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A flawless strategy
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this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2024
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Don't think you'd get anyone responding under the age of 60, unless she's looking for a dilf
i would say autistic ppl, but they probably would be more focused on the planes than the woman
Never underestimate the power of infodumping a special interest
There are what a thousand or so real WW2 planes left? There are 4 billion woman. Clearly the planes should be the priority given their scarcity.
My 3 yo son is interested in ww2 planes, this passion is inter-generational.
I'm guessing he's been directly shown a lot of ww2 planes... never had a chance, oh well.
He prefers movies on planes, trains, tanks, excavators, etc. than e.g. nature or national geographic movies. I am not sure whether this is age-related, or I biased my child 🫣