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Blade goes back to the old west,,,,,, Should be entertaining.

By the way Dustin. Do the birds a favor and switch to a red colored feeder and colorless sugar water. It has been determined that some of the dyes used to make it red is actually harmful to the birds reproductive systems. Source is the Autobahn society.

Ahh, the good old days of incendiary anti-personal rounds. Dragons Breath rounds were developed for close range repulsion of enemy troops. They cam running into overrun your position and you let go with about thirty trench guns firing these. The lead element were instantly set on fire and the supporting force usual turned and ran for their lives. Now sold as a novelty, among others, they were all used in warfare at some point.

It's not just shotguns. Firing ANY gun, shotgun, rifle or hand gun with a blocked muzzle is likely to cause a very bad day for the shooter and bystanders. Why do people have to blow up a barrel to believe this? It's been common knowledge since the first firearms. On the bright sight you can go the a gun show and pick up a new barrel for it for about fifty bucks. Providing of course, the excessive pressures involved did screw up the action. Before firing it again get it check out by a gun smith.

Now do the same test with black males and see if the results aren't about the same with opposite races. It is a proven fact blacks are just as racist as any other race. And blacks profess they just as loudly they are not racist. The studies and multiphase psychological profiles prove the opposite. Deal with it. It called human nature. Homo Sapiens are the most successful and efficient predator to ever walk the face of this planet. That too is a anatomical, physiological and philosophical fact.

Careful, you're jealousy is showing.

I can't answer that outside the states. I would assume there are breeders in Europe, unless it is porhibited. There are several good breeders here in the U.S. My cats are African Servals, and they came form breeders here in the states. And like the Savannah, they are affectionate, loving companion animals, but, I have socialized and trained them since they were 8 weeks old. They are now 5 and 3 years old. An F-1 Savannah requires a lot of time and effort.

Break out a map, chum. Tornado alley includes Eastern New Mexico, eastern Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, N.Arkansas, Iowa, and Illinois. Since most of the food you eat is grown here,where will you get it if everyone forced out? What about earth quacks? Hurricanes? Floods, Wild Fires, land Slides, Mud slides. If you take everyone out of all places that have bad stuff happen regularly, there will be no one on the continent. Dufus.

The same could be said for the coasts with the hurricanes, the west coast and other places with earth quakes, The major cities with the human predators. So where do propose all these folks live? The is no place completely safe. There is no place completely free of natural disasters. You put your children at risk every time you send them out the door. I assume you just didn't give your comment a lot of thought. Besides, the mid west is where most of your food is grown. Or did you forget that?.

Castor oil? No, my friend these engines run on Aviation Gasoline generally in the 126-150 octane leaded range. Castor oil was sometimes added as a top cylinder lubricant and valve coolant, but they were and remain gasoline engines. Heavily modified engines in air racers, run on a mix of Av. Gas and Nitro methanol, but NOT castor oil.

It's a model of Roberts Helicopter the R-22 is two place. In wide service with news stations, police departments and other applications. They are light, dependable, stable helicopters and they cost far less than a Bell Jet Ranger or other similar helicopter.

Yup, if it does not respond to the controls as it should, keep it on the ground until the problem is corrected. Saves money and lives. Where the hell was this?, it looks like a park. I get this from the people running for their lives when he/she starts down the road. Another question is why he would fly over (barely) a street with TREES on both sides? This pilot(?) made so many bad decisions. But his first appears to be taking the controls.

Contrary to popular belief, most houses in the mid-west have basements. Construction material is of little consequence in the event of a powerful tornado. St. John's Hospital and Joplin High school were both steel reenforced concrete buildings, both were destroyed by the tornado of May 11, 11. Every spring and summer tornadoes are just part of the program in the mid-west. Happens every year, just like it gets cold every winter.

And all this surprises you how exactly? Come on people most of these tunnels have existed since the cold war. This guy is a dolt, "You homeland security?" If he were you would be in hand cuffs. These are such a closely guarded secret you can just stroll up and video tape everything. Most of these began as rock quarries, and were expanded to provide secondary transportation routes in case of a nuclear attack. "Illuminati", with that statement you went form uninformed to a joke. Illuminati, Pffft.

Why? Because YOU never knew about it? There are many such stations scattered around the arctic Build by the governments U.S., Russia, England, Finland, Norway, etc. Many are in operation today, like the many research stations in Antarctica.

Assuming the Chinese flotillas survive our attack submarine fleets, they will confront only the weapons of our Navy. Do yourself a favor and keep your ships in Chinese waters. Any threatening marshaling of China's Navy will be met with beyond the horizon weaponry, they will go to bottom never seeing an American ship. If the FB-1 is an example of your technology, round dial gauges and magnetic instruments, You are light years behind the curve, I see only a target rich environment.

