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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12139088)

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Not me! That looks horrid. Hard pass.

I've never understood

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And this one seems a little (but not a lot) weird too. This is actually not bad.
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Originally Posted by masraum (Post 12139110)

I've never understood
And this one seems a little (but not a lot) weird too. This is actually not bad.
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Had it for the first time not too long ago. Acutally is really good.

...and now, for something completely different.
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Originally Posted by masraum (Post 12139110)

I've never understood

And this one seems a little (but not a lot) weird too. This is actually not bad.
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Shrimp and grits are great. I had them the first time at the Pink House in Savannah, GA and immediately though, I will have shrimp and grits again!

We have a local Cajun restaurant that has them as a entree. Just great.

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Really, that is a cake!

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I remember those days. I could dig in the couch cushions and find enough change to get gas and go out on Friday Night.
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Ever wondered what it would be like to stay in a covered wagon? Well, now you can at Orr Family Farms in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma! But these covered wagons are not like those of yore, which is why the farm calls it "glamping."

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The Curiosity rover's wheels after 10 years on the rugged Martian terrain.
Curiosity has 6 wheels, each about 20 inches (50 centimeters) in diameter. The wheels are made of aluminum and have cleats for traction and curved titanium spokes for springy support. This thin and unique design helps the rover move over rocks and sandy surfaces, while the flexible spokes minimize damage from the rugged landscape.
An interesting aspect of Curiosity's wheels is the special pattern of holes they have. As the rover moves, these holes imprint a pattern on the Martian surface, spelling out "JPL" (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) in Morse code, the NASA center responsible for the rover.

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The small dot is Mercury in front of the sun.
Image Credit: Andrew McCarthy

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What am I looking at?

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Originally Posted by Bill Douglas (Post 12139922)

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Rando's [sic] from a few years ago:

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With a V-8, I’m worried about the clutch…

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Bobby Allison ran in the first IROC. He's still alive and kicking here in North Carolina. Had a chance to speak with him last Spring. He said he prepped for the IROC race by purchasing a 911 from Barrier-Beck in Charlotte so he could practice a little. I sure wish I knew where that car was.

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Lincoln V-12

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450 carrier-born aircraft overfly the USS Missouri during the Japanese surrender ceremony, 2 September 1945

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Most people think of radio receivers when thinking about radio, but transmitters are the other half. This is the AN T-409: 2000 watt, twin sideband, multiplex, multi-channel HF (2-30 mHz) transmitter. It can be configured to have 10 channels preset for fast channel switching, with 4 voice channels (2 on each sideband, 3 kHz each) or can be configured to 16 RTTY (teletype) channels in place of voice (up to 64 RTTY channels total). It was powered by 230V, 3-phase AC, and used mercury filled rectifier tubes. Often, the output would be feed to a 6,000 watt linear amplifier, about the same size as this. It was normally used for long distance communications such as California to Hawaii, Hawaii to Philippines, etc. In the Air Force (1961 - 1965), I taught the operation, maintenance and repair of this one, along with the AN R390A receiver, and some other equipment.

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12139780)

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Bobby Allison ran in the first IROC. He's still alive and kicking here in North Carolina. Had a chance to speak with him last Spring. He said he prepped for the IROC race by purchasing a 911 from Barrier-Beck in Charlotte so he could practice a little. I sure wish I knew where that car was.

It's in Turn 5 at Riverside. (Actually that is T5)

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Oh, a really dirty girl!

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Pawnee women processing rawhide, c. 1899
The baby at far right is Moses YellowHorse (1898–1964). He would grow up to play Major League Baseball—making his debut in 1921 as a pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates!

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Flight attendant on the airline Lufthansa serving draft beer from a wooden barrel and ham on a flight in the 1960s.

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12140903)

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:eek: AI or photoshop?

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Originally Posted by craigster59 (Post 12141119)

Flight attendant on the airline Lufthansa serving draft beer from a wooden barrel and ham on a flight in the 1960s.

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And this was totally acceptable.

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Can I respectfully please ask that there are no AI creations posted here?
They mess with my (and probably others) head and are not pics.
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