#j-50

[usafphantom2]

Ladies and Gentlemen, Shenyang J-50 Optionally Manned Next Generation fighter aircraft.

(Speculation until offically confirmed)

@SharkSlayer via X

[garys-classic-guitars]

1965 Gibson J-50 up for grabs at

1965 Gibson J-50 ADJ, Natural Spruce top, 1.64 inches wide at the nut, Adjustable bridge with White ceramic insert, Some checking on the sid

[bedford-prattle]

Alright! For real this time! We've got a pilot episode to listen to! And J-50 actually talks in this one! Also if you've seen past art with J-50, that's no longer canon! Please enjoy 😜

[aelnaute]

Je veux retrouver cette sensation de protection infinie lorsque tu me serres tout contre toi...

Ma peau veut retrouver tes caresses, tes baisers, ton amour...

Mon âme veut se sentir complète grâce à la tienne.

Je veux te retrouver. Tu me manques.

- Aëlnaute

[chesterscanon]

self/playing my newly acquired ‘63 Gibson J50

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[sevenseasoffreedom]

"In the photo both calves are swimming alongside Alki. J50 is the calf with the scratch, or rake marks, on its little dorsal fin. J52 is on the other side of Alki." Source: Vancouver Whale Watch

[sevenseasoffreedom]

The J-16 matriline was seen today, as well as both J-50 and J-52! Though some speculated that J-40 Suttles (11 years old, not part of J-16s) was J-52's mother because she was observed with them last week, she was not with them today. I firmly believe J-36 Alki is J-52's mom! Center for Whale Research needs to confirm, though.

In the first picture, J-16 Slick (43 years) is with J-50. In the second, J-36 Alki (16 years) is with J-52! Western Prince Whale Watching & Wildlife Tours said the pairs were "just a bit" from each other, but were "generally pretty close together." How sweet for mother and daughter to raise calves together!

Photos taken by Western Prince Whale Watching & Wildlife Tours