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Is this a screenshot from a Dr. Katz cartoon where everyone's all wiggley?82x zoom with the 22 ultra
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Moments? Ah, got you with the old eject the passenger just after take-off prank, eh?I got a ride in a "B" seater of a T-33 when I was 21 way back in the air force.....one of the most memorable moments of my life...
Did you win Airman of the Quarter for an Incentive Flight?
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Lol I was curious what I could do with my phone. I propped it up on a ledge and solved in 82x out of 100- Not Tom ::::::: Any system can play Diana Krall. Only the best can play Limp Bizkit.
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1982 Citroen Mehari by VehicleSpotter3373, on Flickr
Since I am pretty sure the hotlink won't work no mo' -- it's a photo of a 1982 Citroen Mehari (as it says in the URL... probably).
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That looks about right for a chickadee. They're pretty effing fearless little critters.
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Poor Lloyd. It's always Lloyd.
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82x zoom with the 22 ultra

Nice!! You are one skilled surgeon!! lol
Is the moon full??? It's been overcast here the last couple of nights....
Lol, ironically enough Scott, I did ask the captain if we could eject and parachute down on Mt Rainier
I was a baaaad boy in those days, and the only reason I got to fly, is because I was the parachute rigger. And since the pilot couldn't make me sick (boy he tried, I grabbed my barf bag three times), he let me fly it for a while, having me study and watch my instrument panel while he talked me through the
maneuvers.
With the T-33, one pilot ejects, both seats go, in case one guy is passed out. By the way, when I asked the captain if we could bailout over the mountain, he replied with, That sounds like a great idea, I just can't think of a good enough reason to tell the boss why we threw away a multi-million aircraft.
Those were the days I truly was superman, indestructible...in fact, I used to fly......off cliffs lol
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^^^ I think that Galaxy photo was taken with an iPhone...

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Full disclosure, my moon shot is a photo of the Shield TV on Ambient mode, displaying that cool moon photo shot by a dude named Sami Kizilbash on Google Photos. I was jealous of all you guys and your moon photos, and felt left out.
So, while technically I did take a photo of the moon with my GS24, it wasn't the moon.
I think this is the part where someone starts the slow clap? (not that fast clap that @Viking64 has a reputation for) Or I just get expelled for plagiarism.
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Harvest Moon

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Oh, dang. Russ just got excited.
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^^^^ That elephant has seen better days.
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Saw this picture on Facebook this morning. The picture reminded me of one of my music adventures.

Atlanta's oldest Black music venue has been operating continuously since the 1930s.
The Royal Peacock has hosted an astonishing string of legends: Aretha Franklin, Dizzy Gillespie, Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong, B.B. King, and the Supremes, and homegrown Georgia stars like Ray Charles, Gladys Knight, Little Richard, and James Brown.
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Music Adventure
In 1963, my first cousin and I took our dates on a Sunday afternoon from Buchanan GA 50+ miles to 186 ½ Auburn Avenue in Atlanta to see James Brown and the Flames. I was 17 or 18 years old.
James Brown did his thing with a purple cape at the end of the show singing "Please, Please, Please". He would drop to his knees as if the show was over and he couldn't continue. One of the band members put a large purple cape on his shoulders to recharge him after singing and dancing. The crowd screamed for more. Multiple times he threw the cape off and continued. I purchased a James Brown LP that I sold on eBay in the 1990's."Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"Harry / Marietta GA
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