fubar57
General
Used to fry it up on hunting and fishing trips; yearly salt intake in one little can
Greatest aviation myth this site “de-bunked”.
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"Arigato goziamasu."
I've accompanied teams doing maintenance on chicken mcnugget machines and whole hog pork grinders. They were my corporate passengers. Homemade sausage and home processed chicken only for me now. Can't stomach the golden arches or KFC, or "hormhell" any more.
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fubar57
General
Buddy worked in a brewery in Saskatchewan in the '70s. He said if you knew what went on there, you would never drink beer again. We never asked
I know what goes on there. I've brewed plenty myself and lived next door to a brewery for a couple years. It can be a messy business. Ah, but the aroma of fermentation! Ambrosia! (And the spent grains make great compost.)
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glennasher
Senior Airman
My late brother, early in his life, worked at a Banquet Frozen Foods factory, packaging those fried chicken TV dinners. He wouldn't touch them, and told me not to partake, either.
Admiral Beez
Captain
Were there similar dissimilarities between the German, Italian and Japan versions of the Daimler-Benz DB 605?
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RagTag
Airman
Myth: Hitler's orders to change the Me-262 into a Schnellbomber changed the course of the War.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Willy's enthusiastic "Yes!" to Hitler asking if it could be a bomber did, in fact, change the war to a certain degree.
First, it needs to be said that the Germans had absolutely no chance of winning the war.
In regards to the Me262 being made a Schnell bomber: it delayed the Me262's introduction and thus, saved countless Allied aircrew lives.
The Me262 was introduced far to late to have a physical impact on the war - by 1944, the writing was on the wall.
*IF* the He280 went into production in 1941/42 followed by the Me262, it would have certainly changed the face of the airwar over Europe, but in the end, Germany would have still been defeated.
First, it needs to be said that the Germans had absolutely no chance of winning the war.
In regards to the Me262 being made a Schnell bomber: it delayed the Me262's introduction and thus, saved countless Allied aircrew lives.
The Me262 was introduced far to late to have a physical impact on the war - by 1944, the writing was on the wall.
*IF* the He280 went into production in 1941/42 followed by the Me262, it would have certainly changed the face of the airwar over Europe, but in the end, Germany would have still been defeated.
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
The P-39 made its pilots impotent.
buffnut453
Captain
Just thinking about the P-39 Groundhog Day thread makes me impotent...and I lose the will to live.
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I thought it would have taken two posts to get to groundhogs.
buffnut453
Captain
Is it possible to be both impotent and peak too soon...simultaneously?
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Ask my wife.
fastmongrel
1st Sergeant
It's known as "coming and going"
buffnut453
Captain
And been...all at the same time.
AKA, a "minuteman".
buffnut453
Captain
You'll enjoy this...didn't you!
We all are...
