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Posted on 07/02/2004 1:29:58 PM PDT by BriansDad
I finished talking to you last Saturday, long distance from Germany, where you were helping load up your unit for movement to the Middle East. I didnt get to tell you everything I wanted to say, partly because I am not very good at expressing myself on the spur of the moment, and partly because I wanted the conversation to be as upbeat as I could manage.
You are, it appears, heading off to war. Unfortunately, volunteering to join the Army, and putting yourself in jeopardy for the sake of your country does not generate the open admiration that it has in times past. I want you to know that I am very proud of you, though. You continue a family tradition of service to country that passed from my fathers service in Japan at the end of World War II, through my enlistment and that of my three brothers in our generation. I was the one who suggested that you enlist, but you were the one with the dedication and love of country to make the decision. I saw you go off to basic training right after graduation from high school a gawky, typically unfocused teenage boy. You returned from basic and advanced training not gawky but solid and strong, not scatterbrained but with a calmness and maturity that was very surprising after three short months. You came back a man. A man that was all I ever hoped and dreamed you would be. I admire what you have become.
Your choice of combat engineers was a bit frightening early into harms way is not what fathers dream of for their sons. And now, you are preparing to go fight, to follow the orders of those above you, and I am scared. Scared for your safety, and for the safety of all your fellow soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines.
You may have heard of some of the dissenting voices back in the United States. As with all wars, there are those who believe we should not fight, or that the cause is not just, or that the whole thing just isnt necessary. You will note that many of the voices raised in dissent are the same voices that we have heard many times the appeasers, the weak minded, those with agendas we can only guess at, and, unfortunately also those who just plain hate this country. Oh, they are here count on it. You could hear them throughout the years constantly finding fault with everything America does, belittling what we stand for and what we are. Unfortunately, those in the entertainment industry tend to be over-represented in these voices of dissent. What was it that John Adams said in 1776? Those cool men (and women, of course) .who speak out loudly and with feeling, but stand back and let others do the dangerous and frightening work that must be done to protect the country and the people. You never see them volunteering to place themselves in danger. They are never the police officers, the firefighters, or the military men whose daily lives are service to country. Sarandon, Sheen, Penn, and the others .always the same names. They cry the same platitudes, Peace, always peace, There is no proof, Why should we get involved? Strangely, or perhaps not so, these were many of the same cries made in the late 1930s, and by the time they were stilled, whole nations and peoples had been destroyed. No one expects Saddam Hussein to conquer countries as Adolf Hitler did (not that he hasnt tried, though), but he is a man of intense evil, and a man who has proven to have no hesitation at using chemical and biological weapons against those he dislikes. And, my son, we are on that list. All it takes is to remember the pictures you have seen of the victims of these heinous weapons. The caustic burns, childrens chests heaving to take a breath, or, worst of all, the mounds of lifeless bodies. You and your fellow military men and women are gearing up to prevent these same pictures from appearing on our T.V. screens yet again, but with the locations being L.A., or Akron, or Washington, D.C.; and the people in the pictures being Americans, not some unknown tribes people from a far off land.
So, go forth with the knowledge that our cause is just, and the battle is necessary. And pay no heed to the dissenters, they are not the majority or even a significant minority of the people in this country. That majority of good people stand behind you and the rest of the servicemen. Those people know that to have a safe world, to have a safe America, we must protect ourselves against our enemies.
Go and do what you must do. Know that with all of my heart I love you, I respect you, and I am so very proud of you. The other fathers of America and I place our country, our safety and our future in your hands. I pray that God watches over all of you.
All my love
To the list of people expressing hate for the U.S., I guess we could easily add Micheal Moore....
God Bless all of you, and God Bless the United States of America.
I am so sorry. God bless you and thank you.
Rest in Peace, Brian.
Freedom is not free. Thank God for men like your son, who were willing to sacrifice their lives for freedom. Generations of Iraqis will live free because of him and his comrades.
And Thank God for fathers like you.
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Thank you for sharing that letter with us.
I am so sorry for your loss.
Dad, your courage in sharing those words extends beyond understanding. Your heartbreak at the loss of you son cannot be measured by those of us who haven't been there.
But your patriotism, honor, and service to our nation through three generations is something for us to stand in awe of. Please know that as long as I live, the sacrifice of our young men and women - like Brian - will not have been made in vain.
