When did you first become interested in Warbirds?

cheddar cheese · Jan 1, 2005

Typical lanc...Im guessing youve had that wallpaper for months...

the lancaster kicks ass · Jan 2, 2005

HA!!! joke's on you, we haven't had this computer for months, but yes, i've had it since we got this computer

cheddar cheese · Jan 3, 2005

I didnt say you had that computer for months...tell me where I said that...I said I bet its been your wallpaper for months, meaning it could spam across several different computers regardless...

Archangel · Jan 3, 2005

i first got interested in them, when ive got my first book about them.. i was about 3 years then =)

cheddar cheese · Jan 3, 2005

Cool 8)

The Jug Rules! · Jan 4, 2005

I first got interested when I first saw a program on the history channel about Greg Boyington. I also thought that the Corsairs they flew were beautiful. After that I started drawing them. Nothing to brag about though.

The Jug Rules! · Jan 4, 2005

By the way, I have a question. Who was the pilot of Shangri-la? Ive seen that all over the place, but I could never figure out the pilot.

cheddar cheese · Jan 4, 2005

The Jug Rules! said:
I first got interested when I first saw a program on the history channel about Greg Boyington. I also thought that the Corsairs they flew were beautiful. After that I started drawing them. Nothing to brag about though.

Post em! 8)

plan_D · Jan 4, 2005

I first got interested in them when I was sat on my toilet, have a ye olde dump, reading a magazine with naked women in it. Back in 1993, I believe April 16th. I thought to myself "World War 2 aircraft, now there's a thought" and I've been thinking that thought ever since.

Gnomey · Jan 4, 2005

Not sure really, became interested in WW2 generally and then read Bader's biography and it sort of stemmed from there and I've been interested in them ever since.

cheddar cheese · Jan 4, 2005

plan_D said:
I first got interested in them when I was sat on my toilet, have a ye olde dump, reading a magazine with naked women in it. Back in 1993, I believe April 16th. I thought to myself "World War 2 aircraft, now there's a thought" and I've been thinking that thought ever since.

Youre 17 right (or 18?) Meaning you would have been reading that mag at the age of 8/9!

Since you have posted the real reason already, I have nothing to do but assume that you're completely pissed, and request that you stay away from me during this evening on the site for fear of completely spamming the forums again!

GermansRGeniuses · Jan 4, 2005

The Jug Rules! said:
By the way, I have a question. Who was the pilot of Shangri-la? Ive seen that all over the place, but I could never figure out the pilot.

It was Major Don S. Gentile. 8)

cheddar cheese · Jan 4, 2005

Feeling a little smug, are we?

GermansRGeniuses · Jan 4, 2005

Nah, I partially knew it, but to be sure I googled it...

cheddar cheese · Jan 4, 2005

Anyone could do that

GermansRGeniuses · Jan 4, 2005

But I had advance knowledge...

I typed in Don Gentile and it said he was the pilot of Shangri-La...

If I had typed Shangri-La, it would have taken longer...

cheddar cheese · Jan 4, 2005

True 8)

lesofprimus · Jan 4, 2005

I knew it was Don Gentile as soon as I saw the post.. Unfortunatly, I just saw it this second......

plan_D · Jan 5, 2005

I could read at 8/9 just because it has naked women in it...

No, if I was really drunk I wouldn't have been that good at typing. Maybe I got someone else to type it? You will never know.

cheddar cheese · Jan 5, 2005

Damn

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