Cypress Sun

Not only NOPE, but HELL HOPE.

I saw this was immediately reminded of Birdgun Quail. Miss his posts.

Looks like Jason has been eating well and I can't decide if it's Clint Eastwood or Robert Mitchum...or?

It would if you included... running to the boss, ducking responsibility, evading questions and working harder trying to get out of work.

I'm taking the deer for $100.

I never had to show ID to get into a bra although some bras were harder to get into than some bars.

Never a truer song was ever written.

Who is he kidding, she was on his radar the whole time.

Rawhide roll up chew toys for dogs

Looks like one of those rawhide chewy things for dogs.

Waiting for the doors to open at WalMart in 980 AD.

At this point in life, cremation is the only way I'll have a hot body!

Just wait until fire is discovered... It's too hot in here. It's too cold in here, I'm freezing.

There's a Halloween joke on this very subject...

If I was the cop, I'd ask her to pop the hood so I could see if it was a Ram-Air IV 400 motor...I can see a nekked woman at home!

Can anyone say PING?

I don't wave that things I can't see.

Yeah, it was pretty cool and completely unexpected. In all honesty, I kind of felt bad for Mr. Clayton-Thomas as there was only about 20 people there for the 1st show, not very many for what I considered a top rate musician as was his (mostly brass) band that was with him. That didn't stop them from putting a first rate show at all. There were more people in the audience for the second show than the first, but not many more. A unique night to be sure and one that I will think about and remember for a lifetime.

I sat and partied with David Clayton-Thomas when he was doing a show in a bowling alley bar in Largo, Florida in 1983 or 84. We talked and had drinks for about 1 and 1/2 hours in-between his shows, just me and him. Real nice, down to earth guy. Still had the big, powerful voice and did all of Blood, Sweat & Tears hits and not so famous songs.

We have drivers that drive on the left side of the road here in the US also. We call them drunk drivers.

Yeah, IMO the AFI breakers were, and still are, a solution to a problem that (for the most part) didn't exist. Lobbyists and big money started influencing NEC many years ago and hasn't stopped. The AFI requirements have added completely unnecessary costs to new and some remodels.

I know. I'm talking about using them on something land based.

For aircraft, yes. For other applications, well...that depends.