Guy "tags" (spraypaints) airforce 1

Gerard · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:49

http://www.stillfree.com/

Then goes on to say why he did it in another video. :eek:

Von Smallhausen · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:51

Gerard said:
http://www.stillfree.com/

Then goes on to say why he did it in another video.

Did he really ?

He tagged the post guarded plane in the world, constantly under 24 hour guard ?

I wonder.

Gerard · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:51

Von Smallhausen said:
Did he really ?

He tagged the post guarded plane in the world, constantly under 24 hour guard ?

I wonder.

Watch the videos then see for yourself.

Andr3w · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:52

wouldnt this have been in the news?

Still funny though

Jonny69 · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:52

Lol @ Smallhausen

My thoughts exactly

tbs · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:52

Marc Ecko Enterprises does not condone illegal activity, acts of vandalism, or the destruction of other people's property. We do, however, advocate freedom of expression, graffiti as a recognized art form and the protection of consumer rights regardless of age, race, religion or political affiliation.

LOL!

Gerard · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:53

Well this is a pic of airforce 1

http://www.jetpix.com/bush/airforce1_600.jpg

Sure as hell looks like it in the video.

benjo plz. · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:54

lol go Von.

Visage · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:54

Technically he didnt. Its only Air Force One when the president is onboard.

This was most obvious when Nixon resigned onboard, and the flight had to change its call sign mid-journey.

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Gerard · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:56

Phnom_Penh said:
lol go Von.

What exactly did he say that was so funny? :confused:

NathanE · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:57

So the guy graffiti's his web address on the side of Air Force One, then gloats about it on said website, and expects to get off scot free? Won't the FBI be knocking on his door soon?

Stellios · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:57

it looks real, but anythings possible these days. It could be fake, or it could be real, hard to tell.

Scam · 18 Apr 2006 at 16:58

Surely it could be any of the old Boeings used as Air Force One or many of the fake Air Force One's used in shows? Like the West Wing etc. (I presume they dont use the real one...)

I think everybody wants it to be true, but i doubt it is.

Al Vallario · 18 Apr 2006 at 17:01

Ah.. but which Air Force One was it?

Von Smallhausen · 18 Apr 2006 at 17:03

I just think it's highly unlikey he managed to tag the personal plane of the President of the United States.

There are several planes in the same livery as that, not neccessarily Air Force One.

I do think it is highly unlikely to get near that plane withought getting whacked by Secret Service goons or whatever. I am not saying never, but I find it hard to believe.

Burnsy2023 · 18 Apr 2006 at 17:05

Von Smallhausen said:
I just think it's highly unlikey he managed to tag the personal plane of the President of the United States.

There are several planes in the same livery as that, not neccessarily Air Force One.

I just think it is highly unlikely to get near that plane withought getting whacked by Secret Service goons or whatever. I am not saying never, but I find it hard to believe.

He didn't tag 'Air Force One' as the president was most definetly not aboard. However, from the video it seem pretty convincing that he did tag a plane in the Air Force One liverary.

I can't seem to find any news articles though :confused:

Burnsy

Von Smallhausen · 18 Apr 2006 at 17:08

burnsy2023 said:
He didn't tag 'Air Force One' as the president was most definetly not aboard. However, from the video it seem pretty convincing that he did tag a plane in the Air Force One liverary.

I can't seem to find any news articles though

Burnsy

I agree, but for the run about of the President it seemed pretty spectatcularly unguarded.

I can just see Al Qaeda flocking to Charlie Brown's for spray paint now.

Warspite · 18 Apr 2006 at 17:10

Same here.

There are two aircraft of identical configurations and they are both housed in a hanger, they dont sit out on the tarmac unless they are away waiting to move.

Also the security these planes have is extreme, this isnt some bogus security firm, they have snipers covering a perimeter of about a mile when possible, guards on the ground with dogs, and all armed. Im not denying its possible, but I would trust that anyone successful in tagging one of these aircraft would probably have been shot seconds later.

If its a real occurence I would go with the theory its not the actual Presidential jet, but either a museum piece or possibly a film set.

benjo plz. · 18 Apr 2006 at 17:10

Gerard said:
What exactly did he say that was so funny?

This

Visage · 18 Apr 2006 at 17:12

Warspite said:
Same here.

There are two aircraft of identical configurations and they are both housed in a hanger, they dont sit out on the tarmac unless they are away waiting to move.

Also the security these planes have is extreme, this isnt some bogus security firm, they have snipers covering a perimeter of about a mile when possible, guards on the ground with dogs, and all armed. Im not denying its possible, but I would trust that anyone successful in tagging one of these aircraft would probably have been shot seconds later.

If its a real occurence I would go with the theory its not the actual Presidential jet, but either a museum piece or possibly a film set.

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