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A visitor from United States posted Sat August 20, 2005:
Ok, so what do I like about this particular picture? Easy to answer. the picture has a mosquito in it!!! I'm a 61 year old american, and this is my favorate aircraft of all time. The brits really got it right when they built this hot rod. Any mosquito fan will know exactly what I'm talking about. it's a bloody sex machine!!!

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