I know I did....but I've seen them up close....better in person....

Too bad we bothhad clothes on and it was in the middle of the German Autofest....sigh.....

Too much lace in the way.

I love them...where are they?

In honor of my new job.


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I did...but would like to see the rest of the person as well :cool:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1103167535.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1103167679.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1103167731.jpg

and some more...


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Why do those guys wear such crazy protective gear, but no gloves?

I get the message of the bomb squard picture, but I got a good giggle out of it....

And what glove will allow fine finger control, yet prevent injury if the thing detonates? Better to lose a hand than a torsal...good thing there are guys out there willing to proudly serve such duty...

Thanks Mike... see you next Autofest?

http://www.mindspring.com/~robertcoats/stuck.jpg

In the early morning of 6 March 2003, an Air Force C-5 Galaxy transport plane landed at the Norfolk Naval Station on a runway over an interstate highway (I-564). Unfortunately, the plane's pilot was unable to adequately see the end of the runway in the darkened conditions and stopped the aircraft to avoid running off the pavement and into the mud, putting the plane in a position from which it could not be turned around under its own power. Neither the Norfolk naval station nor Langley Air Force Base in nearby Hampton had a tow bar big enough to use with the C-5 Galaxy, which at 247 feet long and 65 feet tall is one of the largest aircraft in the world, leaving the military transport plane stuck above I-564 for more than 16 hours while a special tow bar was trucked in from Dover Air Force base in Delaware.

Meanwhile, the naval station's Chambers Field was closed to all traffic save helicopters, and automobiles traveling to and from the base whizzed beneath the stuck C-5. The special tow bar arrived from Dover around noon and was used to hook the aircraft to a tractor, which succeeded in getting the plane turned around and moved off the runway by 4:30 P.M. Highway traffic was not disrupted, no one was injured, and the plane was not damaged.

She'll be real popular with the ladies.

There is a saying that those guys only make two mistakes in their lives.... the 1st one is joining the bomb squad

Or sooner....:D

All ya gotta do is whistle...ya know how to whistle don't ya?

Put yer lips togther and....blow.....

Lauren Bacall to Bogie, I thinks....

Kim and Mikie.....OH yeah, there is a match...
Sounds like a Mikie wet dream...

I've got a match:rolleyes:

Oh yeah....that'll happen...... Slow day at PP, Don? %^B

Yes......