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Edited by Vien 'Quitonm:
4/3/2014 8:29:24 PM
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I Managed To Touch About 300 Million Dollars Worth of Pure America.
Shortly after, a few guards managed to get in between me and these flying wads of money. I was heading over towards the F-18's next. What expensive things have you touched?
Also, I touched Buzz Aldrin... and got his autograph.
[url=http://imgur.com/a/HnsKb]Moar pictures of things I touched.[/url]
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Have you touched Noelle?
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1 ReplyWas expecting cocaine...
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1 ReplyRead as 'managed to torch 300 million dollars of pure America" and was expecting massive shitstorm. Am disapoynt, OP.
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Edited by DE4THINC4RN4TE: 11/20/2014 6:48:43 AMI was apart of a special summer camp focused on building "Military Leaders of tomorrow". Basically it was ROTC Field Training lite. At one point while visiting a base, we were able to go into the hangar, climb up a ladder, and then look into the cockpit of a F-22A from about 1' away. I'm kinda obsessed with Fighter Jets. It was easily a top ten moment in my life.
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I think my moms work makes those.
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I licked a missile on a field trip to the aviation museum when I was younger. The sign said it used to carry a warhead witch carried a payload 200x more powerful than the nukes dropped in Japan in ww2. I was a smart kid.
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8 RepliesEdited by me123456789: 4/3/2014 9:11:49 PMLook at that sexy ass. They built the F-22's in my city(Marietta), and test flew each one over my house with an F-16 spot plane. I got to touch one too, under very close supervision. [url]http://i594.photobucket.com/albums/tt26/POMPANOJOE/Airshow%202010/airshow2010.jpg[/url] I like the C-5's too. [url]http://i594.photobucket.com/albums/tt26/POMPANOJOE/Airshow%202010/IMAG0421.jpg[/url] [url]http://i594.photobucket.com/albums/tt26/POMPANOJOE/Airshow%202010/IMAG0417.jpg[/url] [url]http://i594.photobucket.com/albums/tt26/POMPANOJOE/Airshow%202010/IMAG0418.jpg[/url] [url]http://i594.photobucket.com/albums/tt26/POMPANOJOE/Airshow%202010/IMAG0425.jpg[/url]
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I touched Bono and shook hands with The Edge
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God dammit who bumped this?!
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4 RepliesThey let Alien scum touch our birds? Blasphemy. I stood in pic related onboard [url=http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk227/spartanmk1/100_0789.jpg]this[/url]
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Necro bump [spoiler]I high dived the prime minister of canada[/spoiler]
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Probably yours truly.
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5 RepliesI touched the Enola Gay when no one was looking. I think I have cancer from the residual radiation.
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1 Reply"I can't wait to touch all these buttons." [spoiler]"Don't touch any buttons."[/spoiler]
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3 RepliesI've touched lots of really expensive airplanes at Oshkosh. I'm guessing you go there OP?
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1 ReplyI must say, I am jealous of you comrade for placing your hands on such an aerodynamic peice of work! Such a fantastic aircraft!
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My grand father used to work on Sr-71's back in the day and his "connections" allowed me to sit in the cockpit of a flight ready Blackbird. ( this was years ago mind you) Ships wise, I spent a weekend once on the Kitty Hawk, that was cool.
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1 ReplyI'm on my way there to tap dat.
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I touched a full slice of pizza once.... [spoiler]It was Dominos. That's expensive right?[/spoiler]
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SR-71 and a bunch of other stuff in DC.
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I was actually allowed to climb up the ladder on the side and look into the open cockpit back when the fleet was grounded around 2010 for the oxygen supply issues. IT. LOOKED. SO. AWESOME.
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10 Replies...umm... A corvette... Im very boring. The most exciting thing Ive done is got to the corvette museum. Which isnt that out of the way for me considering I was born in that town city.
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I once held $320,000 cash in my hands. I work in the cash office of a large supermarket. I get paid to count money every day :D
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F-22's kick ass.
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Edited by Nobody: 4/5/2014 1:43:40 AMProbobly the ARFF rig at the firehall. I was a voluteer at the time though so I got to play with it a bit but the carrier guys got to have all the fun with it on real calls. The controlls for it made it much more like a video game than real firefighting.
