Serious rhetorical question for the internet generation to consider

[BarryD]

But at least they were going to a person who’s job it was to provide those specific answers instead of a bunch of random unknown people who probably don’t know as much as they think they do. But hey, it’s an instant answer not matter if it’s right or wrong.

Probably could've figured out if anyone was AWs during CORTRAMID based on who would respond to "what % get jets?" with "42". . .

If I recall someone actually did ask . . . at a HSC squadron.

 

[Python]

Probably could've figured out if anyone was AWs during CORTRAMID based on who would respond to "what % get jets?" with "42". . .

If I recall someone actually did ask . . . at a HSC squadron.

Details of the response??

 

[BarryD]

Details of the response??

Don’t remember, I can’t remember if we were talking to one of the pilots, the Intel O or one of the TAD Ensigns at the time.

 

[thosefreakinATs]

What did people do before we had the internet to soothe our insecurities, make us feel good and give us hope?

hookers

 

[CAMike]

Sugar Shack #6 was quite the social venue back in the day in Pensacola. That's where we went for human interaction study breaks.

 

[brownshoe]

Sugar Shack #6 was quite the social venue back in the day in Pensacola. That's where we went for human interaction study breaks.

Now I'm showin' my age again.

 

[zipmartin]

Now I'm showin' my age again.

I was in the 6th grade when this came out. Can still remember listening to it on WLS-890 AM.

 

[brownshoe]

I was in the 6th grade when this came out. Can still remember listening to it on WLS-890 AM.

I was a high school senior, you youngster.

 

[Dontcallmegump]

What did people do before we had the internet to soothe our insecurities, make us feel good and give us hope?

Wait a damn minute, the internet was supposed to do that? All I've ever seen is how a lack of the internet fosters good feelings.

Then again I only catch onto sarcasm 42% of the time.