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If you could go back in time and do anything any where what would you do and in what time period.

For me its a toss up between going back to WWII and being a P40 fighter pilot or mustang pilot. That or go back to the old west days where everyone carried a gun and rode a horse everywhere.

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P40 was a lousy fighter, no match for the Zero. Mustang on the other hand was probably the best propeller fighter ever.

I live in the west and carry a gun everywhere as do most of the guys (and some of the ladies) I know. No horses though.

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Ahhhh, for the good ol' days of outhouses and no indoor plumbing. No computers, no video games, might as well say no electronics, at least as we know them.

History paints such a romantic image of those eras, but I believe very few youngsters, remember I'm almost 70, would really want to live in those days.

It's like folks who go to Disneyworld and think it would be great to work there. It's a totally different perspective from the outside looking in. When you get there, it is most likely to disappoint. It's the "Happiest Place on Earth", or was that Disneyland, for the guests. Not so happy for the "cast members".

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I would be a horseman in Genghis Khan's army. That would be so awesome.

  • Super User
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If you could go back in time and do anything any where what would you do and in what time period.

For me its a toss up between going back to WWII and being a P40 fighter pilot or mustang pilot. That or go back to the old west days where everyone carried a gun and rode a horse everywhere.

Ah, the ignorance and invincibility of youth. :rolleyes:

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P40 was a lousy fighter, no match for the Zero. Mustang on the other hand was probably the best propeller fighter ever.

I live in the west and carry a gun everywhere as do most of the guys (and some of the ladies) I know. No horses though.

Really? The Warhawks and the Airacobras pretty much held the fort in the Pacific theater until the newer Lightnings and Mustangs and Thunderbolts got there. Yeah, the high-alt performance of the P-39 and P-40 was lamentable, the British found that out soon enough when they tried it against the Luftwaffe. But in the Pacific theater, most of the air battles were below 5000 feet. When flown to its strengths- high diving speed, high firepower, high level speed- the P-40 was a handful for the Zeros and Oscars. One must remember that the Japanese pilots at the beginning of the war were superbly trained as well. Completely different design philosophies behind the two planes (P40 and the A6M Zero).

Don't forget that the Flying Tigers flew P-40s. The P40s did pretty well in the desert with the RAF and the RAAF, and in the Russian theater.

If anyone's interested in the Pacific theater air war, I suggest you read these two books.

#1. Zero: Masatake Okumiya (sp?), Jiro Horikoshi (sp?), Martin Caidin

#2. Samurai: Saburo Sakai, MArtin Caidin.

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  • Super User
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I'd like to go back to Friday, November 22, 1963 @ 12:25 local time, specifically to Dealey Plaza, Dallas, Texas and put a bullet in the brain of Lee Harvey Oswald.

A-Jay

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i'd go back to when i was a newborn..and kungfu the doctor. why? because itd be funny :D

  • Super User
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Go back about 14 hours ago. Tighten my drag FIRST, then set my gammie into that 4 lb bass I missed because my drag was set at like 1 lb.

  • Super User
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i'd go back to when i was a newborn..and kungfu the doctor. why? because itd be funny :D

That would be funny

  • Super User
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Even better. Go back to September 10, 2001, and warn the government about whats about to happen and save thousands of lives. Then tell them were Osama is.

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:mellow:

I'm good with the here and now.

  • Super User
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Even better. Go back to September 10, 2001, and warn the government about whats about to happen and save thousands of lives. Then tell them were Osama is.

James Woods did that, no one did anything

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:mellow:

I'm good with the here and now.

As am I. No reason to go back in time for me. It would change my life now and I'm fine with the way it has turned out.

  • Super User
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I'd go back to 10000 B.C. and find me a hot looking cavewoman. Woman back then didn't talk back and you were allowed to club'em over the head.

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Blvd.: you're into clubbin' em in the head? That's funny. Anything to get a date! (just kidding) Hairy legs? Ughh.....

  • Super User
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I just want to go back to the 8th Grade...... And have somebody slap me silly everytime I tried to catch the smoking habit!

  • Super User
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Clary I don't think that would even make a difference man.

I assume your talking about my Sept 10th post... But I think it be worth a shot.

If your talking about my low drag story.... I think it would make a difference (:

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I just want to go back to the 8th Grade...... And have somebody slap me silly everytime I tried to catch the smoking habit!

This would be one of mine....

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Every thing I want to post can be summarized in this video:

NSFW 18+ (LANGUAGE ONLY)

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