Subdeacon Joe

https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Испытание_(техника)

Weeeeeeeeeee!!!

From the obit posted and from This One I suspect that the connection is Seems that God called another master craftsman home. Talent like that, even if not directly connected to SASS, should be noted and mourned. A bit more about him: http://www.housebrothersproject.com/articles/article4.html

Oh, you're in trouble! You dared to post a FACEBOOK link! Not only that, it's to how to make one of them thar untraceable, undetectectable, unregistered GHOST GUNS! That's some fine work! Thanks.

Only an inch thick? Must be an older vehicle! The other 90% is warnings and disclaimers. Some might show a sketch of where the jack and associated implements are stowed, but then there is the challenge of figuring out how to get the seat to fold down or lift up to gain access to the access panel to get the stowed tools. After the first use I usually just let them stay on the floor in the back.

Unfortunately, there are far too many males exactly like this (ADDED: I WATCHED IN DARK MODE, SO IT ENDED UP BLACK ON BLACK HERE. THAT IS AN X/TWITTER LINK ) https://x.com/ClownWorld_/status/1746846862873862497?s=20

Of course!

Perfect coloration for twilight, fog, and rain.

Organic and All Natural! If you can't pronounce what's in it it, it's not safe to eat. Right?

Geeezzzzz.....

Since his son "makes good money" Dad needs to start charging him the going rate for repairs and stop enabling his son. Or his son can call AAA or a handyman.

A Retrosexual is competent in a wide range of things, strives to always do what is right, and doesn't give a rat's hind end about long lists of things he's supposed to do.

In broad strokes it's similar to the Great Litany in the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom. I like it.

43 and foggy here in Santa Rosa CA.

Good LORD! It stormed so bad it turned everything sideways!

1944 VW Schwimmwagen Type 166/5, fitted Snow-Rollers. For me the Schwimmwagen was one of the coolest vehicle designs of WW2. I like that it comes with oars, prehistoric tech in the modern age -) https://militaryhistoria.com/schwimmwagen/ Hmmm.... better save the photo and insert it before the link expires

We've been getting a lot of frozen Blueberries from the Food Bank these last few months. Lots as in 2.5 pound bags of frozen Blueberries. How many can 2 people realistically eat? So I had been leaving them in the freezer at the clubhouse for people to take. Got some last Friday and decided to let them thaw and played with them. Made a Blueberry Bundt Cake. And Blueberry Pancakes. Got to thinking and came up with: Blueberry Pudding 3 cups Frozen Blueberries, thawed Juice and Zest of 1 Lemon Fresh Ginger, peeled and sliced Scant ¼ cup Sugar (can use Splenda or other sweetener) Splenda All Purpose Syrup – to taste 1 box Sugar Free Vanilla or Lemon Pudding Mix* 1 cup Milk Place Blueberries, Lemon Zest and Juice, Ginger, and sugar into slow cooker, add about ½ cup water, cook on high for about half an hour, then turn to low. Taste after about 2 hours, remove ginger if Ginger flavor is strong enough, adjust sweetness. Let cook another hour or so, then blend with immersion blender. Adjust sweetness if needed. Allow to cool to room temperature. Can chill in refrigerator. Combine Pudding Mix with Milk, add 2 cups of the Blueberry Sauce, mix well, cool in refrigerator. Serve as is or with whipped topping of your choice. *Pudding flavor is up to you, Lemon, Vanilla, Cheesecake, play with it. Maybe even try a sugar free Jell-o for a firmer texture. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I haven't tried the Jell-o gelatin idea yet as I just thought of it as I was writing out the receipt. It should work. I suppose you could even put it into a Graham Cracker Crust and chill it it you wanted a pie.

Maybe because "Rifles, Carbines, Shotguns" was too long? Or just maybe because back then people had common sense and knew what they meant. Hmmmm....I wonder if they were selling "Pistols" or only "Revolvers?"

"Browning Brothers gun shop, Ogden, Utah Territory, 1882. From left to right: Thomas Samuel Browning, George Emmett Browning, John Moses Browning, Matthew Sandefur Browning, Jonathan Edmund Browning, an unnamed dog, and Frank Rushton. Note the sign with the misspelling of “ammunition.” (Source: Wikimedia Commons)"

'S'TEETH! But I love how threads evolve! Thanks! Next round is on me!

And Laughton plays a comedic role while Douglas plays a dramatic role. It's a very strange movie.