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Re: "Neat" Pictures
 

 
Actually the "Black Knights" Plane is an F/A-18 F Super Hornet. If you look under the wing you will notice that the intakes are squared off, distinguishing it visually from the previous versions of the two-seat F-18. This is marked as a Navy or Marine Corps aircraft, if it was Air Force, the tails would not be in contrasting colors, they would be the same color as the rest of the airplane. Also the squadron nickname would not be on an Air Force plane, but the Navy and Marines do that stuff. The rondel under the cockpit, which I assume was what was referred to as an Air Force marking, is a United States marking, found on all United States military aircraft, USAF, USN, USMC or USA. Just to clear up any confusion.

Re: What Are You Listening To Right Now?
 
Lazy, by Deep Purple, off Machine Head. One of the great kick-*** anthems.

Re: Playing with watercolors
 

 
Just as a note for those who may be concerned about it. Two points: First, "Properly" the American flag should not be used as an article of clothing. However, being a comic book type of character that could be let go. Second, whenever the flag is displayed (or worn as a cloak) the blue field and stars should be at the top right as it is viewed (or intended to be viewed). A "Patriot" type of hero would certainly display the flag correctly if they were going to display it at all.
 
Not intended as criticism, just for your future reference.

Re: What Are You Listening To Right Now?
 
I'm Only Happy When it Rains - Garbage

Re: What Are You Listening To Right Now?
 
Love Ain't for Keeping-- The Who