I am so very, very sorry for your loss. God bless you.
Heartbroken prayers for comfort to your family. Every life is precious and no doubt your son's life was precious to you and your family. We share your admiration for him and his fellow warriors. Without them no one will be free.
I was sitting here speechless...
You wrote exactly what I was thinking.
Dad, so sorry for your sacrifice. Your son, Brian is a real hero to the rest of us. Thank you so much for publishing that touching letter. Our hearts are with you and your family.
God Bless you and your family and keep you strong. My thanks to your son and all the brave young men and women who put it on the line for a mostly greatful nation.
Stories like this make me hate the left that much more.
God's Army is full of good soldiers like your son.
God bless you and your family.
May the peace that passes all understanding guard your hearts.
Please know your Brian lives in our hearts forever now, too.
Your love and courage enabled him to do the same.
God Bless you for sharing this.
BriansDad, I am so sorry to learn Brian was killed over in Iraq. I hope you can take comfort in knowing that most of us on FR support & honor your son's sacrifice.
As one who lost a young son I can only say that I know the pain in your heart and I reach out in spirit to hold you close to comfort where no comfort is found. How very proud you must be of such a son. A hero. "Greater love hath no man but that he lay down his life for his friends." Brian had the greatest love. I thank you for the sacrifice you and your family have given, and I pray that Brian is happy in God's arms. God bless you.
God Bless your family....
I have two boy's in Iraq with the Psy Ops. unit, although are not my own children, they've been part of my family since they were 12 years old. They call me their adopted Dad. I worry about them and pray for them daily. I'm incredibly proud of their service.
They call me a couple of times a week from Iraq.
My daughter is at the Air Force Academy, she's safe for now but will soon join the cause directly.
Both my younger children want to attend service academies.
The reason I share this is that my family cares deeply about each and every sailor and soldier in harms way and have a deep and abiding respect for their service and sacrifice.
I am greatly saddened at your loss and I hope that knowing others truly care and are praying for son and your family will provide you and your family some solace.
Your email brought a tear to me eye.
There is nothing that could ever be said here on Free Republic, or anywhere else for that matter, that would ease your pain. All I can say, BriansDad, is thank God for your beloved son Brian. When you see him next, and I firmly believe you will, pass on to him my highest personal regards.
For some of us, that admiration still exists. Please accept my condolences for your loss and know that your son's sacrifice will be remembered.
Your son and all of his comrades in arms throughout the years have given us all the opportunity to enjoy the Freedom our country celebrates this Sunday. We won't forget him.
Please accept my condolences on your family's loss.
Please also accept my thanks. The focus is (rightly) always on the sacrifices that the troops have to make when they serve, even if they do not suffer a scratch while doing so. However, the families of those who serve for the benefit of our entire society almost always suffer in silence, with the media and most people not noticing them. Even if Brian had come back after serving, you and your family would have been through Hell every single day, always wondering about your son. To say that you've been through far more suffering than that would be a considerable understatement.
Yet...it is because of your suffering and Brian's sacrifice that people like me can sit at a computer keyboard, in the knowledge that the worst that probably will ever happen to me on the job is a papercut or some repetitive stress injury, i.e. nothing. I know, as do my wife and kids, that I will be home in the evening, and it is thanks to both those who serve and their families.
I hope that the knowledge that others appreciate what you have been and will go through can bring you and your family some measure of comfort. G-d bless you and your family.
Guns Before Butter.
I've sat here for the last 5 minutes bawling my eyes out. As many can see from my tagline, I'm a Ranger. I've lost several close friends in this conflict but this hit me the hardest. How would I ever let my son go into what I know from first hand experience is going on? BriansDad, you have more courage than I. God bless you. Thank you for giving us your son. Thank you for sharing this email.
BriansDad, Like you, I am not good at expressing myself on the spur of the moment. I have 3 sons and I can appreciate the pain you must feel at the loss of your wonderful son. Please know that my prayers go out for you and your family, and for God to bless Brian. I am thankful every day for our young people like Brian and all that served with him and I know God will bless them.
I have a soon to be 15 year old, and have begun to consider what his future holds in this area. It's not a long reach, in my imagination, to substitute my Ben for your Brian.
I hope I would be as brave as you and your son are.
