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The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

Goofyernmost

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Have not seen those yet, but, watched “White Christmas” on TCM earlier today...!!! :)
Also, caught “Bombers B-52” on TCM Friday afternoon, which I hadn’t seen in years, starring Karl Malden, Efrem Zimbalist Jr., and Natalie Wood, from 1957.
What’s amazing to me is, the B-52 bomber was introduced in 1955, is still in service, and is expected to be until at least 2050.
Nothing says Christmas like B-52 Bombers, I always say. 😄 I'm sure with your aviation experience that you know that the model B-52 is still in service because it was a terrific, very functional plane, but I think not the same ones that existed in 1955. I would think that 65 years of service would be quite a candidate for metal fatigue. I would also think the cockpit looks almost nothing like they did in 1955 either, but the exterior is hard to tell one from the other.
 

wdwfan4ver

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We have more! We transform our house into a Christmas haven. The first time one of my friends walked into my house at Christmastime she said "It looks like Christmas threw up in here!". It might be a bit over the top but we love it!🧑‍🎄🎅🤶
It is not over the top to me:). I am accustom to that type of decorating. My younger brother has called my bedroom not normal for Christmas decorating.

I grew up with a lot of decorations during Christmas time inside the house and outside of the house.
 

donaldtoo

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Nothing says Christmas like B-52 Bombers, I always say. 😄 I'm sure with your aviation experience that you know that the model B-52 is still in service because it was a terrific, very functional plane, but I think not the same ones that existed in 1955. I would think that 65 years of service would be quite a candidate for metal fatigue. I would also think the cockpit looks almost nothing like they did in 1955 either, but the exterior is hard to tell one from the other.

:hilarious:
Yep, and very familiar with the reference/timeline you alluded to...but, won’t go any further than that here regarding such... :cautious::cool:
Definitely, vastly improved in many ways beyond the original model, but, yep still almost no way to tell the difference, aesthetically anyway.
 

Figgy1

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Yesterday, on Turner Classic Movies, I saw one of my favorite (black and white) Christmas movies -- A Christmas Carol (1938), with Reginald Owen in the starring role. (I'm sure before Christmas, I'll also see the 1951 version with Alastair Sim before Christmas, on either AMC or TCM.) :)
The 1938 version is always the last thing I watch before going to bed on Christmas Eve
 

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