USAF(?) unit patch ID

Fred J. McCall wrote

Probably right. I never paid attention to what was on it, but I could
swear that at least one F-117 squadron has the triangular patches.

http://www.thebattlezone.com/airforce/f-117.html
http://www.av8rstuff.com/f117pg1.html
http://www.av8rstuff.com/f117pg2.html
http://www.pinex.ch/patches/usaf/f117.htm

Etc. I spotted one that was really triangular and a couple that
were tending toward triangularity.

FWIW, I asked someone who knew Latin in the dark ages (aka high
school), and got the translation:

"Don't ask the Marines to be blind late at
night."


(Allen Thomson) wrote in message . com...
Anybody know what this is or was?

http://www.darkstar.ukonline.co.uk/patch2.jpg

"Allen Thomson" wrote in message
om...

snip

Etc. I spotted one that was really triangular and a couple that
were tending toward triangularity.

Triangularity? Is that another life-style/choice for
San Francisco to legalise ...

--

Brian

"miso" wrote in message
om...
FWIW, I asked someone who knew Latin in the dark ages (aka high
school), and got the translation:

"Don't ask the Marines to be blind late at
night."


(Allen Thomson) wrote in message
. com...
Anybody know what this is or was?

http://www.darkstar.ukonline.co.uk/patch2.jpg

Marines is "milites classiarii"-soldiers of the fleet. No "classis"
involved.

Joe




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"Brian Sharrock" wrote

Etc. I spotted one that was really triangular and a couple that
were tending toward triangularity.

Triangularity? Is that another life-style/choice for
San Francisco to legalise ...


Heh. I should have read that twice before posting it. Anyway,
I suspect that in San Francisco couples tending toward triangularity
are considered to be hopelessly square.

Allen Thomson wrote:

"Brian Sharrock" wrote

Etc. I spotted one that was really triangular and a couple that
were tending toward triangularity.

Triangularity? Is that another life-style/choice for
San Francisco to legalise ...

Heh. I should have read that twice before posting it. Anyway,
I suspect that in San Francisco couples tending toward triangularity
are considered to be hopelessly square.

if you take this any further the Pentagon will put a hex on you.
then you will be be at 6s and sevens before being told to STOP

Vince

In article ,
"Prof. Vincent Brannigan" writes:


Allen Thomson wrote:

"Brian Sharrock" wrote

Etc. I spotted one that was really triangular and a couple that
were tending toward triangularity.

Triangularity? Is that another life-style/choice for
San Francisco to legalise ...

Heh. I should have read that twice before posting it. Anyway,
I suspect that in San Francisco couples tending toward triangularity
are considered to be hopelessly square.

if you take this any further the Pentagon will put a hex on you.
then you will be be at 6s and sevens before being told to STOP

Not before I ate. And would I have to be Dressed to the Nines?

--
Pete Stickney
A strong conviction that something must be done is the parent of many
bad measures. -- Daniel Webster

"Peter Stickney" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Prof. Vincent Brannigan" writes:


Allen Thomson wrote:

"Brian Sharrock" wrote

Etc. I spotted one that was really triangular and a couple that
were tending toward triangularity.

Triangularity? Is that another life-style/choice for
San Francisco to legalise ...

Heh. I should have read that twice before posting it. Anyway,
I suspect that in San Francisco couples tending toward triangularity
are considered to be hopelessly square.

if you take this any further the Pentagon will put a hex on you.
then you will be be at 6s and sevens before being told to STOP

Not before I ate. And would I have to be Dressed to the Nines?

Why does an octo-pus have ten-tacles?


--
Pete Stickney
A strong conviction that something must be done is the parent of many
bad measures. -- Daniel Webster

(Peter Stickney) wrote:

In article ,
"Prof. Vincent Brannigan" writes:


Allen Thomson wrote:

"Brian Sharrock" wrote

Etc. I spotted one that was really triangular and a couple that
were tending toward triangularity.

Triangularity? Is that another life-style/choice for
San Francisco to legalise ...

Heh. I should have read that twice before posting it. Anyway,
I suspect that in San Francisco couples tending toward triangularity
are considered to be hopelessly square.

if you take this any further the Pentagon will put a hex on you.
then you will be be at 6s and sevens before being told to STOP

Not before I ate. And would I have to be Dressed to the Nines?

Nope Pete, you'd need to be a perfect ten (replete with tan two)
--

-Gord.

"Lance Kopplin" wrote:

:
:"Peter Stickney" wrote in message
...
: In article ,
: "Prof. Vincent Brannigan" writes:
:
:
: Allen Thomson wrote:
:
: "Brian Sharrock" wrote
:
: Etc. I spotted one that was really triangular and a couple that
: were tending toward triangularity.
:
: Triangularity? Is that another life-style/choice for
: San Francisco to legalise ...
:
: Heh. I should have read that twice before posting it. Anyway,
: I suspect that in San Francisco couples tending toward triangularity
: are considered to be hopelessly square.
:
: if you take this any further the Pentagon will put a hex on you.
: then you will be be at 6s and sevens before being told to STOP
:
: Not before I ate. And would I have to be Dressed to the Nines?
:
:Why does an octo-pus have ten-tacles?

And why are those bakers dozin'?