FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
You're done, your stupidity has been entertaining, enjoy cyberspace!
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You're done, your stupidity has been entertaining, enjoy cyberspace!Oh fanboy should be renamed karen
The only person calling others insulting names (or stupid) is this little fanboy
so when you lose an argument or somebody does not like what you claim (even when proven wrong 30 years ago) you threaten to goto your mommy as the big bad B-17 researcher has hurt your petty little feelings.
Waaaaaaaaaaa !
Suck-it up
Good thing the Bf109 was so poorly built and armed, the Allies would have had a rough go, otherwise...
It would have been interesting, though, if B-17s had been at the Philippines or the New Guinea campaign or even flying reconnaissance from some island in the Pacific. Say mid way between some place and another.
Definitely not comic books -- something with big words that Fanboy would not be able to comprehend
He calls me a B-17 fanboy but yet his books are all about B-17s!Damn, I never found out how he thought promoting his books in this fashion was working out for him. I bet his editors loved dealing with him...
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.He calls me a B-17 fanboy but yet his books are all about B-17s!
Perhaps self published.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.
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.Perhaps self published.
Good point! A legend in his own mind!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.
Turvuren is in Flanders, Belgium, any reference to mountains in Belgium and Netherlands is a joke, it is as flat as a horses kiss.This was from a review on Amazon
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And I'm a "Fanboy"!!!
His books actually look interesting, too bad his demeanor was about as pleasant as a diarrhea filled toilet bowl
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!
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.