It is quite irritating actually... we know it is not true but still are triggered to find arguments why it isn't.Polecat wrote:this is sooo funny.. who say's Germans have no sense of humor....
Regards,
Stefan
It is quite irritating actually... we know it is not true but still are triggered to find arguments why it isn't.Polecat wrote:this is sooo funny.. who say's Germans have no sense of humor....
Don't take it too hard.... it's a nice bit of brain-teasing, in the process many readers learn some facts (eg. I didn't know about the F-4EJ's not being able te refuel), and the ones who believe(d) it seem to be quite convinced by now, or at least in serious doubt as they don't reply a lot anymore....Stefan wrote:It is quite irritating actually... we know it is not true but still are triggered to find arguments why it isn't.Polecat wrote:this is sooo funny.. who say's Germans have no sense of humor....
Regards,
Stefan
To sum it up, the Japanese texts look suspicially, wording-wise, to a ragtag collection of photo captions to me.Stefan wrote:Hi,
Just one more; Donny Chan posted interesting thoughts on the Japanese text here:
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showth ... ost1436991" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Just one more; why include the item in the Schinderhannes once and not in all base booklets, airshow programs, etc.?
Regards,
Stefan
The fiddling is quite obvious really. The German Phantom in the background (left fuselage side) is in shadow. The crewchiefs with their backs towards the same direction are in sunshine.Polecat wrote:
I was having a second look at the picture in the magazine, and if you look at the sun/shade, it's quite clear they've been fiddling around with it, though I must admit I've seen worse...
...sigh... It's a prank, and all the witnesses you will find are probably part of the prank, reeaally enjoying themselves! Good luck!doubleugly wrote:but just be patience. there will be evidence in the future.
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