Me, rear right, at RAF Tech School, seventeen years old.
Me, hiding behind glass, early twenties.
Me, hiding behind glass, early twenties.
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I'm not sure about you, because you're hidden behind the glass, but the other three look really drunk.
Also, really cool pics. I bet you were quite the lady killer. And judging from your post in the other thread, are still a lady killer.
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A Gentleman doesn't tell.
There are flyboys and then there are fanboys, and I didn't want to assume either incorrectly.
--Patrick
NOW it happens, sixty years too late!!
Just a couple Dave, I don't want to monopolise the thread.
Being ecstatic with the sheer luxury of the accommodation provided while attached to the Dutch Marines.
It might be unavoidable. You might have more pictures than the rest of us.
Also, I'm not sure if the Germany pic reminds me more of Harry Houdini or Dr. Strangelove.
--Patrick
I came up with both of those too, especially Strangelove. Glad I wasn't the only one.
I reckon Strangelove. But then I'm a Peter Sellers fan.
Is that a Fiat 600? I love those cars.
Looks like it's actually the Jagst variant (can just see what is probably the chrome "Jagst" logo to the R of the license plate).
Yay, Internet.
--Patrick
I was going through some old photos, and I found this! Taste the 90's-ness of it all!
This was my entry for Wizard Magazine's 2nd or 3rd annual costume contest (1995). The costumes were made over one weekend, using only a few Spawn comics and some action figures as reference.
Sadly, this isn't one of the better photos. All the good shots were mailed in, although I think we may have missed the submission date by a day.
And my mother lost the negatives (ah, the days before digital), so I never got to make more copies. I'm amazed this one still existed. I really wish I still had some of the better cemetery shots, or the ones we took on the top of a parking deck to get the whole city. (And by city, I mean New Brunswick, because I wasn't walking around NYC dressed like that!)
This was my entry for Wizard Magazine's 2nd or 3rd annual costume contest (1995). The costumes were made over one weekend, using only a few Spawn comics and some action figures as reference.
Sadly, this isn't one of the better photos. All the good shots were mailed in, although I think we may have missed the submission date by a day.
And my mother lost the negatives (ah, the days before digital), so I never got to make more copies. I'm amazed this one still existed. I really wish I still had some of the better cemetery shots, or the ones we took on the top of a parking deck to get the whole city. (And by city, I mean New Brunswick, because I wasn't walking around NYC dressed like that!)I did something similar on FB once when the big Throwback Thursday thing was to post pics of yourself as a kid. I posted this pic of a zygote.
From 1990, when me and my family went to Florida. MGM Studios had a place set up to do this, including a big wardrobe of costumes. This was the result of mine. 
I'm bringing this thread back from the dead!
Nick, Age 6! From 1984.
Nick, Age 6! From 1984.
This was me in '84
It's amazing how much can change in 2 years. (Me on the far right, if you couldn't tell)
Getting contacts will do that to ya.
Nah..I was just vain enough to go around blind for a few years. I can't wear contacts.
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Found this rookie card looking through an old drawer, I should probably get it PSA graded. i mean, it says All Star right at the top there...