This American thanks you and your family for your sacrifice. I must not be in vain; nor shall it be!
For my dearest brother, fellow Patriot and fellow Father,
there are no words to properly assuage the loss of your son, and so fine a man that he is become under your guidance of your hand. Though my son is but 11 months old, I cannot imagine going through something similar with him.
Yet, it is precisely this sort of man that I pray God I have the wisdom and perseverance to raise. Despite the dangers, or the human frailty from which tyrants can be born, and because of which wars must be fought by men such as your Son, we cannot do otherwise.
It can be no other way; we cannot strive to be strong for our children and not be ready to respond when our strength is needed by those who can't defend themselves. Brian answers this challenge, as we would too if the reckoning had come during our watch. God truly has granted us Liberty, and we do owe him our Courage in return.
If I may, I will share with you the following: our God teaches us that eternity is with Him, and that this life we have here is so, so brief by comparison. Despite the inmeasurable pain of your loss, please know that your Son is now home, and there will come a day when you will hold him in your embrace again. On that day, your tears of sorrow will transform into tears of joy. And that day will last forever.
With my most humble respects and prayers, I remain your faithful servant...
Sir, I was about to cry reading your letter to Brian, before I read that he had made the supreme sacrifice. I cry now. Please know that this nation is grateful for his and your sacrifice, and that we remain free, due, in no small part, to that sacrifice.
God Bless the USA, and God Bless you.
So very sorry about Brian. May God bless, comfort and heal you and your family. Brian will live with you always in your heart and be with you daily there after a time.
Never let anyone tell you his courage, bravery and love of his country were a waste - they were not. The very things that brought him to volunteer are the things of character, love of country and of being a fine man.
It is such a horror that these fine men have to go fight against those so evil that they can destroy thousands of people. But they are allowed in this world and solely due to our soldiers they are kept from stealing freedom and America away from all.
Your words to him were beautiful and I am sure he treasured you as his dad. It is wonderful you told him how proud you were of him.
May the Lord gently cradle your family in His loving arms.
Peace be with you BriansDad
God Bless You
We will never forget.
God bless Brian, God bless you and yours, and God Bless The United States Of America!
The selfless courage of each and every heroic American soldier, from the American Revolution to Brian's laying down his life for US... for his country can ever be measured in human terms.
Thank you Brian, I know you are watching us..... Thank you for being a true protector of what is good... for liberty... and especially for allowing me the profound privilege to honor your memory.
April 21, 2004
Associated Press -- TORRANCE, Calif. - Brian Wood, an Army sergeant killed in Iraq, had a passion for history and a wry sense of humor.
The soldier, who turned 21 just weeks before his April 16 death near Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit, once gave his sister a piece of paper with the word "Respect" on it as a Christmas gift.
"What?" he asked when she protested, "I gave you my respect."
Wood's family lowered an American flag to half staff outside their home in the Los Angeles suburb of Torrance after learning of his death Friday.
The Department of Defense said Wood was killed by an apparent land mine along a road.
Wood "believed in what he was doing," his father, Greg, said. "He was so sure of that. He was so sure he was doing good."
Wood enlisted in 2001 and was stationed in Germany. In Iraq, he was a combat engineer responsible for searching for land mines and other explosives.
Friends and family recalled that Wood read history books cover to cover and that he was a quiet, sensitive person who comforted the ailing family cat for hours before it died.
"He was someone who would always be there," said Kevin McDonald, a friend since childhood. "He was just a genuinely great person. I couldn't have asked for a better friend."
In a letter to his uncle last week, Wood wrote that "the large majority of the Iraqi people, they want us here, and they want us to help them rebuild. That always makes me feel good about being here."
On April 15, Sgt. Brian Wood e-mailed his Uncle Mike from Iraq, where he was serving as a sapper with a combat engineer battalion. He wrote:
So it may be a long road ahead, but for the large majority of the Iraqi people, they want us here, and they want us to help them rebuild. That always makes me feel good about being here, actually making a difference in these peoples lives and giving them opportunities theyve never had.
The next day, Brian Wood was killed in Tikrit, Saddam Husseins hometown, when a mine apparently exploded near his Humvee on the side of Highway 1. He was 21.
