A Smoke Angel from Airplane Flares

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A Smoke Angel from Airplane Flares

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Far out!
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Vortice this that stands before me? :boggle:

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So a believing christian would interpret that as an angel?

Well, you see what you want to see I guess. :P

Looks like a Portuguese man o' war to me :D
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I think it's a pair of fetal squid angels holding hands.
But I love it. It's gorgeous.
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Not to put a damper on things, but I wonder if its a counter measure against SAMs with an IR seeker?
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It looks like two ghosts with long hair facing each other to me.
Or two brides facing each other (must be Canadian since that's not legal here).


BTW Henke, angels are not unique to Christianity. In fact, belief in angels predates Christianity by many-a-thousand of years. The history of the human perspective of angels is fascinating.
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Flyingcursor wrote:
BTW Henke, angels are not unique to Christianity. In fact, belief in angels predates Christianity by many-a-thousand of years. The history of the human perspective of angels is fascinating.
Yup.
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Bears an uncanny resemblance to this fellow:
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GaryKelly wrote:Bears an uncanny resemblance to this fellow:
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Flyingcursor wrote:BTW Henke, angels are not unique to Christianity. In fact, belief in angels predates Christianity by many-a-thousand of years. The history of the human perspective of angels is fascinating.
Well, I guess that depends on how you define angels.
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fel bautista wrote:Not to put a damper on things, but I wonder if its a counter measure against SAMs with an IR seeker?
Might be. Either there's a practical reason or they were just bored.
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Joseph E. Smith wrote:
Flyingcursor wrote:
BTW Henke, angels are not unique to Christianity. In fact, belief in angels predates Christianity by many-a-thousand of years. The history of the human perspective of angels is fascinating.
Yup.
yeah...actually the concept of angels was probably pretty much assimilated into christian thought much in the way evergreen trees and easter eggs were assimilated into christian holidays.
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emmline wrote:yeah...actually the concept of angels was probably pretty much assimilated into christian thought much in the way evergreen trees and easter eggs were assimilated into christian holidays.
Plenty of angels in the Old Testament...
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Got a date with an angel,
Got to meet her at seven;
Got a date with an angel,
And I'm on my way to Heaven.

She's so lovely beside me,
And whatever betide me,
Got an angel to guide me,
So I'm on my way to Heaven.

Soon, I'll hear the bells ring out,
And the chorus will sing out,
When the pearly gates swing out,
She'll beckon to me.

I've been waiting a lifetime
For this evening at seven;
Got a date with an angel,
And I'm on my way to Heaven.

Words & Music by Clifford Grey, Sonnie Miller, Jack Waler & Joseph Tunbridge
Recorded by Al Bowley, 1934

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