Quitate ese chupete(chupon) ya estas grande!
Take off the dummy (pacifier) and these big!

D93 Big Gunzzz wrote:

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¿Sangre?


Blood?

Veamos ellas intentan tomar la mía!


Let them try to take mine!

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D93 Big Gunzzz wrote:

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WELCOME

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THE FOREIGN LEGION



MORAF 21

The Foreign Legion Family


Tougher than the Rest!

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Wow, really BG!? AM I READING THIS CORRECTLY?

D93 Big Gunzzz wrote: To anyone that is questioning why is MORAF 21 in TFL? It's quite simple. MORAF 21 has been as good of a friend to me here as anyone else and for that, he is welcomed in the family.

Glad to have you with us 21!

Muy bien Toro defendiendo a los amigos!!!
Okay Toro defending friends con estilo!!!!

Just dropped by to say hi.

BlueDane wrote: Just dropped by to say hi.

Aaawww man!!!

Now you're just messing with me. Thought you were gonna say that you are on board!

GG earlier. They always are.

I'll keep my eye open for that request from you. It's an open invite.

Maximus wrote: I'm glad to be here. It's an honor to join a squadron that believes in helping the helpless and holds sportsmanlike conduct in high esteem. Before I joined TFL I made a music video showcasing my noob skills (lol). This wouldn't be relevant, but in one of my clips, I caught the most EPIC bomb run by our very own Acegirl delivering her payload through a storm of enemy gunfire. SALUTE!!

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Hola Maximus!
Sorrrry for the late reply to this post, but I never told you that the video was AWSOME!!! Love the bomb run! Now I know how the enemy see it LOL. And LIKE your Banner, will post the TFL logo so you can copy or download it; so you can add it to your banner.





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* I had some fun flying as Loco MoCo ToRo but it's time to let the bull rest

** I want to give a special thanks to Estilo Argentina for giving me this nick name. We shared some laughs with it. THANK YOU HERMANO!!!

*** Here are some of the highlights. Only posting the 150ish kills and more games. Had way too many above 100 kills ones to post.

I was surprised Moraf 21 became a member of our squad. He has personally never wronged me that I can recall. My surprise was solely based on things I have read. I have recently flown with him, the pleasure was all mine. The same as if I had flown with any other squad member. I know that some people in dogfight may never forgive his reputation, and that is his ordeal to live with. But since he was accepted into the squad, I feel that anything in his past is wiped clean and therefore does not exist. I'm saying this because he was just banned. He does not know why this happened to him. If he was banned for no reason by someone with a grudge. We should let the community know that banning a member of our squad without cause will not be tolerated. That our members in good standing have our full support. That our squad expects to be respected by the dogfight community and bring their grievances to our leadership.

hola mis amigos y hermanos, paso a saludar para que no se olviden de mi!
con estilo!

hello my friends and brothers, step to greet so they do not forget me!
with style!

[TFL] alwaystrouble wrote: I was surprised Moraf 21 became a member of our squad. He has personally never wronged me that I can recall. My surprise was solely based on things I have read. I have recently flown with him, the pleasure was all mine. The same as if I had flown with any other squad member. I know that some people in dogfight may never forgive his reputation, and that is his ordeal to live with. But since he was accepted into the squad, I feel that anything in his past is wiped clean and therefore does not exist. I'm saying this because he was just banned. He does not know why this happened to him. If he was banned for no reason by someone with a grudge. We should let the community know that banning a member of our squad without cause will not be tolerated. That our members in good standing have our full support. That our squad expects to be respected by the dogfight community and bring their grievances to our leadership.

Trouble

I was all over this yesterday, way before the ban was instilled. I was also the one that allowed him into our squad and Ace Girl was cool enough to go with it. Just as you mentioned I had some fun with him in the skies throughout my time here in DF. So I gave him a chance to "man up". He had my full support and I had his back 100% if he was in the right.

There's a lot here to it than you know, even than I know. I can tell you that there are more than enough reasons for him being banned now and in the past. I gave him a clean slate to start with when joining TFL. He couldn't even go more than a couple of days until he went on being his usual self. He chose his own route. It's not the TFL way.

No grudges towards him. I gave him more than a fair shot. He has his own agenda and that's no suprise to me. He's just not TFL material...

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I owe TFL an apology. I am sorry for wasting your time. D93 I am sorry I let you down. Kinda took the apple right off the tree. Just know it was a pleasure being in your squad and I didn't see this as just another squad to add to the list. I guess I will be a loner. It is a shame my time here wasn't longer but the time I did have before last night was a pleasure. Thank you for thwt.

