Skyviper

If you haven't seen it yet you just might. Some dude has a seizure while Skydiving.

That would so awesome ... of course one would need to call them a traffic jam removal system...that son of a b@#*! just cut me off system ... the you go can jack someone else's car system ...

They dont make music like this anymore glad we have the tech to preserve it so future generations can better appreciate the classics

My ISP ATT U-verse offers several packages. If I want more speed I have to pay more they press a button and I get it. However in my area ... it's either them or some satellite company that charges damn near 300/month with a limit of watching 2 youtube videos. ATT would equip my area with stuff other cities were tossing out. We're using everyone else's trash and getting subpar service. My understanding is that if Comcast got their way they can charge providers say CombatACE monthly fee so CombatACE can provide content in a timely manner. But since Youtube has more money than CombatACE Youtube's services will be faster and CombatACE will be slow as hell. So CombatACE pays the dues to get up to speed but then charges me for the expense on top of me already paying for subpar internet services. My thing is that if I have to pay for every site I visit on top of paying for internet. I'll just take my butt back to the stone age. I could be wrong but that's how I understood things.

In case you haven't been paying attention to Eric's messages and Countdown timer ...

I think its safe to say that most of us have seen the Hollywood version of General Patton. I've never seen nor heard the real Patton until today. I thought he'd have a deep, booming, voice.

Absolutely! Thank you all for your hardwork!

Congrats!

You're right that is a good movie and I forgot about that scene until you mentioned it.

It would be cool see a movie about an Abrams crew.

I hear the other planes don't like it. They say it would be a cool plane if it would just pull the rod out of its aft.

That's about how I feel about the movie. The acting was great, and me being oblivious to most of the technical aspects certainly helped (although there have been some points made about said aspects which are by the way very good points). I feel the same as you do about Norman I wasn't too sure about him. I think they had him there so we could connect to him because we the viewers were new to the crew like he was. It was interesting to watch him make that change from being passive to agressive. And the chow scene was a bit off for me; it was funny just a little and then just off. I think they could've did that better but I'm not going to be that guy who makes a great movie horrible because of one thing. It's just my opinion and even I don't care about it I do agree with Brain32 about it made war look like hell. It didn't glorify anything too much (like a video game would) I wonder though do they have movies about support roles that were in war. Cargo, troop transport, why not? I think it says a lot to take a unarmed vehicle into the heart of hell and try to make it back in one piece.

I can put together a nice little promo video if that kind of thing is acceptable if not ignore me and move along. If so can anyone do video capture of this? Just give me one maybe two good dog fights,straifing run, bombing run (with no screen counters or watermarks). That's the only way I know how to help. Other than wishing you my best.

I've thought about (a long time ago) an F-14 mixed with an F-117 or F-22

Just finished it. I don't know much about tanks to formulate an educated opinion on the technical aspects of the movie. It wasn't bad but I don't see me watching it again.

Hey I'm watching the movie Fury as I type this and I know there is a lot of war movie buffs on this site and maybe even a tanker or two (*cough* Crazyhorse cough*) I'm curious to know: How would this have really played out in real life if there is a member of the crew like Norman or a member that didn't want to kill?

Saweet Russouk! I know you had to have some fun, I had some fun just watching. Reminds of a flight I took when I was 13. There is was (maybe still is) a program called Young Eagles. It got kids under 13 interested in aviation by brining them on board a plane and taking them a flight. So at the age of 13 I flew (with a pilot's assistance of course) my first plane. What a memory, what a feeling, and this video did a great job of bringing that memory back. It was a Cessna 157 by the way. (Been up twice in a cessna, once in a helicopter, and once in a hot air ballon (even though it was teathered to the ground we went up and came down as we were above 100 ft I call that a flight ) Nice video though thank you for sharing. Listening to this can put a feller to sleep (like the C-130s that constantly fly over my house) So was it a bumpy ride Russouk?

My question is this ... do they ever do the whole trading places thing and pretend to be other and trick you?

Does your date have an ugly friend that's blocking? Call 1-800-Wingman And for $19.99 we'll send you support. *Legal stuff. This number was made up for giggles* I'm going to go blow some shit up in SF2 for a while now. Ya'll have a good one.

Here's some smooth tunes ...

Are you sure that's not photoshopped? :D (I know I'm a bastard) Seriously I'd would've died and went to heaven to have seen that. Nice photo!

Just found this I know a few ;) of you will enjoy this.

Someone had the nerve to say tha low gas prices meant the loss of jobs ... um didn't high gas prices create more unemployment as people were not able to commute to work? Do you happen to own that car?