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what CD do you have in the car?
'Gus Viseur et Son Orchestra' - is like French western swing to me. Listening to them as I type.- Talbot
- Post #38
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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History of early MI6 published
Cookie, Thanks for the tip. Just finished 'Most Secret War - British Scientific Intelligence 1939-1945' Not bad, but a tad dry. T- Talbot
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Golden Era songs with off-color subjects.
Leaves nothing to the imagination does it? Here's me thinking the flip side of 'Dont mess around with love' by The Blenders was risque. Same song, the mess word was replaced with the F word. T -
30's Gentlemen's Etiquette
Shaking their hand when they haven't offered it doesn't really work. Believe me, I tried. Come to think of it, it didn't work for Larry Fine either...- Talbot
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Sony Walkman Ceases production
There is nothing like taking the cassette out, but the tape staying put. Priceless.... -
All Hallows Eve - 2010
I still enjoy Wednesday and Pugsley: "Do not be alarmed, we are only little children"- Talbot
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Kooper is Outraged...Journalist attacks Tiki and the Tonga Room
I lament when I see this garbage. Is he being deliberately provocative, or just plain stupid? The 'Get F#%*ed' school of writing seems like the easy alternative to journalism these days. Put on some Frank Hunter and pass me a Mai Tai! T- Talbot
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Vintage advertisements?
Hah! I hadn't even scrolled down to your comments and was asking myself "What about the iced Vo-Vo's?" Interesting that you can still get nearly all of these today.- Talbot
- Post #31
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Air racing in the golden era
The Schneider entries were some of the most beautiful aircraft ever made. I have a soft spot for the privateering spirit of the US races though. I often wonder what would happen today if a private company developed an aircraft that outperformed the best the military had to offer. I think...- Talbot
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Steampunk motorcycle helmet
Don't forget to say which tube is for coffee and which one is for hot milk.- Talbot
- Post #33
- Forum: The Display Case
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Can someone please school me on the various models of Blundstone boots?
RM's are great, wore em pretty much exclusively in my late teens. Not sure I'd wear them under my car though. What are they retailing for these days? T- Talbot
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Air racing in the golden era
I have often wondered how Roscoe Turners' showmanship went down with his peers.- Talbot
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Air racing in the golden era
This is a good reference series as well: http://cgi.ebay.com/BOTH-HC-VOLS-REED-KINERT-S-RACING-PLANES-AIR-RACES-/310260470727 There is actually four volumes. They are terriffic!- Talbot
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Air racing in the golden era
Taken from the Society of Air Race Historians http://www.airrace.com/index.htm- Talbot
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Air racing in the golden era
Air racing was pivotal to the development of aeronautical technology in the years between the wars. I have always seen this as the pinnacle of know how and daring. Some of these people designed and built thier own planes and then had to scrounge gas money to race. After WWII it was never the...- Talbot
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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What is your favorite aircraft of all time?
I like some of the early blowtorch jobs. The P80 Shooting Star would have to be my favourite. There's always the Ryan Fireball if you can't make up your mind between props and blowtorches. That is, if you're tired of looking at the B36. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_FR_Fireball Not... -
Remembering Barbara Billingsley & Other Iconic TV Moms (& Dads)
"Tish, you spoke French!"- Talbot
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Waxahachie Texas WWII Weekend November 12-13, 2010
Great historic trail and courthouse in Waxahachie.
