| Ron
Metzger "Hat Dance" sent me these pics. I've been an inveterate
collector of pictures found on the net
since 1992, so it's a treat to find iconic images I've
never seen before. This picture of Jimmy Stewart, home on
leave, and
sitting in his dad's Indiana, Pennsylvania hardware store, really
resonated. He was the real-deal solid American hero, and
real life nice guy. And, talk about tolerant! Even though Jimmy was a
staunchly
conservative American, his best friend in Hollywood was Henry
Fonda, a rat bastard commie mofo. So, who are today's
...whoops; I'm getting carried away. Sorry. |
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I never understood an actor or singer spouting their political views too loudly. By definition you would offend half of your fans. Hubris?
ReplyDeleteTim
I can see only the first pic clicking on the link - a row of P40's - is it me or the link?
ReplyDeleteLt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick
only one shows. PLEASE FIX LINK!
ReplyDelete'Trump asks CNN to give debate proceeds to Veterans.'
ReplyDeleteI'm liking this guy more and more...
This here link:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mission4today.com/index.php?name=ForumsPro&file=viewtopic&t=14428&finish=15&start=0
will take you to a 70+ page epic thread of WWII aviation photo goodness at Mission for Today. Some pre and post-war and Korea stuff as well.
Sorry I'm insufficiently technically literate to make the link hot.
Sir H the Comet
YIKES. Sorry, the link is fixed.
ReplyDeleteRon in Ohio Sez:
ReplyDeleteNo it ain't! I'm a fan of historical pics at "Shorpy" (http://www.shorpy.com/) and I've waited all day for the link to be fixed - As I said, at midnight, It still ain't!
Rog.: Just give us the address and we'll find it - OK?
Ron in Ohio Sez:
ReplyDeleteSorry! Had I read Sir H the Comet's posting above your's Rog. I would have gotten the address. His works.
Mine is different, Ron. Click on Rodgie's picture and his will work for you.
ReplyDeleteSir H the Comet
Wow! At first glance I thought that was a Norman Rockwell painting. But seeing how it's Jimmy Stewart, that's an even BETTER snapshot of real Americana.
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