Workday Wallpapers, Planoppo Edition

"Shoop" (shoopdawoop993) 12/05/2013 at 11:28 • Filed to: Workday wallpaper, wallpaper, Planeopnik

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SR-71 first. (Big pic Oppo Editor Almighty?) All in glorious hi res too!

Real man's vortices, made as the wing passes through the smoke

This dog is ready as FUCK to go into space today. Doge jokes are herewith banned

Gamecat235 > Shoop 12/05/2013 at 11:13

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So many choices to embiggen!

William Byrd > Shoop 12/05/2013 at 11:14

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SR71GASM! That's outstanding, thanks.

Takuro Spirit > Shoop 12/05/2013 at 11:18

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I'll be in my bunk.

ZDMW > Shoop 12/05/2013 at 11:21

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ENHANCE!

Love the F-117 american flag, I had that as a background before for a while.

MonkeePuzzle > Shoop 12/05/2013 at 11:22

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almost didn't see this one here

MonkeePuzzle > Shoop 12/05/2013 at 11:22

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is that hogwarts!?

Shoop > Gamecat235 12/05/2013 at 11:29

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thank /hr/

hedbutter > Shoop 12/05/2013 at 11:39

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'Murica

Kinja'd

Walfisch > Shoop 12/05/2013 at 12:06

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Thanks for the Blackbird, that first one is awesome!

philsphan09 > Shoop 12/05/2013 at 12:10

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that fo realz or photoshop?

The Compromiser > MonkeePuzzle 12/05/2013 at 12:26

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Day 27. The group still hasn't detected my presence...

Mattbob > Shoop 12/05/2013 at 12:54

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this post is full of awesome. Bookmarked.

Shoop > philsphan09 12/05/2013 at 12:57

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From Wikipedia

79-10782 "Scorpion 3" - Holloman Air Force Base , New Mexico . It was repainted to resemble the first F-117A used to drop weapons in combat. This aircraft was used for acoustics and navigation system testing. While wearing a flag painted on its bottom surface, this aircraft revealed the type's existence to high-ranking officials at Groom Lake on 14 December 1983, the first semi-public unveiling of the aircraft. It was placed on display at Holloman AFB on 5 April 2008.

Thunder > MonkeePuzzle 01/27/2014 at 22:05

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Neuschwanstein castle, Germany.

Baron Von Ludwig's castle, AKA Mad King Ludwig.

Quick story: I was there with my parents in 1989. My dad and I went past the main entrance to go up a side trail to an photo overlook. The path was maybe 12" wide, with a hundred-plus foot drop as it switchbacked up the mountainside, with no safety devices at all. At the end of the path, there was a tree growing sideways out of the hillside, then curving upward. The guy ahead of me - his feet stopped a foot or so short of that tree, and he just put all his faith in that tree as he grabbed ahold of the well-worn spot of it where thousands of people had done so before.