2020 New Random Pics

[GH85Carrera]

Crappy landing or take off?

[Steve Carlton]

This is too easy, but guess which one is Flatty?

[wswartzwel]

the guy on the far left look like trouble

[Steve Carlton]

Prison, I think.

[Heel n Toe]

[GH85Carrera]

[flatbutt]

Originally Posted by Steve Carlton

This is too easy, but guess which one is Flatty?

^Was this LaGuna or San Antonio?

somewhere colorado with PFFOG

[GH85Carrera]

And now for something totally different!

[Steve Carlton]

Originally Posted by flatbutt

^Was this LaGuna or San Antonio?

Fish House in Monterey during MotoGP. I bought your dinner, but decorum prevents me from saying what you offered in return.

[GH85Carrera]

[mjohnson]

Originally Posted by Steve Carlton

Fish House in Monterey during MotoGP. I bought your dinner, but decorum prevents me from saying what you offered in return.

Love that movie, but with all of those younguns coming in, it never really hits for them when we show it on the last day of work before Christmas break. That last day is for cleaning up the office, refreshing training, unplugging your coffee pots and for god's-sake-do-nothing dangerous or classified. Then, it's potluck and a movie!

And for a random photo (btw the security check into town for trucks and trailers looking for bombs or weapons had no concerns or questions) - Fat Man going into a car wash...

[GH85Carrera]

[GH85Carrera]

[flatbutt]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

Never mind how that got there, how the heck do you get to the ER in that condition?

[GH85Carrera]

Wayne County, Michigan, 1930's.
Great Depression era photo taken in Wayne County, Michigan showing a mother and her six children in the doorway of their home.


Fifteenth-century human bones, probably removed from a cemetery to clear space for new burials, were later used to construct walls at the site of the former Church of Saint John in Ghent, Belgium.




The USS Lafayette (formerly Normandie) capsized in 1942.


25,000 year old structure made from the bones of 60＋ mammoths. Russia, Paleolithic.


Farmer's wife cooking meat preparatory to canning. Lakeview Project, Arkansas in 1938. (Great Depression: 1929 - 1939.) Photograph by New Deal photographer Russell Lee

[svandamme]

Originally Posted by flatbutt

Never mind how that got there, how the heck do you get to the ER in that condition?

I'de have yanked it out or asked em to yank it out.
Gluteous Maximus, hurts but not exactly dangerous wound (other then infection).

Once out , it will hurt less when going to the hospital for Tetanus and Antibiotics shots.

And yes I know what I'm talking about, once had a knitting needle go through my left arm.. missed arteries, I yanked it out..
Also once walked half a mile home with my jaw hanging off after horse kicked me.
I know a thing or 2 about ignoring pain

[GH85Carrera]

A teacher and her students stand in front of a sod schoolhouse. Indian territory, 1895. To become Oklahoma in 1907.




USS Kentucky (BB-66) as seen from the bow looking towards the stern, She was an uncompleted battleship intended to be the last ship of the Iowa class
Under construction; the twin rudder stock housings are easily seen in the foreground along with the port side lower armor belt and the aft torpedo defense system framing. the round barbettes which would have held her 16-inch (406 mm) main battery are prominent

[Baz]

[GH85Carrera]

Early hot rods with more than just horsepower, just added torque!






There, the leak is fixed!


Now you know!

[GH85Carrera]

Mrs. Mary O'Connell, one of the last people to get water from an old pump at Church Street / Fountain Road, Cookstown, County Tyrone. c1968.






Dec. 16, 1862 During the long cold winters miners gathered in the many saloons in Bannack to pass the time. Robert Kirkpatrick described the drink served up in the bars: “ The whiskey was often made with two barrels of water and a few plugs of tobacco with a quantity of camphor and a little stricknine to give it tang to a barrel of pure whiskey making three barrels of red eye. When the ‘forty rod’ got near the bottom of the barrel it was so dangerous that a man sometimes dropped dead from the effects of a few glasses, having too much tang near the bottom of the barrel.” The Beaverhead County Museum photo of the Mannheim Brewery was built about 1863 but no longer stands.