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[AWwrgwy]

"The Flying Tigers", a squadron that served the US in China during WW2, one of their most commonly used aircraft was the P-40B.  All of that, not courtesy of Wikipedia.

-Penguin

You obviously didn't "get" it.  Think literally.

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[Penguin]

Neither of these explainations is actually literal.  'Tiger' can be referred to as a tank, or an animal.  A literal explaination should require no disambiguation.

-Penguin

[Wagger]

A flying Tiger.  Nice but have you considered the wing load on one of those.  talk about compression and large turn radius.  Definitely in the P-47 realm.  But unfortunately lacking the horse power to weight ratio of the Juggs.

[Plazus]

A flying Tiger.  Nice but have you considered the wing load on one of those.  talk about compression and large turn radius.  Definitely in the P-47 realm.  But unfortunately lacking the horse power to weight ratio of the Juggs.

 

You obviously havent flown a P47 havent you?

[Plawranc]

I vote THIS as an Evil Con.

[Wagger]

My remark as to the Flying Tiger (Tank) is in reference to its size and weight.

[Plazus]

My remark as to the Flying Tiger (Tank) is in reference to its size and weight.

A P47 is in no way related to a Tiger.

[STEELE]

A P47 is in no way related to a Tiger.

Ohh, man, NOW he tells me!

[Wagger]

Let me see.  Its big.  Its ugly.  It has a lot of firepower.  It can reach terminal velocity from 30K faster than anything else.  Sounds like it has allot in common with the Jug.  Did I say it was ugly?

[whipster22]

^

yes you did and fix your sig

[Wagger]

Does the sig drive you crazy?

[bagrat]

lol they had the guy sit down in the vid and talk about actually getting attacked by volkswaffes