Dogfights

[raptor10]

The History channel just did a documentary on some insane dogfights in U.S. history, cummulating with Duke Cunningham, really really moto.

 

[mules83]

I just watched it too. Really REALLY good documentary with all the CG action.

 

[goosegagnon2]

lol...I just watched it too

 

[Blutonski816]

remember seeing it a few weeks ago...
but had to split before they got to Duke...

 

[BrandonJ1780]

If anyone's checkin this right now...it's on again. Good stuff.

 

[mserver]

If anyone's checkin this right now...it's on again. Good stuff.

yeah, I was watching it until I had to write a paper for class. maybe one day Ill be doing that in an F-18

 

[mules83]

maybe one day Ill be doing that in an F-18

I know what you mean...but lets all hope it doesnt come to that

 

[mserver]

I know what you mean...but lets all hope it doesnt come to that

yeah, I was mainly talking about the flying part. but if it comes down to it, business has to be taken care of.

 

[Schnugg]

...really really moto.

Yo Lomo,

I thought it was really really momo or even really really dobo, but defintely not moto.

domo,

G-Hai




is it just me...

 

[zippy]

moto- best described as Marine slang for something that is "motivating".

 

[raptor10]

Yo Lomo,

I thought it was really really momo or even really really dobo, but defintely not moto.

domo,

G-Hai




is it just me...

lol (laughing out loud)

 

[Schnugg]

Navy slang: MOTO = "Master of the Obvious"

 

[raptor10]

Do any of the other terms mean anything (lomo, dobo, momo, domo (arigato?), g-hai)?

Back to Duke, during his narration he was talking about how, when his aircraft was stricken, and pitching violently and he was able to right himself and regain control, his first thought was that "this was not due to God, but due to my skill as a pilot" (loose quote) until the aircraft rolled violently over and he took it back. Combined with his recent events it has a little more meaning.

I found lomo, definitely not me.

 

[Brett327]

Do any of the other terms mean anything?

I've got one that I think applies to your situation: HOMO

Brett

 

[Fmr1833]

^lmfao. Seriously.