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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: wes34th on November 07, 2006, 11:16:47 AM
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Ok,
Ladies and gentlemen lets try the war photos post in a different way.Post your best ww II aircraft photos.Also, this is a site for ww II so if you have a
profound picture of grusome stuff then post it somewhere else.Also, I do not require nor do I request your advice about how bad war is.If you want
to give advice tell your children about what war is.This is for people who are interested in ww II aircraft.:mad:
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so i can't post a picture of a plane in action then?
or is it just my opinion that you would wish to control?
:confused:
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These are the only two pictures that I know of of my grandfather's b17 "Tain't a Bird." The first was taken by its first crew when it was forced down in fog in Greenland. The second is a nice action photo. If anyone knows of any photos of B17 42-30342 I would love to see them, especially nose art.
(http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c80/skilless/TaintaBird.jpg)
.(http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c80/skilless/TaintaBird2.jpg)
This plane met its demise as part of "Operation Aphrodite" which seemed like a harebrained sceme when my grandfather told me about it but it's documented on the web and wasn't too bad of an idea. Unfortunately due to primitive RC gear at the time, it was a complete bust.
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When I visit my grand father, ill take some pics. Maybe a few pictures of his spit and his brother's lanc but nothing else, besides AARs reports letters medals :D Couple pictures of Him, Eisenhower, The queen.
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Oh pleast dont ask that.
I've reached my self imposed allotment for being modded for the quarter
:cry
How can you recognise the glory of war without recognising the cost of the glory?
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Originally posted by Krypto
When I visit my grand father, ill take some pics. Maybe a few pictures of his spit and his brother's lanc but nothing else, besides AARs reports letters medals :D Couple pictures of Him, Eisenhower, The queen.
He was the crew chief. It was his plane.
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Originally posted by DREDIOCK
Oh pleast dont ask that.
I've reached my self imposed allotment for being modded for the quarter
:cry
How can you recognise the glory of war without recognising the cost of the glory?
I often surf the web with my nine year old daughter looking over my shoulder. While it IS important for children to learn the cost and brutal reality of war, the proper time and method for that lesson for my children will be MY decision, not yours.
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Originally posted by sluggish
I often surf the web with my nine year old daughter looking over my shoulder. While it IS important for children to learn the cost and brutal reality of war, the proper time and method for that lesson for my children will be MY decision, not yours.
Never said it was MY decision.
I taught my son at 7.
My daughter at about the same age.
Like scary movies its up to the parent to decide when their specific child is mature enough to handle such things.
I agree with you in principle.
But. I still stand by my point
I have/Had no intention on posting any more pics like that.
But. its because Skuzzy and HTC doesnt want them here
NOT because you dont
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Originally posted by sluggish
I often surf the web with my nine year old daughter looking over my shoulder. While it IS important for children to learn the cost and brutal reality of war, the proper time and method for that lesson for my children will be MY decision, not yours.
you must be doing a great job if she is looking over your shoulder while you play at cartoon war.
look. i apologized to skuzzy for that very reason and i made a statement about my personal views with regards to war and the glamorization of the subject. i was reasonable in the expression of my views.
since then, nobody has posted any more pictures of that caliber and yet rather than letting a sleeping dog lie, our poster has insisted that it be carried further by reposting the same thread with a different coat on and then insulting those who happened to disagree with them on the subject.
- true story.
a year or so ago i had an image thread up. one of the pictures was the famous photo of a viet cong getting his brains blown out by a vietnames regular.
nobody protested. not a word.
it's not unusual to see things in here that are a bit more adult than are on the other rooms on this BBS. (within reason of course...this is a VERY WELL MODERATED FORUM. when people get upset, it gets moderated. the subject matter and conversation has a tendency to be a bit more intense and people can get a bit hotter than in other places. it takes a bit to get used to, longer to develop friendships and then to learn how to blow off an insult and realize that everyone has a right to an opinion.
i had to put lasz on ignore for 6 months before i could stand to read him. i am sure he would hate to hear this, but he's gotten softer btw. he doesnt even phase me. he's downright fuzzy.
in the end, we all have to be adults.
as for teaching your children, i do not presume to do so, nor do i wish to.
that's your job.
and i dont envy you that. you are going to have alot of work to do to keep them from seeing pictures of the holocaust or of people being killed on television or people with thier clothes off.
P.S. - another thing. it might be a good idea to avoid opening threads that are entitled "War photos" if you do not wish to risk the possibility of your children actually seeing war photos.
