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WPOZZZ 06-08-2025 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12477494)
So carrot veal is your favorite?

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Apollo 16 - Charlie Duke took this photo of the LM from the ALSEP site. This photo is a good illustration of the undulation of the terrain.
In the foreground, we see the Passive Seismic Experiment and in the background the distance to the LM is about 90 meters

They forgot to edit out the stage lights.

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Racerbvd 06-08-2025 04:10 PM

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GH85Carrera 06-08-2025 05:56 PM

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Racerbvd 06-08-2025 06:59 PM

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GH85Carrera 06-09-2025 04:30 AM

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Steve Carlton 06-09-2025 11:58 AM

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Steve Carlton 06-09-2025 01:30 PM

Recognize?

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Racerbvd 06-09-2025 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Steve Carlton (Post 12478285)

Edward W. Haskell

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Racerbvd 06-09-2025 02:04 PM

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masraum 06-09-2025 03:21 PM

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Just imagine pulling one of those hairs out of your burger!

Racerbvd 06-09-2025 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by masraum (Post 12478361)
Just imagine pulling one of those hairs out of your burger!

Imagine that the hair probably has been in a toilet bowl when she was in a hurry.
I guess this is one of those cases where a hair net and proper hygiene are considered.. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1749514502.jpg
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Racerbvd 06-09-2025 04:27 PM

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The guy who owned this club owned a Porsche , pretty sure it was a bright Yellow slant nose Turbo.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1749515054.jpg
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Being down the street from Brumos, a friend of mine who worked at the MB part of Brumos may or may not have driven a MB 300D wagon full of techs through the car wash..
And no, I never went there, but a friend of mine was the mechanic who worked on the turbo.

masraum 06-09-2025 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Racerbvd (Post 12478403)
Imagine that the hair probably has been in a toilet bowl when she was in a hurry.
I guess this is one of those cases where a hair net and proper hygiene are considered..
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Or stuck in a crack!

I think she's saying
"Where's the Byron?!"
LOL

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GH85Carrera 06-09-2025 05:35 PM

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FACT: Dihydrogen Monoxide is made up of hydrogen and oxygen, two elements that are regularly used in rocket fuel, bombs and hair bleach. It is also a proven and openly accepted fact that it is a major component in Chemtrails!

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Racerbvd 06-09-2025 08:18 PM

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I would lay odds that 'hair' is actually a wig. And that wig material was sourced from peasants in India or China. (alive or dead)

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masraum 06-09-2025 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by john70t (Post 12478529)
I would lay odds that 'hair' is actually a wig. And that wig material was sourced from peasants in India or China. (alive or dead)

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Wagons full of broom corn arriving in downtown Woodward, Oklahoma, c. 1910
Broom corn grew exceptionally well in Oklahoma, and the state led the nation in production from 1915 until 1946.
(19589.131.3, Alvin Rucker Collection, OHS

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James Webb just broke yet another record!
The James Webb Space Telescope captured the largest and deepest sample of galaxy groups ever recorded in a single image – a stunning view featuring 1,678 galaxy groups, some as far as 12 billion light-years away. That’s just 1.8 billion years after the Big Bang.
This astonishing deep field comes from a small patch of sky in the constellation Sextans, just beyond Leo. While it may look like a peaceful sea of light, what you’re seeing is anything but still. These galaxies are moving, merging, colliding, and forming stars at furious rates.
What makes this image truly groundbreaking is that it’s not just a collection of individual galaxies. These are gravitationally bound groups – families of galaxies orbiting a common center of gravity, shaped by the invisible scaffolding of dark matter. Just as planets orbit stars and stars orbit galactic centers, entire galaxies orbit each other in these massive cosmic clusters.
Why does it matter? Because these groupings hold clues to how the universe evolved over billions of years. Galaxies in the early universe looked very different – chaotic, irregular, and bursting with new stars. Over time, interactions and mergers transformed many of them into the structured spirals and ellipticals we see today. Studying them helps astronomers understand everything from galactic evolution to the nature of supermassive black holes and intergalactic gas.
The image was taken as part of the COSMOS-Web survey, the largest observing program of Webb’s first year. It builds on the legacy of Hubble’s deep fields – but goes even further, both in depth and in infrared precision.

rattlsnak 06-10-2025 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12476892)

The one on the left. PEDMAS.. Must be an Android on the right..

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rwest 06-10-2025 01:06 PM

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The one on the left. PEDMAS.. Must be an Android on the right..

So, how do you know what to do with the two numbers? My app says there is information missing.

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