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Adorable, but they grow up, and become turds.

Poor guy, he couldn't help it

I might have posted this before, but the drummer is awesome for being in a costume.
It's funny anyhow, made me laugh a little.

mean funny

It's got the fuel nozzle up, I wonder if it thought the air liner was it's mamma.

A very huge contaminate, there should be something amazing there besides the animals.
I used to love the old national geographic mags back when I was a kid, and anything I could learn about Africa, and even watching Tarzan you could learn a little even if twisted history.

Frosty, I used to like Tarzan as well... the 1970s TV show, it was great... and the few old 1940s movies too.
You're right... Africa scenery.

Blue Frost wrote: ↑August 19th, 2022, 9:59 pm It's got the fuel nozzle up, I wonder if it thought the air liner was it's mamma.

Does look a bit weird don't it.
I always wonder why the jet was sent out... he's very calm and just quietly goes on his way.
Once in a lifetime sighting maybe.
We had our air show late August but I only six or seven Red Arrows showed up I think. I saw on yahoo news two of the pilots had gone.

Besides the damage on the door, i would keep him.

Funny... I was thinking that too, to keep him.

I would say Dave needs a good spank, and his "parents" fixed, and beat.

What a show... one of the highlights of the week back then... my mum likes the show as well, it's been on TV again lately at 7 pm every night.
Jan-Michael Vincent died a few years back tho. I liked him in this.

The 1980s... best times for TV shows ever, happy days... love the flying at 2.20 and at 2.37... wow. The music with it too.

Really cool show for the time, sad though what happen after.
Jan got messed up, Earnest died, and the copter was sold I think to a German medical transport, and crashed.

You know, I used to love watching those shows. There were two running concurrently at the time, Airwolf with their high tech- government built helicopter,
and then there was Knight rider with the '82 Trans-am that was modified to become a high tech, AI controlled ride with way more features built into it than anything James Bond ever used, except maybe when Pierce Brosnan had the invisibility cloak car in "The world is not enough".
But then, I always wondered why I was watching these ultra secret, special service, vigilantes using cutting edge technology to take out just your basic, average,
everyday scumbags. I mean really? You have something available to you that should by rights, be used as a deterence to maintain the balance of power by
world governments and you use it to rid your neigborhood of scumbags? And who are these elite crimefighters who have this mandate given to them to make
the world a scumbag free zone, I mean what qualifies these people for that job anyhow? Like the 6 million dollar man and bionic woman, what an outrageous
use of high tech resources.
When I was a kid, I loved to watch the THUNDERBIRDS. Although, Gerry Andersons puppet people turned out really lame once we graduated to something a
little more sophisticated like Star Wars, the premise of a privately wealthy family living on their own private island and flying these really cool rocket ship
vehicles to solve major catastrophes around the world in my opinion is a far better use of such resources. Kudos to Brains, the guy who made it all possible.
The Tracey family at least understood the potential of their machines, and were more like firefighter/emergency worker types, and all on their own dime too.