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That is an insult to aliens of all kind!AGGIES...
Would be awesome if Dicks files for bankruptcy and never reopens again.
Nice, French carrier, US plane. Recognized the Crusader, the wing roundels threw me off
P-47 my favorite WWII fighter.
FIFYOfficially called the Thunderbolt. Unofficially the "Jug" Radial engines made them more reliable, able to take hits and keep on fighting, perfect for air to ground.
FWIW US Navy preference was for air cooled , radial engines (no fragile radiators) Wildcats, Corsairs, Hellcats, Bearcats, Douglas SBD, Avengers...
Found the spot where I want to build my house. Gonna need a good fishing pole.
So trueLast i remember there are no gods on the last dinner table just an obscure cult leader and some followers.
Def a mig. Vampires did not have that wing design. Also the nose gives it away. Vampires had a more pointy nose due the engine intakes being on either side of the wings, near the fuselage.Is this a vampire?
Nope, with a side of Nope, a glass of NOPE!, and fuck naw for dessert.
Lived in Missouri for 23 years. Tornadoes dont scare me. Used to sleep through them.
I hope the appointment went well.
appreciate your prayers, thoughts and well wishes. @armorpl8chikn knows me personally and if I do not appear he can be PMd to ask if I’m alive.
Funny though, I was a timber faller for 20 years in the Pacific Northwest and during that time, I became familiar in a bad way with many types of bees. One of the worst to come familiar with were the wild honey bees, they’re darker in color. They can somehow track you down further than you’d think. They hate timber fallersThis is a swarm of honey bees. It is nothing to be afraid of. They're hanging out waiting for their scouts to find a new home. This is part of their natural cycle. They are loaded down with honey, nectar and pollen and are quite mellow in this mode unless you do something stupid. Leave them alone and they will be gone in a few hours, or better yet, do a quick internet search for your local beekeepers' organization and you will invariably find a list of people who will come immediately.
Where I live, the local and state PD's have a list of beekeepers who will come and get them, especially if they're in an easy place like this. There is a lot of beekeeper politics to being on top of the list. Where I am, it is now done by lottery at a meeting with everyone watching. This swarm is incredibly easy to catch for those who know how and is worth $120+ immediately or much more over time if you start a new hive and work it.. There is no danger at all. I have a friend who makes a really entertaining show of being a bee whisperer. He loves to gather a crowd to watch if it's in the suburbs. He's not a bee whisperer; he just knows what to do and the swarm's behavior is extremely predictable. It's still entertaining to watch. He also has an ingenious homemade vacuum system for catching swarms that end up high in trees without hurting them.
I've gotten several swarms like this off of farm fenceposts and in trees where I can reach them.This year I didn't do well in the lottery and am 8th on the public list. The farmers close by know to call me as I give them a few pounds of my best honey.
FWIW Pratt & Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp was used in
Canadair CL-215
Convair CV-240 family
Douglas A-26 Invader
Douglas DC-6
Grumman F6F Hellcat
Martin B-26 Marauder
Republic P-47 Thunderbolt
Sikorsky CH-37 Mojave
Vought F4U Corsair