Because I want everyone to be happy, I’m posting this photo of a B-18/F-22 Raptofortress which was also rebadged and sold behind the Iron Curtain as a B-14 Stroatohornet.
The Beechcraft Model 19 Sport sounds exactly like a really upset piglet.
(Note: Mrs. Curmudgeon tells me that taunting OCD folks with fixed wing licenses is a bad idea because they’re smarter than me. She’s right.)
I can’t help myself:
The AMC F-18 was a budget level automobile back when Pac Man was new technology.
The Ford F-22 was universally rejected as underpowered for aerial dogfights.
Adaptive Curmudgeon 
This is now officially my favorite blog.
And you don’t need a license if they don’t catch you.
Thanks for the compliment. “You don’t need a license if they don’t catch you”… a statement that is never incorrect. A tautology.
LOL
Dick
Bwa ha ha ha…
Yes! I an hated. My blog has peaked. 🙂
I caught your faux pas about the F22 hornet, but being in a hurry (wife in hospital) I didn’t comment about it. I like the AMC F18. I wanted on and it’s ugly little brother the F4 Gremlin.
I am emotionally scarred by the AMC Gremlin. That such a thing could exist… oh life can be traumatic sometimes.
You are so bad! 🙂 But BUFFs cure everything 🙂
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Too bad I didn’t catch this until EAA’s Airventure Week….(difficult to miss, since B-17s and B-25s have been buzzing my house all week).
You ARE bad. Mrs. C. is a saint. And don’t get me started about my miraculously salvaged Hornet. I loved that beast. I may have to start a blog.
“Salvaged” Hornet? I’m assuming the wheeled version?
The four-wheeled AMC version, yes. The single greatest understatement in American automotive history. Makes me feel badly about your experience with a Gremlin.
(Any more detail and I WILL have to start my own blog.) But thanks for asking!