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This is what happens when you get stuck on our beach and the tide swamps the vehicle. This one has been out here for at least 7 years, though usually we can only see the engine block peeking out under the sand.[/QUOTE]

......of course, what else would this be but a small block Chevy......

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Originally Posted by Steve Carlton (Post 12126770)

Many years ago a stand up comedian asked the audience "How do you survive when you've done your business and discover there's only one sheet of toilet paper left?" Then he demonstrated with a single square of this paper while describing what he was doing. "First, you fold it diagonally, then again. Then you tear off a little from the point." He unfolds the square of paper with a hole in the middle, and inserts his middle finger through the hole. "You do your business, then wipe off your finger as you slide the paper off of it." Then he takes the little circular piece of paper from the tip and while demonstrating, cleverly says "you can clean under the fingernail with this little piece."

Just paying forward this useful life hack...

When I was a kid, my dad told me that's how they did it in Vietnam. LOL!

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Belted QF 2-pounder "Pom-Pom" 40mm shells being passed up from the shell room to a gun platform on the Tribal-class Destroyer HMS Ashanti in November 1941
QF 2-pounder rounds were 40×158mmR, which were shorter than the Bofors 40x311mmR round.
IWM - Ware, C J (Lt) Photographer

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One less buck in the rut.

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A not-so-little visitor at the campground at Gorges State Park making changes to the appearance of the trailer.

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Saw this yesterday. At first, I thought, I haven’t seen a roll bar on a truck like that in a long time. Then saw that it wasn’t even real.

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12127119)

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Is that the whole 9 yards?

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12126866)

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I shop at that store all the time.

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I edited this quote to only show the pic of the vailed sculpture, that's unreal, I like carvings/sculptures and never heard of that guy. :eek:

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In the past anyone that looked at the top statue instantly knew it was art. The bottom statue is only appreciated by people with an degree in art, and they are the people that proclaim the bottom thing as "art" and not a pile of trash, made by people that call themselves artists.

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USS PILLSBURY.
Members of the boarding party from USS Pillsbury (DE 133) secure the tow-line to the bow of the captured German submarine, U-505. Because the sea was sweeping across the deck amidships, the men of the boarding party were forced to hang tightly to a guide wire running from the conning tower to the bow in moving forward or aft, June 4, 1944. (National Museum of U.S. Navy)

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