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[Qapla]

With the references to Gators in the two previous posts, it only works if those expressions are in Orange and Blue

[pnutts]

[Tbs77]

You just broke a bunch of school kid hearts!... Made parents hearts rejoice.

[Adelin]

*believe

Edited December 11, 2015 by Adelin

[Good-O]

[Qapla]

How can bacon be red when it comes from "the other white meat"?

[Friends just call me Ross]

One compliment I hope to NEVER receive:

 

 

W.C. had a real 'way' with words.  

I read his biography.

He kept a Bible by his bed and read it so often

its pages were worn from use.  

[rocket]

 

For Dustparticle/Glenn

[Tortuga]

For Dustparticle/Glenn

 

Then how do I hold on to my wine glass?....

[Peanuts]

Then how do I hold on to my wine glass?....

Easily solved Brother Richard!

No, I'm not making this into a beards thread...

Edited December 12, 2015 by Peanuts

[Tortuga]

Easily solved Brother Richard!

No, I'm not making this into a beards thread...

Perfect!

 

Here is another one...

 

Edited December 12, 2015 by Tortuga

[Witness1970]

The glass on the left has more in it. The tube on the left has air in the line. We have a malfunction here.

And no sudden moves!!!

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[Witness1970]

Is that what is meant by "being balanced?"

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Edited December 12, 2015 by Witness1970

[Tortuga]

Perfect!

 

Here is another one...

 

Wine Box Hat.JPG

 

This one needs to be re-engineered, I'll start working on that today...

[Witness1970]

I am sure you wil horoughly test it!

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[Peanuts]

You wear the wine hat and buddy up with someone with a snack hat and you're sorted for the evening.

[Tortuga]

I wonder if he feels picked on all the time....

[bagwell1987]

This is a pic from December 10th, bad storms here in pacific NW.

 

Tillamook Rock Light aka "Terrible Tilly" living up to her name today. The top of the light is 140' above sea level and that puts the top of the wave about 200' high. We dealt with closed roads due to slides and flooding, torrential rain, 1/2" hail and gale force winds to get this pic.

 

(I searched this pic to be sure he did take this on the 10th. So far I'm sure it is.)

[Jewelz]

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[rocket]

This is a pic from December 10th, bad storms here in pacific NW.

 

Tillamook Rock Light aka "Terrible Tilly" living up to her name today. The top of the light is 140' above sea level and that puts the top of the wave about 200' high. We dealt with closed roads due to slides and flooding, torrential rain, 1/2" hail and gale force winds to get this pic.

 

terrible tilly.jpg

(I searched this pic to be sure he did take this on the 10th. So far I'm sure it is.)

 

 

 

On a normal day Tillamook Rock Light House would look like this.

[bagwell1987]

Lynn, I haven't seen this before. How loving is this greeting to this forum!! Nice to see the contrast.

Pssst- love your new Avatar, love that pic!

[bagwell1987]

I know, I know you all have probably read this numerous times but I just saw it, it's amazing and is now in my book bag!!

 

[Adelin]

[Poly Ester]

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[Friends just call me Ross]

Geminid Meteor Shower Dec. 2015

 

Yuri Beletsky wrote from Chile: “a view from Atacama desert"    On the night Dec 13/14 we were very lucky to witness an amazing celestial event ! The “stars were falling from the sky” and it was a remarkable sight. I took this image at Carnegie Las Campanas observatory located in the south of Atacama desert in Chile. You can see numerous meteors as well as the Milky Way. One can easily recognize Orion constellation (although, for those who are in the Northern hemisphere it looks upside down). The telescopes on the foreground are the 6.5-m Magellans (Baade and Clay). I hope you’ll enjoy the view!”  http://earthsky.org/todays-image/best-photos-2015-gemind-meteor-shower?

 

Yuri, in Chile, got to watch 120 Geminid meteors per hour

and we got to watch close to three inches of rain fall, here,

in Michigan's water-logged Upper Peninsula, USA.