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Uuhhh, 'cause you're an animal?

Oh man! You went there! Better watch it SS. You might get a jazzercize kick to the side of the head!

Yes. In a gun-only configuration. Load the wing pylons down with bombs and fuel tanks, then it's a no-go.

We know you are R2!

Same comment? Mrs. Ryan sat present accepting accolades for her husband. Mr. Khan cited his son's death as a reason to forego barring entry into the United States from international terror farms, while simultaneously insinuating that a true American Patriot could only support open-border no-questions-asked Hitlery, and to do otherwise meant you are a racist unamerican mooselimbaphobe. https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/29/us/elections/khizr-humayun-khan-speech.html?_r=0 So criticizing a man (who later was proven to be linked to MB: http://shoebat.com/2016/07/31/what-the-media-is-not-telling-you-about-the-muslim-who-attacked-donald-trump-he-is-a-muslim-brotherhood-agent-who-wants-to-advance-sharia-law-and-bring-muslims-into-the-united-states/ ) who seems to be aiding and abedding a person who wants to destroy the USA for her own advancement and gain Vs “Sorry, Owens’ wife,” tweeted Grilo, “you’re not helping yourself or your husband’s memory by standing there and clapping like an idiot. Trump just used you.” I'll concede. Same sort of commentary. Still seems to be a different application IMO.

Having seen thousands of people use squishies, a large number of people (1/3) attempt to use them incorrectly. Properly, the plug should be rolled along its cylindrical axis while being slowly compressed. Once squished to a size between the diameter of a Q-tip swab and a Q-tip stick, the user should reach over their own head to grasp the top of their ear and pull upward, straightening the ear canal to allow insertion of the compressed ear plug. Within a minute the foam should expand, conforming to the inside of a person's ear canal. Typically the 2 differently shaped foam plugs fit 99% of people's ear canal shapes: tapered for tiny pinhole canals, the cylinders for the bigass grandpa barrel canals. Most people can use either type. Incorrect applications of squishies usually are from one of two ways. The user crushes the plug lengthwise and sticks it halfassedly at the opening of the ear canal sideways OR the user attempts to stuff it uncompressed lengthwise into the end of the ear canal. The latter method is almost always without reaching over the head with the opposite arm to extend the ear upwards. I believe it was Armed Eye Doc that pointed out several years ago that the main issue with any type of plug is the transmission of sound directly through the skull to the eardrums.

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<<<<<< Mikedaddy!!

Man it would be badass to see a "navalised" version put into new production, stationed on the helo-carriers. No catapults nor arresting gear would be needed.

When the hell did F&W get jurisdiction over a spider?? http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/03/02/texas-rancher-caught-in-regulatory-web-after-rare-spider-found-on-land.html

Like those tiny boats could be armored up anywhere close to what a tank is: http://www.businessinsider.com/a-10-attack-craft-iran-us-navy-2017-3

Again. https://www.yahoo.com/news/agency-reports-rare-jaguar-sighting-mountains-arizona-181447625.html

This update?

Hard to catch a glimpse but he's in there!

Not sure what Mikey's talking about but that is a model of a MiG-31, a derivative of the MiG-25.

Yup. Of course, with that particular version of the SU-24 being like an EF-111 or a EA-6B, they are doing the same thing.

So the InRange dudes exchanged alcohol with the Finnish surplus dudes at SHOT show. They both then made a video of their alcohol tasting sessions. And the Finns:

"I had the greatest beaver experience there!" I'm starting to understand your penchant for the cray-cray.

Back in the late 1980s when I was in fleet, a "____________ battle group" (carrier or battleship at the time) was one, electronically linked unit, spread out over a very large area. Radars, sonars, fire-control systems, weapons systems for all the ships were interlinked, all with one primary job: protect the flagship. It was very effective in drills against all threats, except submarines. I can only imagine that such technology has improved and expanded beyond our wildest dreams. If the F-35 Lightning II can perform such a function (and it can) using radar from AWACS, fighters, and ground-based systems, then use that information (and it can) to control and operate the friendly weapons systems while suppressing enemy measures/countermeasures, whatever fits on a ship must be echelons higher in capabilities. All this media fretting over things like Iran capturing a drone or China snagging sea drones overlooks one big aspect: the U.S. Military historically excels at disinformation. What these enemy nations "think" they captured is one thing. That we now have implanted viruses across their entire defense networks (to be worked and exploited by things like carrier groups and F-35s) is something else entirely different. The whole "disinformation" aspect makes me question the hype over Clinton selling our "current top-secret missile technology" to China, who then disseminated it to Iran, North Korea, and Pakistan. Hhmmm.

On the bottom right-hand side of any YouTube video, there is a little gear icon. Click on that, a menu pops up. Click on "Shut off annotations," enjoy the unobstructed video! That is one good looking rifle! Over $3k MSRP, I hope it is worth it.

Man, this took a while to find. Still not what I was seeking out.

They sure don't need the entire tower there. I'd seen suggestions for a low profile island. We'll see what comes about.

Wifey was on the back of mine to about 6 1/2 months preggers.

You mean that "rocket technology" that Bill Clinton sold them? Particle/chemical lasers and focused energy weapons. Been out for long enough to be perfected. Still wouldn't put it past "them" to sacrifice a carrier to justify a war.