Wood, who grew up in Torrance, was with the 9th Engineer Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, based in Schweinfurt, Germany. Formed in 1917, the battalion fought at the Battle of the Bulge in World War II and in the first Persian Gulf War, leading the 1st Infantry Division through a breach in the desert berms, which led to the liberation of Kuwait.
More recently, Wood and his unit had served in both Bosnia and Kosovo. He was a member of Alpha Company, whose gung-ho motto is: Sappers, Breach Hell!
After he died, Battalion Commander LTC Blair Schantz wrote:
Sgt. Wood was the consummate professional; he strove for and achieved excellence in all that he did, both in and out of the Army. Brian was a Division Soldier of the Year finalist, smart, energetic and possessed of unlimited potential. Truly, he was the future of our Army. I looked forward to watching Brian continue to succeed; to achieve rank and to lead and mentor others. And I was confident about the future, knowing the Army we love was going to be in his good and capable hands. He was truly a part of the heart and soul of Alpha Company, and his spirit lives on in the standards he set, the soldiers he mentored, and the lives he touched.
The character traits praised by his commanding officer had been forged in his early years, according to his father, Greg Wood. He was a guy always concerned about other people, not about himself, he recalls. We tried to instill in him a joy and love for his country.
Brians great-grandfather, grandfather, father and three uncles all served in the U.S. military, so it wasnt much of a surprise when, as a high school sophomore, he decided himself to enter the Army. He signed up as a senior for a delayed-entry program and chose to become a combat engineer. I tried to talk him out of it, his father says. He was doing a pretty dangerous job.
After basic and advanced individual training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., Brian was shipped to Germany. He was more than halfway through his four-year hitch when he was killed, scheduled to end his service in August next year.
As a boy Brian was the quiet guy in the back of the class, his dad says, not rambunctious. A voracious learner and reader. Bookshelves in his room held works of history, geography, politics, physics, philosophy, computer programming, the Master and Commander series, a biography of Leonardo da Vinci, a book on the Rosetta Stone.
Brian played nearly all sports, and while not excelling in any of them he was the kid who didnt mind what position he played, he was always hustling, says his father, who was his baseball coach. He was the guy, when he hit the ball, he ran like a demon, like every one was a home run. He also was in Cub Scouts and played the trumpet in the Torrance West High School band.
Despite his mild demeanor, in 6th grade Brian showed he was no pushover. He had read several books by Rush Limbaugh given him by his dad, and when his social studies teacher criticized the commentator, Brian got in a real argument with him, his dad says.
Any spare time in high school, he devoted to an online game made by Sony called Everquest. Its Web site describes its adventures as taking place in the twisted lands of a realm where war is persistent and death constant. Brian played with several others, and even from Iraq whenever he had a chance, his dad says hed play with friends back in the States.
In an essay for the Claremont Institute after Brians death, Julie Ann Ponzi, an institute fellow, wrote: What a teacher he might have been! But what a man he was. What an American he was. We must re-double our efforts to produce more like him and, in so doing, let us learn from his example.
During his last phone conversation with his father, Brian said: Dad, we find stuff! Its out there!
He was looking for mines in the middle of the night, Greg Wood explains. It wasnt hidden on the road. It was somewhere off to the side. Brian stepped on a mine. Theres just no way to protect against that.
Brians grandfather served in the Army Counterintelligence Corps during the Occupation of Japan after World War II. Greg Wood says that when his own father left the country, a crowd of Japanese civilians accompanied him to Haneda Airport to thank him for all hed done for them and to wish him sayonara.
That was another guy in the family who cared about people, Greg says softly. Now he and Brian can take care of each other.
I'm so sorry for your loss. It is our loss, this country's loss too. I will pray for you and your family. I will forward your beautiful letter to every one on my e-mail list and ask them to do the same. May God be with you and your family and God bless Brian and all our military men and women.
