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N.A. landings at USAF bases (hopelessly threadjacked x3..and counting)

NavAir42 said:
Yeah, but they had some pretty sweet planes on the set of Always. I liked a Guy Named Joe better, but I would have loved to fly the birds they had in Always.
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The beginning where that PBY almost takes out the fisherman is pretty awesome, especially in surround sound on a 70 inch TV! I would love to fly the A-26 just once. It is one of my all time favorite multi engine airplanes. I will agree with you thought that it is no match for the original.
 
xj220 said:
It's called pop.
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When I visited a girlfriend in Minnesota, I found it odd that they called it 'pop' first, then asked what kind you want. Here in California you say what you want first (coke, pepsi, etc..). I dont get it, but each his own I guess.
 
skim said:
When I visited a girlfriend in Minnesota, I found it odd that they called it 'pop' ....
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In the South it was called a "soda" .... unless it was an RC Cola ... in which case it was called an RC Cola & a Moon Pie ... :)
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"Mr. President, if I may speak freely, the Russkie talks big, but frankly, we think he's short of know-how. I mean, you just can't expect a bunch of ignorant peons to understand a machine like some of our boys. And that's not meant as an insult, Mr. Ambassador, I mean, you, you take your average Russkie, we all know how much guts he's got. Hell, look, look at all them them Nazis killed off and they still wouldn't quit...if the pilot's good, see, I mean, if he's really... sharp, he can barrel that baby in so low (he spreads his arms like wings and laughs), you oughtta see it sometime, it's a sight. A big plane like a '52. VRROOM! There's jet exhaust, fryin' chickens in the barnyard... Has he got a chance? Hell, Ye... ye..."

Best. Movie. Ever.
 
A4sForever said:
In the South it was called a "soda" .... unless it was an RC Cola ... in which case it was called an RC Cola & a Moon Pie ... :)

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It's still called a soda around these parts. :D Personally, I prefer a Dublin, Texas Dr. Pepper with roasted peanuts poured into it. Mmm good! :icon_tong
 
A4sForever said:
In the South it was called a "soda" .... unless it was an RC Cola ... in which case it was called an RC Cola & a Moon Pie ... :)

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Growing up just down the road from the Chattanooga Bakery....nothing like a moon pie and cold RC on a hot Sunday afternoon :)
 
Big gulps huh? Well, see you later.

skim said:
When I visited a girlfriend in Minnesota, I found it odd that they called it 'pop' first, then asked what kind you want. Here in California you say what you want first (coke, pepsi, etc..). I dont get it, but each his own I guess.
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Well that's the correct way to say it. I'm talking about general terms for a carbonated drink. It's a lot better than the Texas calling of everything coke and THEN asking what kind. Uh, coke is coke and if want something else I'd say it.
 
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