All this saber rattling is amusing. Sounds like "baby Kim" China's unstable step son. But, I'll play along for a moment. You seem unaware of the U.S. inventory of 5000 plus ICBM multiple warhead missiles, And 10k plus single warhead ICBM's, all Capable of striking any part of China. Do you honestly believe, if China were stupid enough to use a nuclear devise against the U.S or an ally., It would not reply in kind? What of the ABM missile systems surrounding China? Just saying.

Given the discovery of 7.5 inch shark teeth washed up on the beach along the Sea of Cortez in Sept. 2011 they may still prowl the oceans. Megalodon teeth are found fairly regularly along the oceans shores. The difference is these five teeth were not fossilized, and carbon dating put them at less than 200 years old. Meaning they came from a living specimen within the last couple of centuries. We have mapped less than 1% of the oceans, who can say what's out there.

If you live in the U.S. and want to find this on DVD, I suggest you check with your local video rental stores. I bought a copy from my local Family Video store last week (previously Viewed) for $4.99 + tax.= $5.35. I got the original jacket in perfect shape, DVD has no scratches and plays perfectly. So check around, at least while there are some video stores left and you might get lucky and find it.

Same to you, Charlie.

Yeah, and you know all about it. If you think it so easy hot shot, do a ride along and sign the injury or death waiver and give it a go, tough guy. But, when some crack head hands you your ass, then you'll know for sure. Junkies and the like rarely go quietly, they fight and do their best to fuck you up so they can get away. A beat down go with the territory if you resist arrest or fight the cops. Maybe in some Euro nanny state utopia the criminal element just gives u and goes along quietly.

No, we haven't. Your diesel fuel is closer to kerosene than diesel. Add a little benzene and you have Jet-A. It also cost you what? $6 a liter? It's all give and take, you give and Opec takes.

If this is a copy of Cokes actual formula, it is worth a fortune. Coke is, as we speak, going over their legal options. If, and I think it highly likely, this chemist was prohibited from removing this document from the corporate setting or make or retain copies of any such corporate intellectual property (per standard confidentiality agreements and conditions of employment), Coke will come after the Estate of the chemist, the Auction company, The buyer and ebay. Time will tell.

The guy who made the cat bang it's face on the patio door @ 4:39, better look before he puts his shoes on for awhile. The cat looked at him like he owed him money after that little trick.

Actually, they're maintenance to flight time radio is pretty good. With the cowlings removed everything that needs attention is right where you can get to it working on a maintenance ladder or sitting on the wing behind the engines. With access doors all over the bird there are few things real tough to work on. Military likes simple and accessible, Stick with the schedule and maintenance is a breeze on most of these old planes. It's restoring them that is tough. Many parts must be fabricated.

The ZR-1 is far more than muscle. It is great balance of power and poise. It has tons of power and handles beautifully in skilled hands. Having none of the electronic nannies to help you drive the car, if you fuck up or simply don't have the driving skills, you will wreck it. Arsal Aziz; When the GT-R comes close to running the Nuremberg ring in the times and G's the ZR-1 has then talk. The GT-R can't even match the Cadillac CTS-V around the ring. Check for yourself, The GT-R is not that great.

He fired six rounds before it failed, it's on youtube. And ABS is not nearly as strong or as heat resistant as steel. a barrel made of ABS will lose it's rifling in about two rounds, thus accuracy goes away just as soon.

You forgot the B-1-B, F-117, just to name a few. The PAK F/A 50? Really? Have you gotten past the problem of our orbiting radar platforms tracking it's every flight, have you? Not the last time I checked. If it shows up on radar like a neon sign, it's not stealth. And it's overall performance isn't any better than older Russian designs. In fact a few of them are better. The PAK F/A in it's present form is no real threat. The Euro fighter Typhoon would best it handily.

The Blackbird, then known to Lockheed and the CIA (who operated them) as the A-12 Arch Angel, was already operating first operational flight of the A-12 was in 1965 by all accounts. Later versions of the reconnaissance version, re-designated SR-71 began air force operational flights in 1971. There was also a fighter/interceptor version of the FA-12 but it was cancelled in favor of the SR-71 reconnaissance platform.

It has since been suggested that the F-104 was pulled under the wing tip by the vortex created by the wing tip being rotated downward. It is possible the draft was too much for the much smaller F-104 to overcome. Whether the F-104 pilot moved too close on his own or was pulled in by the low pressure of the variable wing is speculation either way. The XB-70 can't really be considered unlucky as only two were built before the project was cancelled.

I guess a few kamikaze pilots survived WWII.

History is clear. Kaiser Wilhelm brought us WWI which was essentially a family feud. Given that all the crowned heads of Europe were related, including Russia's Czar. The Kaiser lead Germany into WWI. Hitler brought us WWII and he wasn't German, he was Austrian. As I recall it was Edison invented and perfected the incandescent light bulb. Anyway, History tends to lean in the direction of those who wish they had done more.