Sgt. Brian Wood, American Hero
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My brother Sgt. Brian Wood was killed in Iraq on April 16th and since his voice can not be heard any longer, our family is trying to get an email he sent to every American who is willing to read it. We thought this email, sent from Iraq Thursday morning, April 15th, from Sgt. Brian Wood (serving in the 1st Infantry Division) to his Uncle Mike, might help shed some light on the current war situation:
Hey Mike, Sorry about getting this off kinda late, been pretty hectic around here recently. Not quite sure what you're hearing from the news, I don't get a whole lot of time to follow it. For the most I feel that the Iraqi people actually appreciate us being here. The attacks that are happening are basically a result of unemployment, and a few terrorists (or whatever you want to call them) paying people off to do the attacks. From what I've heard from the locals around my sector they are pretty much just trying to do what they can to improve their quality of life. But when so many people are out of jobs, they will pretty much do anything they can to make ends meet to provide for themselves and their families. There are many issues that need to be resolved as far as rebuilding their country. And though the people want as many issues resolved as quickly as possible, they can't be resolved that way in an efficient manner. There are already many Iraqi police and ICDC which are basically the guys we are going after, and they use the support of the coalition forces as a cover, so the rest of the people won't be able to fight back. So it may be a long road ahead, but for the large majority of the Iraqi people, they want us here, and they want us to help them rebuild. That always makes me feel good about being here, actually making a difference in these people's lives and giving them opportunities they've never had. It always amazes me how people don't think we should be here. I don't think they really understand what life is like here and how these people were treated.
Here in the UK we understand the price of freedom, and that it is not shared in an even way. God bless you who carry an uneven burden. You are in my prayers. We live in a complex world. But just think on this:
The taliban are gone.
Milosovic in Serbia is gone.
Saddam Hussien is gone.
Let Freedom Reign!
We stand with you. Shoulder to shoulder.
Please know there are many, many American's who support our troops. Thank You, BriansDad for sharing the words you wrote to your dear son. A wonderful tribute to Brian.
May you gain strength and comfort from God.
Brian is guiding you all from heaven, that I am sure of.
Take Care,
P.S. You are a great writer
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In a gesture that consolidates the 1990s culture wars, the post-9-11 chill on dissent, and the relentlessness of hawkishly pro-Israel lobbying, the U.S. House voted unanimously last fall to establish an advisory board to monitor how effectively campus international studies centers serve"national needs related to homeland security" and to assess whether they provide sufficient airtime to champions of American foreign policy. Currently the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions is considering a parallel provision for its upcoming higher education reauthorization bill. The bill will likely go to the floor in March.
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The seven-member advisory board—which would include two appointees"from federal agencies that have national security responsibility"—would oversee the country's 118 international studies centers. This year, they shared about $95 million under Title VI of the Higher Education Act. Centers may use the funds only for graduate student fellowships, language instruction, and lectures and other public programs. They do not hire faculty or offer courses—traditional departments such as art history or political science do that. The centers then involve local faculty from across the disciplines who have expertise in such areas as Latin America, Russia, Africa, and East Asia. Only 17 of the nation's international studies centers focus on the Middle East—covering the Arab countries, Turkey, Israel, and Iran—but no one doubts that they are the intended targets of the legislation.
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It is not true that de Cesaris led the race when he ran out out petrol. Truth is that the would have taken the lead from Didier Pironi, who stopped in the tunnel without fuel in the last lap. But de Cesaris stopped at the same time without fuel in the last lap already at the casino.
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From my experience at the time, dont think that was the case, certainly around where I lived. The sticksman look was in Dalston and Stokey, certainly wasnt copied by those in the Angel, Shoreditch, Hoxton, drinking in Hackney Road and Bethnal Green - and not much mixing socially. I'd agree that later some of the clothing such as gabicci and farah overlapped but not to all - personally thought that was a crap look and went for the Ball and C17 trousers and Bleached Lois and Lacoste, Boss and Ellesse, along with Burberry and Aquascutuum. And the burberry and aquascutum going the other way to the sticksman. The whole of the lacoste, kickers, adiddas look was well entrenched in the mid 70s amongst my mates, the influence of tennis etc I think has been downplayed eg Borg as a cultural icon and hence Fila and then diadora.
Think it was all dependant on an number of factors...from football casuals to the blokes in the pub and to where you lived. Even at football you could see a real mix of styles within 'casual' from an almost mod look with lacoste polos and lois jeans to the start of the baggy look to downright scruffy mugs - agree that the downfall was that the label meant everything, there was some right old crap! Theres a whole mythology grown up around casual and its origins
sticksman look was at least 3 years before ' Casual ' though . The Reggae look incoprprated Burberry trenchcoats long before the football lot got involvedpost #14989 of 239149/20/13 at 3:23pm
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Unless the spectrum for whats discussed in depth is broadened then it will just go round in circles all the time, thats fine in little spurts.
