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"I was in bed with a blind girl last night and she said that I had the biggest male organ she had ever laid her hands on. I said "You're pulling my leg."

if I was to rate them I would probably go with the Chinese Air Force...for daring and guts it would go the the Philippine Air Force, P-26's against Zero's now thats moxy.

I think the Soviet PE-2 or IL-10 are worthy of note but I am also partial to the A-26 as an all around delivery system. I always thought the A-26 was a A-20 on steroids.

Nicely done...one of my favorite pre-war aircraft.

Welcome back, Shinpachi-san! Glad to see that all is safe and thanks for the great art work..

the Royal Navy operated the F4U in an operation against the Tirpitz in Norway. Haven't seen where any FW's were used against them thou I think a few Me-109's were engaged.

some of the favorites of my youth, the world of dysney, sugarfoot, maverick, combat!, 12 o'clock high, wanted dead or aliv, and of course saturday morning cartoons...heckle and Jeckle, mighty mouse, bugs bunny and gang, clutch cargo.

they look like 81mm mortor rounds

The War Lover (love the B-17 beating up the airfield sceen) Das Boot Air Force (another B-17 movie) 12 O'clock High Cross of Iron Passage to Marsailles (love Humphry Bogart) Casablanca and any John Wayne war movie

My first model was balsa wood and tissue model of a SPAD. I spent hours trying to put the tissue on then coating it with dope..it also had a rubber band motor. I was very pleased when I got a Aurora model of the F80 in the late 50's...I must of use two tube of glue.

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Who is the most popular man at a nudist colony hes the one that can carry two cups of coffee and a dozen doughnuts who is the most popular woman at the nudist colony shes the one that can eat the last doughnut

I retired from the US Navy as a Chief Storekeeper (1970 to 1994) since retiring I have worked as a Government contractor doing basic inventory management for SPAWAR and now work for a large Naval shipyard on the east coast.

My first car was a 1951 Chevy coupe, with a custome rip and tare interior and tires so thin you could see the air in them, paid 25 usd for it. Boy what a deal in 1968. First time it rained the paint job was down the driveway (the previouse owner had painted it with interior laytex paint) and boy...