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Tuesday, July 28, 2020

And pants were shat that day


9 comments:

  1. Look at how unaware those people seem to be. Those are the types to stay away from.

    Is this an emergency in progress? I cannot fathom how it would be permissible at all to overfly the audience at such a low level.

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  2. Holy sheet! Can anybody provide some background information on this photo?

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  3. My Dad was in the Air National Guard growing up. We went to airshows at his base nearly every year.
    After the Blue Angels show where they had a collision, I noticed the performances all seemed to be less and less dramatic every year.
    Honestly one of the best performance demonstrations I ever saw by a team were the Canadian Snowbirds. Damn fine show. Next best was a lone F-15 pilot... did things in that plane I still to this day believe defies the laws of physics.
    But yeah, the rumble of afterburner, smell of JP4... miss those days!

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  4. That pilot isn't practicing social distancing !!!!

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  5. At a football game at TA&M-commerce, an F-16 did a full out vertical climb over the stadium as part of veteran's recognition. My wife said car alarms went off for blocks around.

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  6. The pilot gardens in his spare time and just wanted to get a better look at the flowers.

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  7. Unburned jet fuel has ruined more that a few close fly-bys.

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  8. Where is the shadow of the F16? Photoshopped, methinks.

    Al_in_Ottawa

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    1. Yes. No sign of disturbed air from engine hot gas distorting clouds behind.

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