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A par to bridge ?
...okay, so maybe that didn't make a lot of sense.... I'm on medication !
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I was thinking Par 5 from the Black Box. Also the green fees do not include Helicopter Gas & Tip for the Pilot.
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on a serious note that is in South Africa and if I had to guess I am pretty sure that is the back of the 2 time major winner Retief Goosen..Those South Afircan guys have that sweet effortless swing, but still generate big power like Enie Els.. -
I would not be within 30ft of that ledge!
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It's the first bounce that gets you Chris.....after that no problem
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afterburnt wrote: »They didn't speak a word of English, they were from South Carolina.
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That's one way to keep the slush from slinging onto the car.
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Here's a photo of Fred Bosch and an unidentified assistant recording the Beatles at Shea Stadium using Altec mixers and two Ampex 350 recorders.
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KennethSwauger wrote: »Here's a photo of Fred Bosch and an unidentified assistant recording the Beatles at Shea Stadium using Altec mixers and two Ampex 350 recorders.
Now - that would've been a thankless task!
meanwhile, back at the ranch...
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That's got to be as rare as an albino bird. Is there an albino bird?
That Cardinal IS interesting. A hermaphrodite bird.
I'm sure a lot of biologists would like to dissect it.
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Yes, sort of. One sees partial albinos, e.g., of birds. The phenomenon is called leucism, and it's genetic, like albinism, but it is not a failure to make melanin (or other pigments) but a failure in the "distribution system".
https://blogs.massaudubon.org/distractiondisplays/unusual-black-capped-chickadee-spotted-in-charlton/
Hermaphroditic birds are relatively common, too, IIRC. Relatively.
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ken brydson wrote: »
Every time I’m carrying my wood through that isle, it seems like the party ended 5 minutes before I got there. I walk out the other side the same way I went in. Disappointed.Where’s the KABOOM?!?! There’s supposed to be an Earth shattering KABOOM!!! -
as seen at audioasylum...
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MrBigBlueLight
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That's got to be as rare as an albino bird. Is there an albino bird?
That Cardinal IS interesting. A hermaphrodite bird.
I'm sure a lot of biologists would like to dissect it.
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Can it lay an egg? Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.
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Well.....it thinks it can so that's all that matters ! 😵MrBigBlueLight
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mhardy6647 wrote: »@afterburnt[/url]23_0005747_2 by SDASM Archives, on Flickr
Neato Convair 880! They and the 990 were well built aircraft. Couldn't compete with the Boeing 707's and Douglas DC-8's for a variety of reasons. EDIT: Nice trio of Convair jets. F-102, B-58 and 880, I just figured that out, nice.Post edited by aprazer402 on -
They were fuel hogs (and had a lower passenger capacity than the 707 or DC-8) -- but they were beautiful (and fast) airplanes. My favorites, aesthetically, of the early jetliners. Maybe my favorites, period. The 990 used essentially the same engine as the B-58 Hustler.
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I liked all of the early ones. The slightly later Lockheed L-1011 may be an overall favorite. Rolls-Royce engines!
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