"Naked Fanny" Pic

[Jerry O'Neill]

I thought some of you would like to see a photo of "Naked Fanny".



No, it's NOT me!
I'm more modest and I'm not that good looking!
Jerry

Last edited by Jerry O'Neill on Fri Nov 17, 2006 8:03 pm, edited 1 time in total.

[Chris Brame]

Oy vey.

[RickH]

That's just wrong.

We need some more of Doug's work pictures to offset that last one !

[dj51d]

I could have done without seeing that picture. At least I skipped breakfast this morning.

[Ryan Keough]

Ummm... (shiver) Ugh.

Anyhow... getting back to warbirds, anyone know who bought "Naked Fanny" from Mike Schloss? I noticed it gone from the Courtesy Aircraft site.

[warbirdguy]

I think it went to someone in California.

[Bill Greenwood]

Cheeky fellow, as the Brits would say! This deceptive advertising was started by Jack with his piece about "Mexican Jugs", which turned out to be just some old airplanes. Fair warning, if this uncouth behavior coninues I may resort to a rear photo of Tim bending over the Spitfire tailwheel. He is an ex wrestler, but the last few years has been mostly grappling with cheesburgers. I will keep in reserve a few shots of Fast Eddie and Big John at Breckenridge, who were definitely into the low rider jeans before it ever hit L.A.

[Dan K]

Bill, in response to the original photo (eyes still burning) and your latest threat, I urge you to please "Just say 'No' to crack!"

[Jerry O'Neill]

Don't worry guys,
that's the last one I'll ever post like that!!!
I didn't want to scare anybody.
I just thought it would be funny as a follow on to the "Mexican Jugs" choice of title!!!
Never again...I promise!!
Jerry

[Mudge]

I don't get the "Mexican Jugs" thing.

Mudge the dense

[Jack Cook]

I don't get the "Mexican Jugs" thing.

google 'mexican jugs' and you'll get the picture!!

[Mudge]

What's the big deal about Mexican pottery?

Mudge the researcher

[Django]

This is a better use of bandwidth... Not quite the same Mexican Jugs, but close enough!

[Jerry O'Neill]

I see the "Mexican Spitfire" has the "Jugs", but where's the "Fanny"?
Jerry

[tom d. friedman]