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I didn't recognize it and NOT because I am young. In fact, just the opposite. I see that that show was aired in 1991. Heck, I was well into my 2nd career by that time and it was another decade before I started my business that wound up funding my retirement (and my Bonanza).You must be young lol “the red green show”, if you don’t immediately recognize that you are missing out… I definitely recommend a binge watching to catch up.
No offense intended, it was written in well intended jest.I didn't recognize it and NOT because I am young. In fact, just the opposite. I see that that show was aired in 1991. Heck, I was well into my 2nd career by that time and it was another decade before I started my business that wound up funding my retirement (and my Bonanza).
No offense taken. I was just venting on how damn old I am.No offense intended, it was written in well intended jest.
No offense taken. I was just venting on how damn old I am.
One place I worked dressed a couple of pilots up and put them in the cockpit to take pictures on the ramp (professional photographer). Then they picked a couple of good ones, and spent a bunch of money to make post cards for advertising. I walked into the office one day, and the company preside said, “Hey David, check this out! They’re going in the mail tomorrow!”This makes me think of this image:
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This makes me think of this image:
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I do like that whomever it is is very concerned about safety, as indicated by the glasses she's wearing.Great pic. Is that at Boeing or at Raytheon?
Either Bell or Lockheed.
One of the classics.This makes me think of this image:
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A bit south of here, and people don't use turn signals for lane changes because they don't want to warn the other side of what they intend to do, so they don't adjust their defense to prevent it. Almost the same thing in Boston, but I believe there it's because they don't want to telegraph their punches.
in Boston, don't want to wear out the bulbs.
My Brother lives there. I think it's safe to say that no Boston driver ever wore out a set of turn signals.
See, it worksMy Brother lives there. I think it's safe to say that no Boston driver ever wore out a set of turn signals.
And that's no joke
Dang it.!!!
How do they spread the chem trails?Check out the add-ons . . . up to date tech. Edit: the hump behind the cockpit gathers and processes solar energy to power the death ray mounted below the wing. Slight inconvenience in that the pilots have to wear lead flight suits.
https://defence-blog.com/u-s-air-force-showcases-oa-1k-in-special-ops-training/
That's why that A320 crashed in '88 while doing a fly-by. All the poles in the plane were on the right side.Of course, there's always the one about Zbigniew Brezenski causing the S-Plane to crash when he switched from a seat on the left to one on the right. (any poles on the right-hand side of the S-Plane causes instability).