Driver would probably like some folks that lived around the corner from my old house, they both drove old hearses lol
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Create a channel Learn moreDriver would probably like some folks that lived around the corner from my old house, they both drove old hearses lol
First stop sign or 2 will be exciting
Probably get rid of that one if you want to keep the thread alive
Look closer...That's also pretty common here in the US, as well. When I was an EMT, our rigs had "AMBULANCE" spelled backwards on the front. This, of course, so that it could be seen as "AMBULANCE" in the rear view mirror of a car in front of us... in the hope that they'd recognize that we were trying to get by them and they should "PULL OVER!"
That's also pretty common here in the US, as well. When I was an EMT, our rigs had "AMBULANCE" spelled backwards on the front. This, of course, so that it could be seen as "AMBULANCE" in the rear view mirror of a car in front of us... in the hope that they'd recognize that we were trying to get by them and they should "PULL OVER!"
fathers uncle was joined the army at 15 for WW2 got caught during basic..army told him navy will take anyone right now (this was shortly after pearl harbor)This man was in an assisted living facility. He was Marine Corps during WWII. When his time was up he went to the Air Force. He said he thought it would let him travel and get to go to a bunch of air bases around the world. I asked if he enjoyed it. He said "oh yeah, they gave me a place to live, fed me, put clothes on me, and even paid me! It was a great life." I think he was in the military for over 30 years.
We were not notified of his passing. We would have went to his funeral in uniform of course.
Spread this one far and wide then watch people self select themselves right out of the gene pool
It should sayThat's also pretty common here in the US, as well. When I was an EMT, our rigs had "AMBULANCE" spelled backwards on the front. This, of course, so that it could be seen as "AMBULANCE" in the rear view mirror of a car in front of us... in the hope that they'd recognize that we were trying to get by them and they should "PULL OVER!"
…like most of the boobs in this thread, it's not real.
(or an ambulance)
It seemed like every time my cutter was leaving San Diego there were 18’s taking off from NAS North Island. Almost invariably the pilots would decide to have a little fun with the Coasties, you would see them level off about 20’ off the runway and go wheels up. They would barely clear the fence at the end of the runway and go by us at almost eye level then pull up hard or make a hard left over the ship channel to avoid a vertical landing on Pt. Loma. I’ve seen 18’s flying low enough to blow spray up off of the water.
Like saying if you have a crack in your exhaust pipe, your car's muffler doesn't work AT ALL!
I would love to take that ride in a twin seater.It seemed like every time my cutter was leaving San Diego there were 18’s taking off from NAS North Island. Almost invariably the pilots would decide to have a little fun with the Coasties, you would see them level off about 20’ off the runway and go wheels up. They would barely clear the fence at the end of the runway and go by us at almost eye level then pull up hard or make a hard left over the ship channel to avoid a vertical landing on Pt. Loma. I’ve seen 18’s flying low enough to blow spray up off of the water.
Interesting fact about the B29 program, it cost more than the atomic bomb to develop.