Theres that little period, suede into smooth, which always gets passed over, beagles, ruperts, stacks etc, tbh most on here think it's shit, or never wore it, as far as im concerned that dont mean it's not relevant.
The fairly recent pic of Kevin Keegan, Shanks looked smart enough, but then so did me gramps at that time.
Apparantly Keegan looked, rubbish, not cool and gay, ffs.
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Them beagle collars and ruperts, etc., was such a strange look. I guess one-upmanship can and does get taken too far. After a MTM suit with 6 ticket pockets on either side, looking like gills, and a 16" center vent(!!!), I suppose you HAVE to just head out to left field fashion-wise, and Smooths was the result, at least while it lasted and the fellas moved on...
Well, off to get a beer with the boys at the Paradise and see the reincarnated (Black)Flag. Happy 1,000th page everybody.post #14993 of 239149/20/13 at 4:00pm
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Them beagle collars and ruperts, etc., was such a strange look. I guess one-upmanship can and does get taken too far. After a MTM suit with 6 ticket pockets on either side, looking like gills, and a 16" center vent(!!!), I suppose you HAVE to just head out to left field fashion-wise, and Smooths was the result, at least while it lasted and the fellas moved on...
Well, off to get a beer with the boys at the Paradise and see the reincarnated (Black)Flag. Happy 1,000th page everybody.
As far as clothes go, from a design point of view theres a saturation point and you can go no further.
Usually this means, complete reversal to something thats been done yrs previous, or designing/wearing something completely new, thats a tough one imo.
General fashion over the past ??? years is a good example of this.
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Did many of the original Skins that later adopted the Suedehead style come back to the Trad Skin style with the second wave of Skins in the late 70s ? I'm only 45, but I remember a lot of older Skins well into their 20s back in the late 70s that obviously weren't new Skins. Or were they probably blokes that were Suedeheads first that later adopted the earlier Trad look after everything started getting a bit flarey ?
Suedehead has always seen a bit transitional. The bits I like from Suedehead style are the bits carried over from Hard Mods and Skins, I can't get on with the Ruperts, tank tops and some of the shoes.
Like I said, I was pretty young during the second wave, went on to Mod. Losing my hair at 19 didn't help. I found myself having to adopt the Ivy look as anything Trad made me look like a rabid pit-bull. Being a dead-ringer for a certain Mr.Courtney doesn't help.post #14997 of 239149/20/13 at 4:32pmpost #14998 of 239149/20/13 at 5:27pm
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Wiki is full of revisionist history.It would appear that Lou Reed has successfully erased his Birth Name(it's not REED,I believe it was Furnham)And every other website has followed suit.I'm saying it was originally called Northern Soul referring to Northern Cities in the US,and then used to refer to the Northern English cities which liked it.It's not a real movement or Genre of it's own.These were records made in the most contrived way to get some of that cash off the white kids who liked Motown but most often failed.It was motivated by one- upsmanship of the dreaded "record collectors" a group of folks so cynical they don't even care about music they just care about owning an item no one else has.
Thing with the Wiki, can always check the revision history and see every page as it was.
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lou_Reed&oldid=303220 Lou Reed 02:48, 26 June 2002
I got the idea that Lewis Allan Reed really was his birth name. And the "Firbanks" thing was an urban legend or a joke.post #15000 of 239149/20/13 at 6:29pmQuote:Originally Posted by MikeDT
Thing with the Wiki, can always check the revision history and see every page as it was.
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lou_Reed&oldid=303220 Lou Reed 02:48, 26 June 2002
I got the idea that Lewis Allan Reed really was his birth name. And the "Firbanks" thing was an urban legend or a joke.
Thats it Firbanks.I read in the past it was his real name and Reed was a stage name.See the confusion.Not important just surprised.Return HomeBack to Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Posted 05 October 2010 - 04:34 AM
Last sunday I've been able to get a MIB 6285 Black Sea's Barracuda, and I noticed two stranges facts that I've never heard of before.
First, instructions came with a lose page (step 6). At first I thought my instructions were damaged, but looking closer it appears that original instructions have an error. Look for yourself (the original instructions are on top) :
But there is another strange fact : when I had to put on the rigging, I saw there were really bent, it looked weird. I've checked masts to see if they were put correctly, and instructions to see if I didn't forget something : nothing wrong.
