Better than sex!

[2stony]

The Jolly Rogers you see is indeed a F-14. The pics were taken at the Museum of Flight in Seattle where I work. The Tomcat was actually flown in here from Fallon and donated to the museum and then we had the paint job put on. Both planes are now out front of the museum as you enter from the main drag. The museum now counts in its inventory the old Champlin collection out of Mesa, Arizona along with some other nice fighter planes. The grand opening is June 6, 2004, the 60th anniversary of D-day. Come by if you're in the area. It should be a great opening.
     Here's the  website for the Collings Foundation:

http://www.collingsfoundation.org/

     They travel extensively around the U.S. and if you go to the site you'll see their calendar. I believe a 45 min. ride in either plane is around $375 and it's deductable because the Collings Foundation is a non-profit organization. Take a ride, you'll never forget it.

     As for the sex part of this thread, you can get sex anytime, but you can't take a ride in a WWII bomber every day. The sex will cost you more in the end anyway and it's not tax deductable(unless a kid comes out of it, lol).

[Maverick]

Is there any way I could get the address for the museum? We'll be traveling extensively, full time actually, starting this summer and Washington is on our list. We plan to hit as many aircraft museums as we can while doing this.

[Nilsen]

If that is better then good sex id say SOB didnt give you a good time.

[Maverick]

Originally posted by Nilsen10
If that is better then good sex id say SOB didnt give you a good time.

Either that or he has better taste in partners than do you. Did SOB give you a good time, or are you merely speculating?

[2stony]

Is there any way I could get the address for the museum?

Here you go!

The Museum of Flight
9404 E. Marginal Way S.
Seattle, WA 98108
206-764-5700

     If you drop by, ask for me at the front desk so I can say hi.

[Nefarious]

Originally posted by Coolridr
Thats a Tomcat..no Hornet ever had the Jolly Rogers Paint since VF-84 (the last Jolly Rogers) and VF-103 (Current) Fly the Tomcat and VF-103 is here at NAS Oceana..not to mention that the shape iof the vertical stabilizers is that of an  F-14 not the F/A-18.

Thanks for correcting me, It looked to me that they were the tail of an F/A18. Also, I thought I had read somewhere that VF-103 was switching over to Hornets.

I was just looking at the 2003 base guide and directory, It doesnt mention anything about any switching though.

[Nilsen]

Nah maverick..

SOB looks abit wooly to me... i like em shaved.


the sheep i mean