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Maxrobot1 · Jan 17, 2026

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special ed · Jan 17, 2026

Amazing resemblance to Peter Sellers.

MIflyer · Jan 17, 2026

A restored PT-19B (lower) and PT-23. Almost the same airplane, but with a Ranger in-line engine in the PT-19B and a R-670 in the PT-23.

Lucky13 · Jan 18, 2026

John III Sobieski, (17 August 1629 – 17 June 1696) was King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania from 1674 until
his death in 1696.
King John III Sobieski of Poland earned the title "Saviour of the World" (or "Saviour of Europe/Christendom") for his
decisive leadership at the Battle of Vienna in 1683.

Maxrobot1 · Jan 20, 2026

1719 edition of Robinson Crusoe. Still a great read. Make sure you get the un-edited version. Don't get the "as adapted for children" version either. He spent 2 years as a slave to Muslim pirates before he got shipwrecked. I always thought he was on a Pacific island. It was actually in the Caribbean.

fannum · Jan 20, 2026

Maxrobot1 said:
1719 edition of Robinson Crusoe. Still a great read. Make sure you get the un-edited version. Don't get the "as adapted for children" version either. he spent 2 years ag a slave to Muslim pirates before he got shipwrecked. I always thought he was on a Pacific island. It was actually in the Caribbean.
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Long or Staten Island?

Gnomey · Jan 21, 2026

Lucky13 · Jan 22, 2026

fannum · Jan 22, 2026

Lucky13 said:
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C'mon!!!

This isn't Facebook, and let's not encourage any such drivel to pollute this site ... whatever your intent was!!!

Frog · Jan 22, 2026

Lucky13 said:
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Looks like the last meal ordered by a sentenced to death...

SaparotRob · Jan 22, 2026

Lose the beans.

MiTasol · Jan 22, 2026

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A good start but too many ~~beans~~ fart buds.

CATCH 22 · Jan 28, 2026

Earlier in this post I mentioned Roland Penrose, Lee Miller and some WWII camouflage designs of the former.
Here are some photos of a civilian car (don't recognize the exact model, some kind of soft-top "cabrio" as they are called in Europe), camouflaged by Penrouse: