SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote:
My "stealth" T-shirt.
Weird thing...only people who recognized them were young folks. Made me feel kinda freaky when the teenaged girls at the QuikTrip were the only ones who winked & nodded.
SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote:
My "stealth" T-shirt.
Weird thing...only people who recognized them were young folks. Made me feel kinda freaky when the teenaged girls at the QuikTrip were the only ones who winked & nodded.
They may not have been winking at you because of the shirt.
I'm young-ish and don't know who's on your shirt. Who are they?
friedgreencorrado wrote: My "stealth" T-shirt. Weird thing...only people who recognized them were young folks. Made me feel kinda freaky when the teenaged girls at the QuikTrip were the only ones who winked & nodded.
So, Richard Gere, PJ Orourke, Tom Hanks and Sigmund Freud?
I am seeing Hitchens with bare feet (and he is dead, so yeah, I get the joke there) and Freud and... I don't know.
*edit- given the nature of Fried's recent post in another thread, I am going to go with
Dawkins on the left, Darwin on the right end, Hitchens with bare feet, and I don't know who the other guy is.
I also want to know where to get the shirt.
However, the Overprotective Dad photo below might make you laugh so hard you don't remember what you were doing a moment ago. That's what happened to me.
Though I wonder why he left the redline uncovered.
btp76 wrote: The four horsemen. Dawkins, Hitchens, Harris, and Dennett. Where do I get that shirt?
DINGDINGDING! Yup.
Artist's name is Neil Davies.
http://www.redbubble.com/people/neildavies1/works/8289735-four-horsemen-2012?p=t-shirt
Darth finds my lack of faith disturbing..
Brett_Murphy wrote: I also want to know where to get the shirt. However, the Overprotective Dad photo below might make you laugh so hard you don't remember what you were doing a moment ago. That's what happened to me. Though I wonder why he left the redline uncovered.
2200 rpm? What's in that thing?
friedgreencorrado wrote:JoeyM wrote:Interesting! I was about to go straight "Queen Anne's Revenge" on it, since they think they found it back home. http://www.qaronline.org/project/qarintro.htmBrett_Murphy wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punt_gun
Read James Mitchner's "Chesapeake". Cool stuff.
914Driver wrote: Read James Mitchner's "Chesapeake". Cool stuff.
Yeah, it was a cool place to grow up. Here's one for the airplane guys.
EDIT: A lot of us in the Mid-Atlantic then thought that the state lines are cut the wrong way. It should be one state reaching about 150mi. inland from roughly Baltimore to Wilmington.
Wow. I was just going to make a joke about comparing sizes, but then I learned there's actually surviving examples of the M65.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M65_Atomic_Cannon
914Driver wrote: Yeah but it's frikkin gut shaking !!!
As they told us in the Marine Corps, that is a gun.
This is a rifle:
DoctorBlade wrote: Operation Upshot-Knothole, the test of the above gun.
Yeah, you can't really argue with Nuclear ammunition.
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