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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: WM.Pappy on July 13, 2009, 06:18:08 PM
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(http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd235/ARC138th/Military/helicoptor.jpg)
(http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd235/ARC138th/Military/heli3.jpg)
(http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd235/ARC138th/Military/heli2.jpg)
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Who's military?
Curious.
I love posts with no text or information.
wrongway
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IN
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http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/eaglecopter.asp (http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/eaglecopter.asp)
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http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/eaglecopter.asp (http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/eaglecopter.asp)
TY. Tried a feeble search based on the original but it's a photobucket account.
Not an "IN" thread but I wouldn't be suprised if the OP was "Rule 13"d.
How about some Tiger Meet pics? What is it anyway?
(http://img115.imageshack.us/img115/6548/021105o9999g063dz6.jpg)
wrongway
(hijacking the thread)
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http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/eaglecopter.asp (http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/eaglecopter.asp)
That snopes link may be misconstrued as stating the paint job is fake. For those who dont want to read it, the aircraft IS real. It is not American, but the OP didnt say it was anyway. It is a Hungarian display aircraft for airshows.
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That snopes link may be misconstrued as stating the paint job is fake. For those who dont want to read it, the aircraft IS real. It is not American, but the OP didnt say it was anyway. It is a Hungarian display aircraft for airshows.
Incorrect. Read the last paragraph. It CLEARLY says the opposite of what you just posted.
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Incorrect. Read the last paragraph. It CLEARLY says the opposite of what you just posted.
I think what he's getting at is that most people don't click on links, and seeing the snopes url will just assume that you posted that to disprove the pictures.
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Incorrect. Read the last paragraph. It CLEARLY says the opposite of what you just posted.
No, it agrees EXACTLY with what I said. Too much pot maybe?
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I think what he's getting at is that most people don't click on links, and seeing the snopes url will just assume that you posted that to disprove the pictures.
I posted the link because it gives the facts and doesn't say that "the paint job is fake".
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I posted the link because it gives the facts and doesn't say that "the paint job is fake".
Nor did I say you did, I said rather the existence of a snopes link with no text may be misleading to some, so I posted the important information. Just as Motherland said.
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Serenity you avatard stealer!!!! :furious :mad: :furious :mad: :furious
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Fight! Fight! Fight!
No, I'm most certainly not trying to get them into a fight. I'm just, well... you know... being there for one of them?
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Serenity you avatard stealer!!!! :furious :mad: :furious :mad: :furious
lol. I told you I was taking it! Didnt give you much of a choice but at least I told you...
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I think what he's getting at is that most people don't click on links, and seeing the snopes url will just assume that you posted that to disprove the pictures.
Which is why he posted it.
To accurately describe the pictures.
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Which is why he posted it.
To accurately describe the pictures.
Accurately describe and disprove are VERY different. There WAS no description with the pictures and thus nothing to dispute but the very existence of the aircraft.
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Speaking of avatars how do you get more then 1 :D
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Accurately describe and disprove are VERY different. There WAS no description with the pictures and thus nothing to dispute but the very existence of the aircraft.
Now I posted the link to "disprove"? :rofl
Which is why he posted it.
To accurately describe the pictures.
At least someone used their brain and KNEW why I posted the link. Even Snopes said "It exists". :uhoh
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Now I posted the link to "disprove"? :rofl
At least someone used their brain and KNEW why I posted the link. Even Snopes said "It exists". :uhoh
Notice I never said you posted it to disprove. I said it MAY be misinterpreted as being posted to disprove, as that is the normal purpose of a snopes link.
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This is what you do if your country can't afford or develop stealth technology!
rkanjl
(Archangel)
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Speaking of avatars how do you get more then 1 :D
Animated .gif
wrongway
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Speaking of avatars how do you get more then 1 :D
PM me the pictures you want in your avatar and I make you one.
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Who's military?
Curious.
I love posts with no text or information.
wrongway
It's ours, your tax dollars hard at work .....(http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd235/ARC138th/Art/rotfl.gif).....
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It's ours, your tax dollars hard at work .....(http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd235/ARC138th/Art/rotfl.gif).....
No, it's Hungarian.
Since when does the US use the Mi 24 anyway? :lol
http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/eaglecopter.asp (http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/eaglecopter.asp)
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No, it's Hungarian.
Since when does the US use the Mi 24 anyway? :lol
Ok, so I was wrong, Sue me, it was sent to me via e-mail with the caption >
(A Must - Check out this awsome Paint Job! Check out what some of our boys overseas did to there helicopter.
Some Afghan is probably freaking out right about now.
The Story is: this very special Mi-24 helicopter is flying in Afghanistan, where it is no doubt causing quite a stir. God Bless the USA.)
But who really gives a cares where it came form or where its flying, or who even owns it, that is not why I posted it in the first place.
I posted it because of the awsome paint job itself. So if you guys have nothing better to do then to pick topic's apart letter by letter, be my guest......(http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd235/ARC138th/Art/chopper_smilie.gif).....
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This is also an interesting paintjob on a helicopter. ;)
http://www.aircraftresourcecenter.com/AWA1/301-400/walk385_CH-53/walk385.htm
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Incorrect. Read the last paragraph. It CLEARLY says the opposite of what you just posted.
Umm
he said:
That snopes link may be misconstrued as stating the paint job is fake. For those who dont want to read it, the aircraft IS real. It is not American, but the OP didnt say it was anyway. It is a Hungarian display aircraft for airshows.
last paragraph says:
The type of helicopter shown in these images is the Mi-24 Hind; the unusually-decorated version pictured here originated with the Hungarian Air Force and was evidently painted with the eagle design by one of its crew members. The craft was not intended to be used in military operations and carried no armaments; it is strictly a display vehicle exhibited at air shows and the like.
He took the last paragraph and basically condensed it... notice his ALL CAPS "IS"
I am extremely confused as to why you insisted in saying he is incorrect?? I'm don't know jack about "serenity" but I read that post and knew exactly what the snopes link said without bothering to click it or read it.
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Well we did have(might still have it) a Mi-8 hip that was used for opfor type stuff.