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Very sad to hear of what happened 21. We gave you a home at TFL and I was truly hoping that you were going to make level 31 with us. As you can read buy some of your team mates and others that posted on TFL thread you had players that did enjoy playing the game with you and appreciated you. Yes this is a virtual world and you do not see people maybe as real and take them seriously, but those virtual players are real people that take time to type something nice about you. Gunzzz went out of his way to take you here at TFL and has always stood up for you. It is disappointing for all of us to see you, goof off and push your luck that way. So you found an error in system? And you had a little fun with it; fine it is normal what you did, but the problem is that you have created fame for yourself and now you can sleep on it; because anything that you do it will be seen as bad.
I eco Gunzz apologies for the goofing off from 21, he sees it as having a little fun but has had to learn the hard way that not everyone finds it funny and sometimes you can’t push other people’s buttons because it has consequences. 21… so sorry I did not get to see you MORAF at your new home.





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Just passing by to bring this I believe, belongs to laguien of you.

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Past Feb 25 a great and fun come from behind WIN for The Foreign Legion on sink the ship game. Chosen One was showing why he is the One; stay all the way to the end, lots of players came in and out, like Talon, TFL awesome and Lt. Dan. But our win from the back came once The Big Gunzzzzzzz came in and took over the game. As always Gunzzz provided the shooting power and bombing to help us out.






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The last weekend of February, not only was that strange every 4 years 29 thing that makes math logic go out the window; but we had the Black Out Dogfight Forum weekend. This gave all players a bit more time to actually PLAY. So here is a few games from that weekend. Feb 27 with Estilo, CC Rider and Mr. Lee buy my side we manage to TITANIC the ship really fast. It was a FUN game with great cover that help my tank take the wining shoots.

El Ultimo fin de semana de febrero no fue extraño solo por su peculiar día 29 de cada 4 años pero también porque el foro de Dogfight se fue en blanco. Esto por supuesto les dio más tiempo a los jugadores para estar en el JUEGO. A continuación algunos de esos juegos. Feb 27 con Estilo, CC Rider y Mr. Lee de mi lado, logramos hacerle un TiTANIC al barquito del juego. Fue un juego divertido donde me dieron la oportunidad de hundir el barquito con mi tanque.







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Hoy ha nacido un nuevo escuadron su nombre
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QUE COSA TAN FEA ESA IMAGEN, ME SIENTO TOCADO
SO THAT THING THAT IMAGE FEA, TOUCHED ME FEEL

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Tenemos un problema en nuestra casa

Gracias cariño!!!

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In 1922, aviator Bessie Coleman became the first African American woman to stage a public flight
in America. She was the first black woman to earn a pilot's license. Because flying schools in the United States denied her entry, she taught herself French and moved to France, earning her license from France's well-known Caudron Brother's School of Aviation in just seven months.

She learned to fly in a Nieuport Type 82 biplane, with "a steering system that consisted of a vertical stick the thickness of a baseball bat in front of the pilot and a rudder bar under the pilot's feet." On June 15, 1921, Coleman became the first woman of African American and Native American descent to earn an aviation pilot's license, and the first person of African American and Native American descent to earn an international aviation license from the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale.

Coleman specialized in stunt flying and parachuting, earning a living barnstorming and performing aerial tricks.
On April 30, 1926, Coleman was in Jacksonville, Florida. She had recently purchased a Curtiss JN-4 (Jenny) in Dallas. Her mechanic and publicity agent, 24-year-old William D. Wills, flew the plane from Dallas in preparation for an airshow but had to make three forced landings along the way due to the plane's being so poorly maintained and worn out. Upon learning this, Coleman's friends and family did not consider the aircraft safe and implored her not to fly it. On take-off, Wills was flying the plane with Coleman in the other seat. She had not put on her seatbelt because she was planning a parachute jump for the next day and wanted to look over the cockpit sill to examine the terrain. About ten minutes into the flight, the plane unexpectedly went into a dive, then spun around. Coleman was thrown from the plane at 2,000 ft (610 m) and died instantly when she hit the ground. William Wills was unable to regain control of the plane and it plummeted to the ground. Wills died upon impact and the plane burst into flames. Although the wreckage of the plane was badly burned, it was later discovered that a wrench used to service the engine had slid into the gearbox and jammed it. Bessie was 34 years old

