I'll start. This is the man we all wish we were.
I know it's been done before. But post some cool piping photos.
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This fellow is a man among men and the whole story is worth your time.
No idea. But super cool photo, right? Who else can pull off the leather jerkin look.
Commemorations of Operation Dynamo 75 years on, in pictures
75th Anniversary of the Dunkik evacuation of over 300,000 Allied troops back to the UK
www.telegraph.co.uk
Does a snake count? This one was made by Walt Disney as a mascot for the Brazilian Expeditionary Force (FEB in Portuguese), a military division of the Brazilian Army and Air Force that fought in WWII. The reason for the snake is that, back in the 1940s, people said it was easier for a snake to smoke than for Brazil to join the war.
Igorot Warrior of the Philippine Cordilleras
very interesting
Does a snake count? This one was made by Walt Disney as a mascot for the Brazilian Expeditionary Force (FEB in Portuguese), a military division of the Brazilian Army and Air Force that fought in WWII. The reason for the snake is that, back in the 1940s, people said it was easier for a snake to smoke than for Brazil to join the war.
This is some pretty cool piping.
I knew about the Smoking Snakes but I didn't know Disney designed the mascot. I guess it makes sense since during WW2 he reached out heavily to Latin American markets with characters like Pancho Pistoles and Jose Carioca.
Does a snake count? This one was made by Walt Disney as a mascot for the Brazilian Expeditionary Force (FEB in Portuguese), a military division of the Brazilian Army and Air Force that fought in WWII. The reason for the snake is that, back in the 1940s, people said it was easier for a snake to smoke than for Brazil to join the war.
