RapidSpyder
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And then buying a hotdog and soda with it…
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Random thought for the day
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And then buying a hotdog and soda with it…
Albec
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Tech and science can't be dumbed down so that the average dummy can understand it, that's just the nature of these things...
The average dummy doesn't need to understand anyways, leave that to the smart folks.
Gwolf
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That might be OK if the congress, the judiciary, and the chief executive were all listed in the smart folks column.
They are listed in the popular column.
Gwolf
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Or getting the phone number of some gal looking for a good time taped to the glass of the phone booth.
Cobranut
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Usually taped there by some dude she turned down. LMAO
Gwolf
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Yeah, true, but he knew her phone number and now you got it too.
RapidSpyder
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Wise words
Albec
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Just when we need all those you mentioned to be IN the smart folk's column, we get just the opposite...
spyderladyf3
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lol
Lew L
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LIVE LONG AND PROSPER...
RapidSpyder
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They would be meter sticks then?
Albec
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And don't touch that glue!!!
canamjhb
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I remember back in the 60s while working for Boeing, Eastman 910 was used for some specific aircraft assembly applications. It was a highly controlled item that could only be used by people trained and certified. Those of us not certified had a very high fear factor instilled by the company. "One drop will forever bond your body parts together".
Gwolf
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The primary fear where I was in the late 60s and early 70s was bleeding to death laying in the floor of a Slick or a C-130 for a 45 minutes flight to a hospital large enough to have some doctors who could sew you back together. My primary mission was to get as many dead and wounded dragged on to the plane in about 3 or 4 minutes as possible with all four engines running and the pilot standing on the brakes, winding up to get the hell out of Dodge before the mortars or rockets could zero in. If we got assigned the mission out from Alert status, maybe we had a Flight Nurse on board and maybe not. If we got diverted half way through our scheduled mission to some fire base that was being over run, we had to make do with whatever combat medics came on board with the wounded and whatever they had with them. Gluing a couple of your fingers together was not considered a major problem. The ambulatory patients sat on their steel pots because a 50 coming through the thin aluminium floor was considered a major problem. It was a different world.
