This legendary Marine sniper made the Corps' longest known kill shot more than 50 years ago with a machine gun
Gunnery Sgt. Carlos Hathcock spent his life demonstrating and teaching "that the deadliest thing on the battlefield is one well-aimed shot."
www.businessinsider.com 
14 CFR 107.19 C:
The remote pilot in command must ensure that the small unmanned aircraft will pose no undue hazard to other people, other aircraft, or other property in the event of a loss of control of the small unmanned aircraft for any reason.
14 CFR 107.39
No person may operate a small unmanned aircraft over a human being unless—
(a) That human being is directly participating in the operation of the small unmanned aircraft;
(b) That human being is located under a covered structure or inside a stationary vehicle that can provide reasonable protection from a falling small unmanned aircraft; or
(c) The operation meets the requirements of at least one of the operational categories specified in subpart D of this part.
Fuck all drone flyers for totally fucking up the RC airplane hobby.
Have owned and/or used them all.
The TV remote has metal rods inside that were struck when you pressed the button each making a unique ultrasonic sound to mess with the power/channel/volume ... no batteries ever, a modern tree huggers wet dream. The origin of the term "clicker" because that's all you heard was the click.
If you jingled your keys in front of the TV it would change channels or turn off and on like it was possessed.
:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/24810947/236732_BOTM_Zenith_Space_TV_remote_AKrales_0211.jpg)
How I know we have a problem, without saying we have a problem….
Sheared the crank snout. Flywheel pulley spun (sort of) pistons no movvie!
Crank shaft looks bent or broken
Stupidest idea ever.
The pull tab was out long before the double circles. Thanks for the laugh young man.
Made a dorm room stretching pull tab chain. However, remember, I was attending a Presbyterian Christian boarding school, so they made me take it down. Being 100% donor supported they were understandably a bit touchy about appearances.
Now, that we‘ve gotten the pull tabs squared away, who remembers a church key. (Much less the vaunted P-38).
Now, that we‘ve gotten the pull tabs squared away, who remembers a church key. (Much less the vaunted P-38).
I have been carrying a P-38 on my key ring for more than 40 years . . . and use it almost every day.
I found some at an Army/Navy store an gave one to every scout in my troop. No Sh!t, a local troop had a kerfuffel with the Council Representatives because the grub-master didn’t think/know to bring a can opener on a campout. None of those boys go anywhere without a P38, Leatherman, or Swiss Army Knife now.
Last edited:
Wait.
Full fucking stop.
So you mean to tell me that NOW the vacuum port is actually on the upper side of the brake booster like it should have been back when I told you that was how they were assembled ?
Huh, go figure that one eh ?
Funny how now the master cylinder doesn't look like it's trying not to fall off a cliff by pointing downwards at that funny angle it used to.....before I told you that shit was ass backwards.
i think they were intended for women to drink from, and they werent any good for fat fingers
But they would definitely break a nail.........
I used my house key to pop them.
It was a bad marketing ploy not only for their poor design but it forced you to drink slower.
Either drinking from the can or pouring in the glass it slowed things down. Last thing they need if the goal is to get a second or third can in your gut.
Can't imagine what his family's Christmas tree looks like! 