MPs feel free to delete this if you feel that i have broken the rules. felt it important to say it. thanks.
(http://www.cartoonstock.com/newscartoons/cartoonists/tzu/lowres/tzun158l.jpg)
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Ummm JB88
Unless they are one in the same under a different account.
Sluggish didnt start this thread LOL
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Originally posted by JB88
so i can't post a picture of a plane in action then?
or is it just my opinion that you would wish to control?
:confused:
Post pictures of aircraft but don't violate the rules of the site.The last thread I started made some folks think that they could give a lesson on how bad war can suck.Just post the airplanes.Also, scuzzy shut the posts
down because of the graphic nature of some of the pictures.
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Originally posted by DREDIOCK
Oh pleast dont ask that.
I've reached my self imposed allotment for being modded for the quarter
:cry
How can you recognise the glory of war without recognising the cost of the glory?
Cause da administrator said so...He be scuzzy.(Scuzzy-n. small woodland
creature ;)
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Originally posted by wes34th
Post pictures of aircraft but don't violate the rules of the site.The last thread I started made some folks think that they could give a lesson on how bad war can suck.Just post the airplanes.Also, scuzzy shut the posts
down because of the graphic nature of some of the pictures.
oooooooohhh...
didn't know that.
:confused:
:huh
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Originally posted by JB88
you must be doing a great job if she is looking over your shoulder while you play at cartoon war.
look. i apologized to skuzzy for that very reason and i made a statement about my personal views with regards to war and the glamorization of the subject. i was reasonable in the expression of my views.
since then, nobody has posted any more pictures of that caliber and yet rather than letting a sleeping dog lie, our poster has insisted that it be carried further by reposting the same thread with a different coat on and then insulting those who happened to disagree with them on the subject.
- true story.
a year or so ago i had an image thread up. one of the pictures was the famous photo of a viet cong getting his brains blown out by a vietnames regular.
nobody protested. not a word.
it's not unusual to see things in here that are a bit more adult than are on the other rooms on this BBS. (within reason of course...this is a VERY WELL MODERATED FORUM. when people get upset, it gets moderated. the subject matter and conversation has a tendency to be a bit more intense and people can get a bit hotter than in other places. it takes a bit to get used to, longer to develop friendships and then to learn how to blow off an insult and realize that everyone has a right to an opinion.
i had to put lasz on ignore for 6 months before i could stand to read him. i am sure he would hate to hear this, but he's gotten softer btw. he doesnt even phase me. he's downright fuzzy.
in the end, we all have to be adults.
as for teaching your children, i do not presume to do so, nor do i wish to.
that's your job.
and i dont envy you that. you are going to have alot of work to do to keep them from seeing pictures of the holocaust or of people being killed on television or people with thier clothes off.
P.S. - another thing. it might be a good idea to avoid opening threads that are entitled "War photos" if you do not wish to risk the possibility of your children actually seeing war photos.
MPs feel free to delete this if you feel that i have broken the rules. felt it important to say it. thanks.
(http://www.cartoonstock.com/newscartoons/cartoonists/tzu/lowres/tzun158l.jpg)
No sir, I must control the minds of your children so that they can serve Aces High:t
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nutjob.
ahem.
(http://www.wlb-stuttgart.de/seekrieg/4504-bilder/kamikaze.jpg)
zeke.
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(http://www.historylink101.com/ww2photo/carrier-planes-lots.jpg)
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Originally posted by JB88
nutjob.
ahem.
(http://www.wlb-stuttgart.de/seekrieg/4504-bilder/kamikaze.jpg)
zeke.
:lol
I prefer the term mentally challenged...
wes34th quote of the day-"War is hell"
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A couple from a fly-in we went to last summer. I could have gone for a ride in the B17 for $400... (wife ack shot me down)
My son was actually shaking with excitement to be so close. He's as big of an aiplane fan as his old man..
(http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c80/skilless/PICT0103.jpg)
I was actually a lot closer than this picture looks as they were running up the Wrights...
(http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c80/skilless/PICT0101.jpg)
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I have enough to make a large coffee table book of. I'd sort them and put them up somewhere but I'm just so dang lazy
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Exactly
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Originally posted by RAIDER14
(http://www.historylink101.com/ww2photo/carrier-planes-lots.jpg)
That was a couple thousand (5000?) And about 500 were B-29s, photo's in the book Flyboys