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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: SunKing on July 12, 2006, 08:34:05 AM
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WW2 Zombie soldiers!
(http://www.ironmaiden.com/media/images/IID00002173.JPG)
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Reminds me of the song "Afraid to shoot strangers" .
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Originally posted by SunKing
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Sorry..........I have already been awarded that position.
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Originally posted by lazs2
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I'm thinking you don't really know who Iron Maiden is if you are saying that.
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Originally posted by Jackal1
Sorry..........I have already been awarded that position.
I think you should create a club, T-shirts, beer-mugs and all. Have storch as your mascot-pet! :D
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Originally posted by Saintaw
I think you should create a club, T-shirts, beer-mugs and all. Have storch as your mascot-pet! :D
Since my election as prez for the Local 101, we have started a fund raiser to do just that.
I expect our "Have You Hugged A Bigot Today?" line of sportswear to be a smashing hit. :)
We also are producing one line of clothing especialy designed for one of our more vocal readers from across the pond. It is the "Tootle Pippage With Your Lippage" line. :rofl
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:aok :lol
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Originally posted by lazs2
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Nah, just tired of your hate. Serioulsy, open any thread you comment in and you are hating on someone, some ethnic group, or this game and constantly bashing the players that don't fly your style. It's all about shooting zombies and the second coming of a civil war with you.
And then you come in this thread and start talking trash about music you seem to have no clue about. It's laughable.
Who the hell cares what a musician wears or looks like, if you love the music enjoy it. Maiden has made some classic tunes and riffs.
And no, I haven't worn my music T's or had my hair long since my teens.
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Originally posted by lazs2
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Don't see a single M16 except the logo (which isn't all that bad), but see Greaseguns, a Thompson and a garand. Never been a huge Maiden fan but some tunes are great. No need to rip on Metal. I hate Country music just as much as you hate metal, but have never typed it on here because there is a time and place for it. That time hasn't come yet.
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I don't see the M-16. I see a Thompson, what looks like an MP-40, and possibly an M-1 Garande, but I don't see the M-16.
SIK1
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Originally posted by SunKing
And then you come in this thread and start talking trash about music you seem to have no clue about. It's laughable.
Who the hell cares what a musician wears or looks like, if you love the music enjoy it. Maiden has made some classic tunes and riffs.
And no, I haven't worn my music T's or had my hair long since my teens.
"Run to the Hills!!!!!!!!!!" :D
I agree though on the looks, clothing, etc.
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Originally posted by SunKing
And no, I haven't worn my music T's or had my hair long since my teens.
Why not man? Dig out those T's and go see a show. You know that the "among the living" era Anthrax has gotten back together and they're touring? Not stadium shows either. It's as if these gods-of-metal bands broke up long enough to growup as individuals and then regrouped.
It's a good time to be a headbanger.
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Originally posted by Suave
Why not man? Dig out those T's and go see a show. You know that the "among the living" era Anthrax has gotten back together and they're touring? Not stadium shows either. It's as if these gods-of-metal bands broke up long enough to growup as individuals and then regrouped.
It's a good time to be a headbanger.
Oh definately. There is some great music and bands still putting out new material.
Oh I still have all my memorabilia and more. Tough to get a job though with people instantly stereo-typing you as some pothead loser by the music you listen to.
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Sweet cover. Their best since Somewhere in Time, IMO.
Just might have to pick this one up.
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The Tank is a cheiftan, not even close to a WW2 tank.
I am amazed iron maiden is still around, my sister bought one of their albums around the same time she bought thriller my Mikey the molestor.
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Originally posted by SIK1
I don't see the M-16. I see a Thompson, what looks like an MP-40, and possibly an M-1 Garande, but I don't see the M-16.
SIK1
Front. center of the tank
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FYI, singer Bruce Dickinson flies 737's for Iceland Express.
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Originally posted by Jackal1
Front. center of the tank
As long as we're debating the historical accuracy of WWII-era uniform clad zombified skeletons around a Cold War tank...
what kind of M16 has the magazine that far forward anyhow? It's a nothing-rifle.
It's a piece of comic book art on an album cover, not a historical reenactment.
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Now here is an album cover...
(http://www.markbrine.com/country_music_roots/images/live_at_the_grand_ole_opry_hank_williams.jpg)
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i am british so excuse me if i am wrong....
but isnt the magazine in the wrong place to be an m16 on the front of that tank?
nm shoulda read all of the thread first!
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Originally posted by Furball
i am british so excuse me if i am wrong....
but isnt the magazine in the wrong place to be an m16 on the front of that tank?
nm shoulda read all of the thread first!
No its just really badly done lol.
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Originally posted by lazs2
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LOL Skuzzy using up his vacation time with this thread :)
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Originally posted by Tarmac
what kind of M16 has the magazine that far forward anyhow?
A. A very poorly drawn one.
B. The kind that is illustrated on the front of the tank.
Please contain answers to A, B or all of the above.
Thanks for playing the Mindless Drivel Game. :aok
It's a nothing-rifle.
Correct. The M16 has been refered to as such on many occasions.
So far you are up one wooden vampire stake and a Mickey Mouse T shirt.
Would you like to go for the Video Bonus question?
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Love the art work! somehow ,somewhere ,thats going on our squad website:D
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LOVE Maiden. Saw 'em on 3 tours; Powerslave, Somewhere In Time, and Seventh Son.
Maiden kicks ass!!
SCREEEEEEEAM FOR ME HAMMERSMITH!!!
(http://www.ironmaiden.com/media/images/low/IID00001041.JPG)
IRON MAIDEN Frontman Flying High - Aug. 11, 2003
IRON MAIDEN singer Bruce Dickinson recently spoke to Billboard magazine about his "second" job piloting 150-seat Boeing 737s for Astraeus Airlines in London.
Dickinson, a pilot for some 11 years, logged between 600 and 700 hours in the air for the company last year, regularly jetting back and forth from London to such locales as Egypt, Iceland and the former Soviet Union.
"When you're up at 41,000 feet at night, flying in the middle of Europe and you look down and you can see all these lights, and then you look up and you see more stars than you've ever seen before in your life, it's just amazing," he said. "You see the weather, you see thunder storms from hundreds of miles away. I get to see the best light show in the world."
Dickinson says his interest in flying picked up in the mid-'80s, after IRON MAIDEN drummer Nicko McBrain got his pilot's license. But it wasn't until 1992, when he spotted a sign at a Florida airport advertising flying lessons for $35, that things changed.
"In '93, when I left IRON MAIDEN for six years and embarked on a solo career, it did strike me that if the solo career didn't work out, I was going to be jobless," he said. "So I decided that I would go and do the airline pilot exams in Europe."
Although IRON MAIDEN have no plans of retiring anytime soon, the singer foresees a time when he'll be flying exclusively.
"When it gets to when IRON MAIDEN stops — which it will do eventually — I'm gonna have to do something until I'm 65," he said.