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EddieNFL · Aug 17, 2025

Mike Casselton said:
Ammo bowl on your first weekend for the win.

Yeah, fuck that.

I really did enjoy a lot of the food from A-Town. And the round-eyed girl I shared it with.

Kimchee, some leftover rice and a couple of over medium/easy eggs makes a damn fine meal. Rebecca likes it also.

The alcoholic concoction or the softball tournament? Of course, the second always ended with the first.

EddieNFL · Aug 17, 2025

hermosabeach said:
Is that the street just off base with the 2 jets?

I don’t recall the two jets, but it’s been over 30 years. Street outside Osan AB gate.

DarnYankeeUSMC · Aug 17, 2025

timesublime said:
That is so straight. Very nice.

It took a little over two years between body work and engine building in my garage. The engine was a collaboration between me a friend at his shop.
A stroked 496 that's 580 HP and 560 ft lbs all in the street usable range under 5K RPM.
It's not perfect but never was meant to be a show car. It's a driver

supercorndogs · Aug 17, 2025

I trashed my first batch of lapua 308 brass using my winchester brass load.

popeye089 · Aug 17, 2025

TheOE800 said:
If Hornady’s making their ripoff, Ingenuity’s cooked.

Honestly, I don't understand why, after all these years, RCBS, Redding or Hornady haven't made a simple dispenser system that can use the scientific scales.

That really is all these systems are with their own proprietary app/software. They are hi-speed powder measurers with automatic tricklers.
Yes, I know, it takes effort and design. Which is why I'm surprised they haven't done it

I'm just an old knuckle dragger myself, so wtf do I know

supercorndogs · Aug 17, 2025

You should be measuring a fired cases to figure out how much bump you need.

You shouldn't be neck sizing only for a semi auto. As you get some firing on the brass it will bite you.

Barneybdb · Aug 17, 2025

Barneybdb · Aug 17, 2025

@Dirty D does'nt just chase female whales ....

Barneybdb · Aug 17, 2025

fx77 said:
How do US Marine Corps aviators differ from Navy aviators?
They both receive the same initial flight training up until they get their wings. Then the culture diverges a little bit.
You might see a Naval Aviator at the bar sweet-talking some young, good looking, trashy woman. Meanwhile, his Marine Corps counterpart will be worried about his bad breath since Marines aren’t trained to use a toothbrush. So, he might be found in the rest room eating the deodorant cake from the urinal to use as a breath mint.
And once a year the Marine will put on his camo outfit and get together with a bunch of other Marines so they can spend a few days marching in the sun, firing guns, and wallowing in the mud. The odd part is that they seem to enjoy it. Meanwhile the Naval Aviator will be sipping a Mai Tai at poolside while he admires more good-looking women.
But other than those minor differences, they’re much the same.