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YIYA MURANO



"Yiya" Murano se ganó el apodo de "La envenenadora de Monserrat.
María de las Mercedes Bernardina Bolla Aponte de Murano, "Yiya" para los allegados, llegó a las tapas de los diarios argentinos a finales de abril de 1979 rebautizada como "la envenenadora de Monserrat". Nació en Corrientes, el 20 de mayo de 1930, en el seno de una familia militar. Se recibió de maestra, pero nunca ejerció. "Prometió mantenerme toda la vida" contaría ella misma, orgullosa, sobre el primero de sus maridos. La misma exigencia fue para los dos que siguieron. "Yiya" era una confesa amante de los placeres. Los años también hicieron que dejara el lado el pudor, propio de su clase y apariencia, y que contara que tuvo cientos de hombres a sus pies y que uno de ellos le compró dos departamentos que luego regaló.

Al final de la década del 70 comenzó a escribir las historias por las que penosamente pasó a la historia. Quizás, siendo hija de militares y esposa de un reconocido abogado, no imaginó que las cosas se saldrían de cauce. El exceso de lujos vulgares y su amor por el dinero la convirtieron en una estafadora poco inteligente que, al momento de enfrentar a sus acreedoras, optó por una salida más allá del pagaré: el cianuro.

Yiya Murano fue acusada por triple crimen y estafas.

En 1979, Argentina vivía sus años más oscuros. El gobierno de Isabel Martínez de Perón había sido derrocado tres años antes y la Junta Militar, con el dictador Jorge Videla a la cabeza, estaba al mando. El contexto social era el peor y la economía estaba en manos de José Martinez de Hoz que, a fines de 1978, había presentado "la tablita", un sistema de devaluación programada. Esa medida junto con la ley de entidades financieras (Ley 21.526) promovió la especulación y la pérdida de los ahorristas. En ese desanimo generalizado, "Yiya" Murano entró en escena prometiendo entre sus conocidos que podría hacerles ganar mayor tasa de interés que las que otorgaban los bancos (con el antecedente de más de 20 entidades financieras hundidas por la quiebra).

"Dios mío, es la tercera amiga que se muere en poco tiempo"

Los crímenes de "Yiya" Murano fueron tres, pero gracias al último pudo iniciarse la investigación que la sentenció a prisión perpetua, aunque solo cumplió 16 años de cárcel ya que fue beneficiada por la ley del dos por uno.

El 24 de marzo de 1979, el portero de un edificio de la calle Hipólito Yirigoyen contó a la policía que la señora Murano le había pedido una llave del departamento de Carmen Zulema del Giorgio de Venturini, su prima, quien unos minutos antes había caído rodando por las escaleras. Los médicos que firmaron el acta de defunción dijeron que fue por muerte natural. Pero el encargado había aportado otros datos reveladores: la mujer que le pidió la copia para ingresar a la vivienda de la occisa usó el pretexto de necesitar una "libretita" para avisar a los parientes; sin embargo, había salido con papeles y un frasquito en la mano. No lo hizo en silencio. Mientras bajaba se lamentaba a los gritos por haber perdido a tres amigas en poco tiempo.

Más tarde, Diana, la hija de Carmen, declaró que la casa estaba revuelta y que faltaba un pagaré de 20 millones de pesos ley. Era el préstamo que le había extendido a "Yiya", pero que intentó disfrazar como dinero al que le duplicaría el valor por decirse experta en esos negocios.
Las dudas y una bandeja de masas finas repetidas en otras dos escenas obligaron a que la muerte natural cambiara de carátula y que se investigaran los fallecimientos de otras dos mujeres, casuales prestamistas de Murano.

La nueva autopsia al cadáver de Carmen Zulema fue contundente: había cianuro. De inmediato exhumaron el cuerpo de Nilda Gamba, vecina de "Yiya", que había muerto el 10 de febrero de 1979; y de Leila Formisano de Ayala, quien murió 15 días después. A las dos les debía dinero y en ambas viviendas había un paquete de masas caseras, parecido al que cargaba cuando fue a visitar a su prima. Las necropsias de las mujeres revelaron la presencia del mismo veneno. Las dudas se desvanecieron para confirmar que Murano había envenenado a las tres mujeres por una deuda total de 300 mil dolares y que las masitas eran el escondite del tóxico letal.

FELIZ DIA DE LA MUJER!!!! LOL!