1862 pts · October 8, 2016
My great grandpa took one in WWI, passed it to my dad and it went to me when I turned 18. Will go to my son and so on. /gallery/SU1Xg
It’s intentional especially when at a table and or desk with others. Arranges it to his liking to send a message he’s in control. Like how he tries to pull people to him in handshakes or pushes his way to the front center when in groups. All intentional and all an act.
He is known to do this as a power move. Will rearrange things for no reason on meeting desks and tables to subconsciously send a message he’s in control. I don’t think this is the case here as he looks like he’s surprised it was already opened and realized he just made a mistake.
Love all the Bassets represented.
5 years ago we built ours and I too took pics along the way. 27 hours to build. /gallery/N7huStZ
Mine runs the same without the snow
We added a self station with some rules but have a dedicated space to take pictures. We still have to talk to people a lot out in other areas.
I run a gym and we banned it long ago. Have signs up all over the place and heaven had to put signs in the locker rooms after someone filmed themselves and didn’t notice people naked in the background! We still have to talk to o people weekly about it.
When I got my license going in and out of controlled airports was scary at first because you don’t want to make a mistake on the radio but after a few times it became my favorite thing. It gets easy when you know what to listen for and listening to all the other pilots talking was fun too.
The way the episode where Kramer is golfing at the beach, George is pretending to be a marine biologist and it all ties together at the end when George is telling his story is the perfect episode and example of all the things tying together. When George whips out the ball it wraps it all up in the funniest way possible. The sea was angry that day….
Figured this out a while ago…
Everytime my buddy and would go anywhere for a car trip we’d always say “Let’s kick this pig” as we started.
TRS80 old. O
And go after Musk too for pushing and promoting it.
Jumping through, or even near, a cloud is technically not allowed. You have to maintain a certain distance for visibility rules. But I do recall a couple times in my jumping days going through clouds. Was just cool and foggy.
Yep, we almost always jumped from 12,500. That gave you about 55 sec of freefall. Wing suits you'd get more, a few people had them where I used to jump but that was 20 years ago and they were pretty new. I did do one high altitude jump, 25,000, got nearly 2 minutes of freefall. Breathed oxygen on way up then took off right before exit. It was weird, we did a 4 way jump and after a minute our internal clocks were bored and kinda didn't know what to do with the extra minute.
I did video for a few years, was a blast and I got paid for it. Only drawback was this was in the years before go pros and I had a decent sized video camera on the top of my helmet and a 35mm on the front. Neck would be pretty sore after a long weekend of 10+ jumps a day.
We had the exact same planer as the one in your first picture years ago in our wood shop. Thing was a beast.
My dog would’ve lapped them both! /a/DdSE3D7
I do exactly the same.
$950 a month for me and 3 healthy kids. Company pays $500 of that but the deductibles are sky high. Found out our 14 year old had a nut allergy and 3 hrs in the ER to get an epi shot was almost $2k. And the epi pens are not covered and it’s around $450 for a pair of them. And it is United but last year we had Excellus and it was just as bad. Also I looked up wha the United CEO made last year and realized they have to be this terrible to pay him and the other C level execs.
Been on this sheep and see this show. The ship is definitely rocking a bit as well. On the third night it was too bad and they cancelled the show. So it does add a bit of difficulty to the dives.
Also realize this is on the back of a moving cruise ship.
My great grandpa took one in WWI, passed it to my dad and it went to me when I turned 18. Will go to my son and so on.
/gallery/SU1Xg
It’s intentional especially when at a table and or desk with others. Arranges it to his liking to send a message he’s in control. Like how he tries to pull people to him in handshakes or pushes his way to the front center when in groups. All intentional and all an act.
He is known to do this as a power move. Will rearrange things for no reason on meeting desks and tables to subconsciously send a message he’s in control. I don’t think this is the case here as he looks like he’s surprised it was already opened and realized he just made a mistake.
Love all the Bassets represented.
5 years ago we built ours and I too took pics along the way. 27 hours to build. /gallery/N7huStZ
Mine runs the same without the snow
We added a self station with some rules but have a dedicated space to take pictures. We still have to talk to people a lot out in other areas.
I run a gym and we banned it long ago. Have signs up all over the place and heaven had to put signs in the locker rooms after someone filmed themselves and didn’t notice people naked in the background! We still have to talk to o people weekly about it.
When I got my license going in and out of controlled airports was scary at first because you don’t want to make a mistake on the radio but after a few times it became my favorite thing. It gets easy when you know what to listen for and listening to all the other pilots talking was fun too.
The way the episode where Kramer is golfing at the beach, George is pretending to be a marine biologist and it all ties together at the end when George is telling his story is the perfect episode and example of all the things tying together. When George whips out the ball it wraps it all up in the funniest way possible. The sea was angry that day….
Figured this out a while ago…
Everytime my buddy and would go anywhere for a car trip we’d always say “Let’s kick this pig” as we started.
TRS80 old. O
And go after Musk too for pushing and promoting it.
Jumping through, or even near, a cloud is technically not allowed. You have to maintain a certain distance for visibility rules. But I do recall a couple times in my jumping days going through clouds. Was just cool and foggy.
Yep, we almost always jumped from 12,500. That gave you about 55 sec of freefall. Wing suits you'd get more, a few people had them where I used to jump but that was 20 years ago and they were pretty new. I did do one high altitude jump, 25,000, got nearly 2 minutes of freefall. Breathed oxygen on way up then took off right before exit. It was weird, we did a 4 way jump and after a minute our internal clocks were bored and kinda didn't know what to do with the extra minute.
I did video for a few years, was a blast and I got paid for it. Only drawback was this was in the years before go pros and I had a decent sized video camera on the top of my helmet and a 35mm on the front. Neck would be pretty sore after a long weekend of 10+ jumps a day.
We had the exact same planer as the one in your first picture years ago in our wood shop. Thing was a beast.
My dog would’ve lapped them both! /a/DdSE3D7
I do exactly the same.
$950 a month for me and 3 healthy kids. Company pays $500 of that but the deductibles are sky high. Found out our 14 year old had a nut allergy and 3 hrs in the ER to get an epi shot was almost $2k. And the epi pens are not covered and it’s around $450 for a pair of them. And it is United but last year we had Excellus and it was just as bad. Also I looked up wha the United CEO made last year and realized they have to be this terrible to pay him and the other C level execs.
Been on this sheep and see this show. The ship is definitely rocking a bit as well. On the third night it was too bad and they cancelled the show. So it does add a bit of difficulty to the dives.
Also realize this is on the back of a moving cruise ship.