Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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B52 Ranch

Something to do with all those B52s
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Like the Cadillac Ranch only with B52s.... yep all of them !

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xenzag, Mar 07 2006

Cadillac Ranch https://en.wikipedi...wiki/Cadillac_Ranch
[xenzag, Mar 07 2006, last modified Nov 25 2018]

B52 Ranch https://sodabred.tu...aked-idea-by-xenzag
illustration of part of proposal [xenzag, Nov 25 2018]

B52 Ranch https://www.telegra...n8.jpg?imwidth=1400
for real. [MaxwellBuchanan, Nov 25 2018]

B52 Boneyard https://en.wikipedi...i/Aircraft_boneyard
[xenzag, Nov 25 2018]

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       The bands or the vehicles?
Galbinus_Caeli, Mar 07 2006
  

       You could do Cold War reenactments, I guess.
DrCurry, Mar 07 2006
  

       do you think they would grow if they got watered ?
xenzag, Mar 07 2006
  

       Gyrate, 'til you've had your fill
Just like a big pnuematic drill
Don't let it go down the drain,
Better hop on the cosmic wagon train!
normzone, Mar 07 2006
  

       Can we reshape them to look like montages of big animals eating each other, like a dinosaur park?
wagster, Mar 07 2006
  

       ooh--- build a giant organ that works by running the jet engines of old B-52s at the right RPM for each one to produce the desired frequency. Might take awhile to ramp up/down between notes, though.
sninctown, May 06 2006
  

       [+] for the organ bit. Play something evocative of peace.
methinksnot, May 07 2006
  

       Or perhaps 'Ride of the Valkyries'?   

       One question - nose or tail up?
putterling, May 07 2006
  

       tails up, heads in the ground
xenzag, May 07 2006
  

       Since the Cadillacs were driven into holes in the ground, shouldn't the planes be flown into the ground?
discontinuuity, May 07 2006
  

       //You could do Cold War reenactments, I guess// I like the idea of this - you largely ignore your enemy, and send all your military advisors to completely unrelated countries.
AbsintheWithoutLeave, May 07 2006
  

       I'll call Stanley Marsh right now ...
Letsbuildafort, May 09 2006
  

       For DrC: I'd like to see some of them used to create a really big mobile, suspended over a map of the Soviet Union, with scale-sized mushroom clouds dotting the landscape and a wild-eyed representation of General Jack D Ripper pushing a big red button. There should be plenty of room to set this up at the site of the former Burpelson AFB.
<singing "we'll meet again, don't know where, don't know when...>
Canuck, May 10 2006
  

       [retart] the link says the caddys were lifted into the holes by backhoe loader. I wouldn't know, I was ignorant of the whole thing til I read the idea.
david_scothern, May 10 2006
  

       Actually a few years ago the Caddies were moved via crane to a different position in the same field. Kickass after-party too.   

       Also - funny this idea should surface NOW. On the 9th of May the local newspaper here printed a sroty about a farmer burying combines. Thats right - large farm equipment. I got the story on my blog because the newspaper requires you register. Funny this should come up now ...
Letsbuildafort, May 10 2006
  

       See illustration now on tumblr after idiot google dumped picasa.
xenzag, Nov 25 2018
  

       Baked <link>
MaxwellBuchanan, Nov 25 2018
  

       They were the ones I wrote to with my request. ie the Boneyard at Davis-Monthan AFB. If you take the time to look at the Cadillac Ranch link, then the B52 illustration, you will see that the proposal is to bury the planes nose down. Had thought it didn't require this much explaining...... sighs again.....
xenzag, Nov 25 2018
  
      
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