Mudge wrote:
Mrs. Mudge and I were on a trip to New Martinsville, WV, and on a back road in WV we spotted this outside a auto graveyard. The location was definitely a:
"Paddle faster. I hear banjo music." kinda' place.




Before someone asks...I DO NOT have the tail number.
Mudge the voyager
Small speedbrakes, short tail, small blow in doors. Can't tell from the photos, but I am willing to bet that it has a "poor man's flying tail". Be willing to bet that it does not have spoilers either. That all adds up to an aircraft no later than an F-84F-20-RE, or an F-84F-10-GK. I can not tell for sure from the photos, but offhand the battery compartment looks like the one on a General Motors built airplane. My guess is an F-84F-10-GK, or earlier. In either case an early F-84F. Not sure what it is, but fairly sure what it ain't!
The Inspector wrote:
and, @ the end of the work day, everyone in the South 'Goes t' th' howse' instead of going home (heritage hold over from when everyone worked on their own farm?), in New Orleans, when you meet a friend you don't ask 'what's up?' you ask 'where ya at?' shortened to 'YAT?' but then again folks there don't go TO their parents house, they go 'by my mamas house'.

'HEY! cummawn ovah awn Sattiday, we goin take th' wheels off'n the howse'
And when I lived in Houston I was always corrected about how to pronounce N-E-W O-R-L-E-A-N-S: It is Narlans!
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CB
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