Ecuador feeling left out.I don't expect teen beauty queen contestants to be on the ball WRT world affairs (although it was hilarious), but I do expect the voting public to be better than this...
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Ecuador feeling left out.I don't expect teen beauty queen contestants to be on the ball WRT world affairs (although it was hilarious), but I do expect the voting public to be better than this...
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Well a majority though did get the general region right.I don't expect teen beauty queen contestants to be on the ball WRT world affairs (although it was hilarious), but I do expect the voting public to be better than this...
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Or... idk... the Commander and Chief?Ok for congress though ... yes??
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Or... idk... the Commander and Chief?
Of course not. Nor have they leveraged their political office to influence family business in foreign countries and lie about it. That would morally unethical and politically reprehensible. Our leaders are above that, right guys... right?Nah. Nobody ever got elected president for the publicity and brand awareness.
I was wondering why there was that cluster there. You cleared it up!You also don't own the content that's being generated while on duty. An over-simplification, but there's more details if you look up an hold HeyJoe post. Any single video or picture belongs to the people, not the service-member.
Something like Heater's book The Cutting Edge is a little different because he added additional content to the pictures he took while in service. So the book itself is a new piece of IP.
That map is unfair. There's technically an Iraan in Texas, about where someone said there's an Iran in Texas.
Picture taken while traveling the land, like Cane from Kung Fu.
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Of course not. Nor have they leveraged their political office to influence family business in foreign countries and lie about it. That would morally unethical and politically reprehensible. Our leaders are above that, right guys... right?
"Center, requesting climb to FL220 or whatever she will muster..."Last month I had a yellow jacket in the cockpit with me. Fortunately it was too stupid to figure out how to get out of the chin bubble and just kept banging its head into the plexi trying to get out. But it can certainly bring up some CRM discussion.
"Center, requesting climb to FL220 or whatever she will muster..."
Do what I do in my car. Open the window.Problem with that is you've got to come back down. If it passes out someplace you can't reach, you might be in for a bad time on descent.
On my flight north in the Enstrom I had a spider clinging to the upper windscreen. It finally cast down a bit on a web and was sucked out the open door window! I’m not sure how far they can fall and survive, but I’m pretty sure he wasn’t able to swim across half the Chesapeake Bay.Last month I had a yellow jacket in the cockpit with me. Fortunately it was too stupid to figure out how to get out of the chin bubble and just kept banging its head into the plexi trying to get out. But it can certainly bring up some CRM discussion.
We tried to bring a land crab back from Puerto Rico one time. We had adopted "Screwtop Sam"on the flight line. Had him in the back of the E2 in a container with what we thought might be some food. Didn't realize at altitude that the very back is unheated, and Sam froze solid, in standing position. We put him on the tarmac, thinking he might be hibernating. He slowly sagged as he thawed, along with our dreams of a squadron mascot. Sad day.On my flight north in the Enstrom I had a spider clinging to the upper windscreen. It finally cast down a bit on a web and was sucked out the open door window! I’m not sure how far they can fall and survive, but I’m pretty sure he wasn’t able to swim across half the Chesapeake Bay.
So sorry for your loss.We tried to bring a land crab back from Puerto Rico one time. We had adopted "Screwtop Sam"on the flight line. Had him in the back of the E2 in a container with what we thought might be some food. Didn't realize at altitude that the very back is unheated, and Sam froze solid, in standing position. We put him on the tarmac, thinking he might be hibernating. He slowly sagged as he thawed, along with our dreams of a squadron mascot. Sad day.