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Fabulous Friday Funnie Fotos

Nov 2, '07 10:14 AM
for everyone

A collection of pictures to accompany the Fabulous Friday Funnies.

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14 CommentsChronological Reverse Threaded

tammidee wrote on Nov 4, '07

Sexy & Romantic glitter graphics from S e x i l u v . c o m

HAVE A GREAT WEEK.
Love and hugs,
Tammi Dee xxxxxxx

magdyothman wrote on Nov 14, '07

soooooooo fune ... hahahah .. kisssssss

bernice52 wrote on Nov 21, '07

I thought this aircraft was still in crates! Where is it ? Not sure if your aware but the pilot Col. Paul Tibbets just died a few weeks ago @ the age of 90

loveforamoment wrote on Nov 29, '07, edited on Nov 29, '07

Isn't it in Long Beach with the Queen Mary Liner and the Spruce Goose?

Either that or at the Avaition Museum in Ohio?

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stepshellman wrote on Nov 30, '07

Bernice,

The passing of Col. Tibbets was what prompted me to post the picture of the Enola Gay, the B-29 was in crates until it was displayed int the Smithsonian Museum in Norther Virgina.

stepshellman wrote on Nov 30, '07

Rose dear,

I hope I was there at the Smithsonian Annex when I took the picture.

I would love to see the Spruce Goose.

littleoralvee wrote on Dec 31, '07

I am afraid that world is forgetting the message the Enola Gay, Col. Tibbets and his crew delivered not so many years ago. "and I know for sure that some sunny day, someone will press a button and we'll all be blown away." What a shame the world forgets so soon.

anagallery wrote on May 19

very nice

sandrajayne wrote on May 26

The message being "don't mess with the USA"..........ironically when you consider that more people were killed in the conventional bombing raids on Tokyo than in the A bomb attack and that the Kamikaze mentality doomed Japanese citizens to fight to the last woman or child in the event of invasion, the two nukes effectively saved thousands of lives by their use in ending the war.

jennysappho wrote on Jun 12

Nice cleavage

wiz72552 wrote on Jun 18

Woohoo!

anniebug wrote on Aug 16

Oh - how beautiful! I live in Florida and never have the pleasure of seeing this! Amazing! :) Annie

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