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Originally Posted by red 928 (Post 12378047)

We know it didn't turn out too well for Lamarr ...

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He should've had a mare's leg.

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^LOL! A willing suspension of disbelief thing. Check the ammo port on the Mare's leg, then look at the ammo on the belt.

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Originally Posted by pwd72s (Post 12378103)

^LOL! A willing suspension of disbelief thing. Check the ammo port on the Mare's leg, then look at the ammo on the belt.

Aren't those are 45-70's? Or are they too long?

EDIT: I just looked it up. It's a modded .44-40. Not the right ammo on the belt.

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The Magnetic North Pole Has Officially Changed Position
The magnetic North Pole has officially shifted its position, moving further away from Canada and closer to Siberia, as reflected in the updated 2025 World Magnetic Model (WMM).
Created every five years by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the British Geological Survey (BGS), the WMM provides crucial updates for navigation systems on ships, planes, and GPS devices.
This movement is driven by Earth’s dynamic core, particularly two massive magnetic lobes beneath Canada and Siberia. The updated WMM includes a higher-resolution map with 10 times more detail, ensuring accurate navigation for the next five years. For example, traveling 8,500 km using the old model could result in a 150 km navigation error. Thankfully, updates to personal devices and GPS systems will occur automatically. Magnetic north, first identified in 1831 by Sir James Clark Ross, continues to remind us of the Earth’s ever-changing nature.
This movement is driven by Earth’s dynamic core, particularly two massive magnetic lobes beneath Canada and Siberia. The updated WMM includes a higher resolution map with 10 times more detail, ensuring accurate navigation for the next five years.
For example, traveling 8,500 km using the old model could result in a 150 km navigation error. Thankfully, updates to personal devices and GPS systems will occur automatically. Magnetic north, first identified in 1831 by Sir James Clark Ross, continues to remind us of the Earth’s ever-changing nature.
Image: NOAA

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How far did the Space Station fall this year? About 30 miles - 4 km per month. Drag from the ultra-thin upper atmosphere pulls it down, so we do a reboost every month or so, using visiting vehicles' unneeded fuel.

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Nick Mason was a car fanatic before he became the legendary Pink Floyd drummer. There are over 40 cars in his collection, including a Bugatti Type 35, Birdcage Maserati, McLaren F1 GTR and a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO. The last one is his favorite because, as he said, it's raced every year of its life.

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12379013)

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Ah yes, Venus, Fl. About an hour south of me.

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Leaving cars and coffee in 1966