I then took one of my second BSB's rigging : it fit perfectly. Odd. It finally appears that my 4 rigging are about 1 stud longer than "normal" ones.
Here are the rigging (the 2 on the bottom are from my previous BSB, the 2 on the top come from my "new" one)
Strange, isn't it?
Looking closer, I've seen another detail :
Can you see it? The left one (ie the smaller one) is marked with a "02", where the right one (the one that comes from my "new" BSB) is marked "01".
I've checked all of my other sets (Forbidden Island, Rock Island Refugee, Caribbean Clipper...), they all have the normal "02" one.
Even on Bricklink, there is only one model referenced (Brown Boat Mast Rigging Long 27 x 5).
Now, what can we think about that?
Maybe my "new" BSB is one of the very first batch (it's a french model) that appeared on the market. In fact, all of the other BSB I've seen do not have these errors, instructions are corrected and the rigging doesn't look strange (it's just one stud longer, but that make them *really* bent).
Maybe I've gotten a rare treasure
Have you seen these errors before? What number of rigging do you have? The normal 02 ones, or the rare 01 ones ?
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Posted 05 October 2010 - 06:53 AM
Boomchil, on 05 October 2010 - 04:34 AM, said:
Posted 05 October 2010 - 04:27 PM
Mister Phes, on 05 October 2010 - 06:53 AM, said:
maybe it's true.
Do you think I Should contact Bricklink to tell them that there are two kind of rigging?
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You certainly have an eye for detail!
I hope you will enjoy your BSB set.
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Posted 07 October 2010 - 06:13 AM
I do know however, that my BSB rigging has always seemed "a bit too long"--they will often pull the 1x1 clips up off their base as there's so much tension in them.
Edited by steele, 07 October 2010 - 06:15 AM.
Posted 07 October 2010 - 06:35 AM
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Posted 12 October 2010 - 07:44 AM
I've had a total of 3 BSBs in my life (no Legends, just the original sets) and I've noticed some differences. I don't know if this has anything to do with the release date, but still...
For one, the "red flags" which cover the gunports, were standard red in one of the ships, but in two other sets they were significaltly darker, with a rougher surface. Something between normal red and today's dark red, the colour which AFAIK wasn't officially introduced back then. I'm not sure but I think earlier sets had dark red flags which were replaced with standard red in later models. I can easily take pictures of those if you wish.
Also, one of the sets had a most unusual feature. This time I'm sure it was just bad molding of the mast pieces:
When I connected the upper part (seen on the right) with the lower part (seen on the left), the 'arms' that the sails are later attached to (the ones on the upper part) were not facing straight forward, but they were at a certain angle. It's because the grooves at the top of the lower part were not in the right places (like, say 12, 3, 6 and 9 on the clock):
Instead, they were slightly off, still at the correct distance from each other, but not at the right angle with the rest of the mast. The only thing I could do not to make it look silly was not to insert the upper part into the lower part completely, leaving some space so that the upper part does not sit in the grooves.
That molding mistake was repeated in both masts in one of my BSBs, and I still have those masts used in one of my MOCs. I can also take pictures of those, but that would require partially disassembling my ship.
Anyone noticed those things too?
Posted 16 October 2010 - 03:56 PM
Dreamweb, on 12 October 2010 - 07:44 AM, said:
Also, I have two types of the top mast piece. On the very top arm (for attaching the sails), on the back, one has molded triangulation - just a small triangle of plastic. All my others don't have this.
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Posted 17 October 2010 - 10:01 AM
Unfortunately I don't have a BSB set, but I'll start to check out my Redbeard Runner and Armada Flagship. I have two Armada flagships so let's see.
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Boomchil, on 05 October 2010 - 04:27 PM, said:
P.S. My BSB did not come with a correction page in the instructions. Clearly I received the 'revised' version of the set.
Edited by Section8, 05 December 2010 - 09:36 PM.
Posted 05 December 2010 - 10:10 PM
My instructions were normal (bought in Australia Xmas in 1989, go mum and dad!)
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Molds are made of metal so I didn't think that this was possible.
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Molds are made of metal so I didn't think that this was possible.
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