p82

[warphoenix]

my last reply my grandfather posted ya

[Spikes]

my last reply my grandfather posted ya

Kid, just stop.

[5PointOh]

 

[halo342]

Oh, you have so much to learn.  These people will not accept a word you say about your tale unless you have concrete evidence to back it up (documented evidence such as reports relating to the incident would be a good start).

Until then, here you go. Hopefully it won't wear out before you dig yourself out of this hole.

[Simba]

Ah, another fine true story of aerial high-jinks! Excellent! Reminds of the time Biggles and I flew that dicey 'do' to Katmandhu and found ourselves in a spot of bother. There we were, upside-down in fog with nothing on the clock but the maker's name, and that was in Hindustani . . .

 

[Ack-Ack]

my last reply my grandfather posted ya

You were given the opportunity for a way out and you just dig your hole deeper.  Since you were going to own up to the rather tall tale you told, you could have done what Legoman did in the thread where he claimed to fly small bush planes and stop posting.


ack-ack

[Westy]

"my last reply my grandfather posted ya"

Cod your such en effing idiot.  Even my 8 yr old son knows when he's carried
something too far and just quits.

[Yossarian]

Oh, you have so much to learn.  These people will not accept a word you say about your tale unless you have concrete evidence to back it up (documented evidence such as reports relating to the incident would be a good start).

Until then, here you go. Hopefully it won't wear out before you dig yourself out of this hole.

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I believe one of these would be more useful:

[Templar]

This whole thing was funny at first....now its just sad funny.....he really is just gonna ride the nuke all the way in isn't he......its like watching a train wreck, nothing can be done but I just can't look away.....     

[2ADoc]

With the hole you are digging, you might want to get the Rosetta Stone Chineze course.

This whole thing was funny at first....now its just sad funny.....he really is just gonna ride the nuke all the way in isn't he......its like watching a train wreck, nothing can be done but I just can't look away.....     

 
OH the humanity

[oakranger]

ok, this top them all of fail post for 2009. 

[Gaboon]

first flight of the P82 was 15 June 1945, first production model came in 1946. Both my Grandfather on my mother's side and my father and 2 uncle's are all USAAF then to become USAF. My uncle Robert Walker was killed while in a chase plane covering flight of the then XB-70 when flying in the shadow of the XB-70 from below and just behind he rose above the shadow and was blinded by sunlight and struck the vertical stabilizer killing him and downing the XB-70 the crew survived. There is not a whole lot I do not know in airforce history being an AF brat. There are stories out there that are true of many aircraft all you have to do is a little research or be in the line of a long line of USAAF and USAF family and hear first hand. This lads story is not that far fetched but when you really think about it the time frame does lend merrit.

[Shifty]

ok, this top them all of fail post for 2009. 

Your usual butchering of the English language was a nice touch and added the icing to the cake.

[Ack-Ack]

This lads story is not that far fetched but when you really think about it the time frame does lend merrit.

Being that he claimed his uncle died while flying the P-82 while testing the durability of the P-82 to withstand AAA is a tad far fetched, nor does the time he states lend any merit to what he claimed.


ack-ack

[bravoa8]

The P-82 wasn't used in WW2 it won't be in the game, it was replaced by the F-82 when the jets came out.