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@jackrussell19a You know, one day you will grow up, but I doubt very much you will mature. I have lived and worked in Europe. Most Europeans are great people. You are a poor example.

I have been around the Blues most of my life. I would love to see the Red Arrows fly. The most impressive thing about the Blues is the proximity to the other planes when tight formation.

Some people will get it, others are just lost...

Very cool

Lynn has been a hero of mine for many years. She is the Climber that defines the sport for me.

As far as height goes, at 6' there are some 5-8's that give me the blues and 5-11+'s that seem smooth. It all depends on the rout/climber. a good climber will find the holds needed, even when others...

@ihaterabbits127

Tomahawk

'nuff said. go back to school boy

@xmodrock You really don't have a clue. I've seen more than one Mustang dusted by a Miata. The Elise does physics right. Light weight. Straight lines are okay, but push one through the corners and the "Stang is out of its realm. That is a shame. I have owned Mustang's, Camero's and plenty o...

Good effort but has been mentioned many times your logic is wrong. If you choose to continue down this path you will sooner or later cause problems for unsuspecting people who believe you. Further, you also make the mistake of calling PLC instructions "Contacts" and "Coils." That is wrong. T...

@frankmat

idiot. The shuttle was not designed to go to the moon. It can't for several reasons. Most importantly its mission is for orbit, not lunar missions. The Apollo program was different in so many ways. The Saturn V rocket was huge. it produced way more thrust than the Shuttle. The ...

The real heroes were on the ground in Huston. Those guys did wonders with limited material at a great distance. No mistake, the astronauts did their parts too, but Mission control figured out how to get them back. They did have oxygen, but lost a lot of it. They did not land on the moon. The...