FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
You're done, your stupidity has been entertaining, enjoy cyberspace!
Most Overrated aircraft of WWII.....?
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And they didn't build many either, hardly any...
Fake news, never happened (I like the new avatar image, the pre-big tail Forts looked cool...)
So, the best way you could think of for promoting your books on this forum is to come here and be a dick? Your customer service skills are out of the gate!
FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
He calls me a B-17 fanboy but yet his books are all about B-17s!
All production figures, with two or three rating reviews and not available or with a price. I know nothing about the murky world of publishing but that seems like some sort of creation.
FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
Perhaps self published.
It names a publisher First Mountain Belgians , the book weighs 6 pounds and has 1800 illustrations on premium paper. Quite an investment, if it had a price and actually did exist.
FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
Good point! A legend in his own mind!
FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
This was from a review on Amazon
And I'm a "Fanboy"!!!
His books actually look interesting, too bad his demeanor was about as pleasant as a diarrhea filled toilet bowl
And I'm a "Fanboy"!!!
His books actually look interesting, too bad his demeanor was about as pleasant as a diarrhea filled toilet bowl
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Sadly, In this day and age, anyone can "publish" a book with content grabbed from the internet.
I have published books, on landscape photography mostly, in very limited numbers for gifts and such.
But I would NEVER jump into a forum and start insulting members while exclaiming that I have published anything.
And Joe, you got a bacon only because there isn't a "bacon and beer" award!
I have published books, on landscape photography mostly, in very limited numbers for gifts and such.
But I would NEVER jump into a forum and start insulting members while exclaiming that I have published anything.
And Joe, you got a bacon only because there isn't a "bacon and beer" award!
Turvuren is in Flanders, Belgium, any reference to mountains in Belgium and Netherlands is a joke, it is as flat as a horses kiss.
FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
LOL! Thanks my friend!Sadly, In this day and age, anyone can "publish" a book with content grabbed from the internet.
I have published books, on landscape photography mostly, in very limited numbers for gifts and such.
But I would NEVER jump into a forum and start insulting members while exclaiming that I have published anything.
And Joe, you got a bacon only because there isn't a "bacon and beer" award!
glennasher
Senior Airman
Wow, just Wow.
Thumpalumpacus
Major
Well, that didn't last long.
Something Mom used to say about flies, honey, and vinegar comes to mind.
Something Mom used to say about flies, honey, and vinegar comes to mind.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
What does "production" mean?
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Sad thing is I thought he was referring to me as Fan Boy. I'll have to settle for Moterator.
Well that did not end well.
Jees, look away for a day and you miss all the fun!
I notice his infatuation with the silver lady seems to start with the "G", and seems to pretty much discount all that went before. He's clearly never flown in or even seen the inside of one up close and personal. His comments on the "obsolessence" of its structure are quite revealing. The "more modern" B24 with its lighter structure turned out to be noticeably less damage tolerant, a factor that seems to have escaped him. He sounds like a disciple of Robert McNamara, all numbers and no context.
I notice his infatuation with the silver lady seems to start with the "G", and seems to pretty much discount all that went before. He's clearly never flown in or even seen the inside of one up close and personal. His comments on the "obsolessence" of its structure are quite revealing. The "more modern" B24 with its lighter structure turned out to be noticeably less damage tolerant, a factor that seems to have escaped him. He sounds like a disciple of Robert McNamara, all numbers and no context.
