Post a picture... any picture

Looks like one to me -- the swept wing and contra-rotating turboprops are diagnostic (AFAIK). Fascinatingly weird aircraft (relative to the US SOTA of their time, at any rate).

... and yes, it is a cool photo.

WTH???

Custom oak Polk Audio speakers - $100

Incredible speakers
All the hardware and drivers from Polk monitor 40 speakers reinstalled and tuned in a larger and solid wood cabinet

So nice and looks very nice

I can demo them in Longmont

KennethSwauger wrote: »

Incredible photo - Where/when is that?

The photo was taken at Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy.

Flashback to a meme Wingnut posted in days of yore
(Recreation. Not actual meme)



That ranked right up there with Keiko's
" Look at my ...... !! " pics..

😂😂

Sue the church...
It’s 2021, you can do whatever you want and get away with it.

mrbiron wrote: »

Sue the church...
It’s 2021, you can do whatever you want and get away with it.

I'm offended you said 2021

Warning : graphic depiction of violence.

Side walls...

Sorry for your accident that shouldn't have occurred if the side walls were better made.

I went to buy new tires years ago. I was at Sam's Club and I had a lot of tires I could look at by myself. In the front by the register were some Good Year tires like the ones I had.

I had looked at a bunch of others before looking at the stacks by the register. I put my hands on them too and thought...WTH? the side wall was like an 1/8" thick! Seriously.

The cashier came out and we talked a bit. I asked why are they ( good year ) making tires with 1/8" sidewalls now for. He said they were going back to Good Year. They thought the same thing...Ridiculously dangerous! I'll never buy Good Year ever again.

Am I in Manhattan? Or Another Sequel to ‘Blade Runner’?

(vvvv Hotel Edison was the most interesting thing in the story vvvv)

Scott Geres is the general manager of the Edison Hotel, a Jazz Age showpiece that opened in 1931, when Thomas Edison himself turned on the 26-story building’s lights. Pixelated models’ faces projected from Times Square flood many of its 810 rooms, including the Presidential Suite, where Aaron Judge, the New York Yankees right fielder, spent the 2018 season.

For the last year, Mr. Geres has been one of the few people at the Edison.

“For the first month I didn’t leave the building,” said Mr. Geres, 48, who walks up to 25,000 steps a day checking for pipe leaks and fire hazards. “There used to be 5,000 people in this building on a Saturday night. Now it’s just me and one other person on my team.”

Mr. Geres said his job is to keep the Edison’s lights flickering behind the plywood shielding windows on the Rum Bar and street-side restaurants. The 700-room Paramount hotel, across West 47th Street, however, is “dark dark,” he said, like so many buildings in Midtown.