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Welcome aboard from a former colony.

What else.

I'm going to try and make gasoline by distilling and cracking WMO I'll let every know how it....BOOM!!!!!

I'm a "glass is half full" kinda guy. ;-)

I almost had to go to San Diego that week for a big conference. I'm sending someone else. Who wants to work or be in a beautiful and sunny area when you could be in a storm ravaged area where your truck doors get ripped off knee deep in mud? Not me. I got the door fixed and I have four anyway.

Good job on bringing the site back up. As I sit here watching our traffic I see just over 300,000 blocks per 15 minutes on the outside from all sorts of sources. Of those that do get through we have over 350 per 15 minutes we analyze further and block or drop. Do attacks get through? Yep, we...

Let me google that for you Saw one for $19.

Other people drive around with left over animal parts in their trucks. Try it.

I like the way you think PB. ;-)

1830s?

That's only because he saw Fred Flintstone towing one by his cave one day.

That model engine was used in the F4. Much like engines on older B52s it provides a smoke screen for the plane. I was working on the flight deck one day on one of our F4s. We had to do a full power (no afterburner) turn up to test the auto-throttle used when landing. I was standing in front...

I was lucky when I picked up mine 350 miles away. But, I had one of the best people that I would want with me on a pickup, my Brother. Try for soldier B or ship it.

Welcome aboard. And in other news..... Hey Doghead, does this mean this is a zombie thread? I crack myself up sometimes. :-)

I picked up my first Deuce in Smyrna, TN, pulled up onto the interstate and it was during the tornado/thunderstorm outbreak in AR/TN in 2008 and then all of it hit me. I drove her almost the entire 350 miles in the rain. Soaking wet and a little chilled and smiled for days after I got home...

No hurry, we'll wait another two years for the pics. ;-)

But was it a C1 or C2 COD? I landed on the America in '81 off Puerto Rico in an OLD C1. The upside is that we both have "traps" and can join the club. :-)

Baby steps, try a spelling thread first. Welcome aboard ckinger.

I have no doubt that's true but I'd like to point out that two of the posters mention that they were using American made tools when they failed. You can buy junk made from anywhere. Doc is merely pointing out that wearing safety glasses IS A GOOD THING.

Welcome from Ohio