, 2026 3:07 pm

Bob Dedmon wrote: ↑Thu Feb 05, 2026 1:01 pm I saw this on farce book, I commented that the driver was an idiot and didn't deserve to own a Mustang.

...Shall I have him beaten, Sir? That ALWAYS cheers you up.

Mike

immediately with a radiator hose.

I saw this on farce book, I commented that the driver was an idiot and didn't deserve to own a Mustang.

Excellent Collection. Chicago II IMO is their best, Sold our Souls for Rock and Roll (early greatest hits is a good choice sans getting the library). Aqualung is a solid Choice. For CDB I liked Million Mile Reflections a little better. You got the best of Roger Waters' Pink Floyd, the two after are ...

When I first moved into the house I currently occupy and still occasionally I get mail for a similar local street. I live on Lori Mahone Overlook and get mail addressed to Lesley Faye...I can walk mail to the other address but just leave it in the mail box for redelivery.

Happy New Year to you and yours

Merry Christmas y'all

Mach 2 cruise? 6 weapons stations, little thin there, Take off/landing seem a little short w/o help. The artist drawing shows a pretty airplane though.

I am in an interesting position right now regarding modelling. I have not done any for maybe 20 years. The last was, bear with me, my 40K space doggies army. If I want to start modelling again I have Tamiya, prob 1/48, kits for F16A, A10 and F15E. And 5 1/700 WW2 battleships. But all paints, washes...

Nightwatch2 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 28, 2025 2:52 pm I just sold my homing pigeon on Ebay




again…..

well done...making any money off it?

donations is good. Scrapping some of the older exhibits is possible, especially if they don't meet your current standards.I have a permanent exhibit of models at Seymour Johnson AFB showing the history of the 4th Fighter Wing, and I donated a family tree of models to the 67th Fighter Squadron at Ka...

In my younger days we used M80's for ship models pushed out on the pond and firecrackers for planes set loose on a string line. did that a few times, build a gravel dam off the curb of the street after a rain and used rocks to sink the Arizona. in later years I used a 22 for some target practice on...

there are some real gems there.

donations is good. Scrapping some of the older exhibits is possible, especially if they don't meet your current standards.I have a permanent exhibit of models at Seymour Johnson AFB showing the history of the 4th Fighter Wing, and I donated a family tree of models to the 67th Fighter Squadron at Kad...

jemhouston wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 1:56 pm

Just remember CV 80 is the new Enterprise!

it fries my mind when I start thinking about the vastness of the universe, and then start thinking of the ending of MIB II comparing sizes thinking we could be a particle in an atom from a larger universe.

We knew it was coming, it's still a bummer. I been a Sabbath/Ozzy fan since I first heard them in the early 70s. I saw Sabbath a couple times after Ozzy left and Ozzy once shortly after Randy Rhoads died.

A bouncing baby boy...bounce check good! Glad he'll be ok.

Johnnie Lyle wrote: ↑Thu Jul 03, 2025 6:12 am Point of order.

Why not, Minot was not a name for the installation.

It was the tourist bureau ad campaign slogan.

maybe so but we tacked the response to it and the whole thing stuck.

I'll start. Seymour Johnson AFB: Surgemore Johnson, Shady J, the Plantation, or See My Johnson, Langley AFB the Laughing Academy, Pentagon, Disneyland on the Potomac, Altus AFB: It's not the end of the world but you can see it from there, Asshole AFB, Kadena: The Rock

Johnnie Lyle wrote: ↑Tue Jul 01, 2025 4:12 am Why not? Minot!

The whole place - civilian or military - is just that weird.

"Freezin's the reason"