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In which fossil plants were you monitoring steam lines?

That’s just wrong

Semi. P365XL or Shield 9 with an extended mag. And as Papa61 said, I shoot better with a semi.

That’s a cool facility. We did some emissions testing from their chrome plating operation a couple years ago. It was awesome to see all the different steps in producing the fire arms. The military versions have their own area to assemble and inspect.

Got my two Wednesday. They are a little low to see through easily on my AR. I ordered a .75” and a .83” picatinny riser to see which gets the height correct.

$500 to $2750 on eBay.

Fair enough

I do not think that 94% were bogus. That is a false narrative. There were many where it was a comorbidity, but in a vast majority of those cases, I believe the patient would not have died when they did if they had not contacted Covid-19. Even if 50% were bogus, it would still be a 1 in 100 mortality rate.

The global death rate is approximately 1 in 50, not 3 in 10,000. Worldwide, 160M cases, 3.3M deaths. we can debate about how many of the confirmed deaths are from Covid-19 and how many are related, to Covid-19, but based on your mortality rate, only 48,000 of the 3.3M world wide deaths would be from covid-19.

Same. I needed a red dot for my 22LR/.223/5.56 build. If it won’t handle the force of .223/5.56, it should handle the 22LR. So I grabbed 2

Pets are family. At least in my book.

I still want one.

I saw this the other day and almost posted it. He is very lucky he is not dead. Training and a cool head saved his life. If you go to the Wikipedia page for Saboted Light Armor Penetrator it references the incident.

Ditto. I work with several engineers who went to TTU. Another guy I have worked with for over 20 years, both his sons graduated from TTU.

But apparently he is wearing his ANSI/ISEA Level A7 Cut Resistant boxers.

In some cases, say terminal cancer, advanced heart disease, etc, where someone was near death’s door, and then they contract covid and die, the complications of covid likely hastened their death. In those cases, I agree that calling it a covid death skews the data to a small extent. In these cases, maybe it would have been better to list the cause of death as cancer, or advanced heart disease, hastened or complicated by Covid-19. But today, obesity, high blood pressure, and other co-morbidities are managed so well that the conditions are not nearly as fatal as they used to be. Until you add a new complication like Covid-19. Then the body can’t handle the stress of fighting covid-19 and the other health issues and the patient dies. I would guess that if you looked at the death statistics of many more common illnesses (flu, pneumonia, bacterial infections, etc) you would find that in many cases, there were co-morbidites of the same kind we see with Covid-19 that made the illness more fatal.

The existence of a Co-morbidity does not mean the statistics are incorrect or they covid is not the cause of death. If you have high blood pressure or diabetes, or are obese, but are managing those issues, and then you contract Covid-19 and subsequently die from Covid-19, they will list the co-morbidity. You were fine and dandy, and trucking along, managing your health issue until you got covid. COVID-19 is the reason you died. https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-94-percent-covid-among-caus-idUSKBN25U2IO

Had my second shot today. The coffee at the office tasted like crap. But then again, it could have just been bad coffee. I’ll report if I have any negative effects (other than a sore arm). Obviously I don’t have a problem with the vaccine. I do trust science, and I do think folks should get the vaccine. But as Allycat72 said, it is a personal decision. I will not fault anyone for deciding to either wait for more data, or for deciding to not get it all together.

Ditto on changing my own oil. I have always done it myself. Always full synthetic. There are usually good deals at autozone or O’Reily’s on oil and a filter. I switch between Mobil 1, Castrol, etc depending upon the deal. I can typically change the oil in about 20 min once I get back from the auto parts store. I do use conventional oil with a zinc additive in the FJ40. It has flat a tappet cam. I did finally take all my used oil to Autozone for recycling.

Which part, the dancing or the social media? Or Both?

That’s some $$$$$$ she is holding in today’s market. (Assuming those are full auto M16s)

Kelly’s Hero’s is a GREAT movie. What a cast!

I’m partial to my Ithica model 37. Mid-60’s vintage. It doesn’t as easily have the option to change the choke, but it is quite easy to swap barrels.

GE used to the gold standard. When we bought our house in Nashville (21.5 years ago when you could afford a house in Nashville) we bought GE/kenmore appliances (oven, refrig, dish washer). All lasted 20 years or more. The oven finally died in 2019, the fridg died this past summer (thank you stimulus check) and the dishwasher is still working. I don’t think anything is built to last that long anymore. It’s all “disposable”. When we told the sales folks that the appliances we were replacing were 20+ years old, they were amazed. Heck. the OLD brown GE refrigerator we took out of the kitchen in 1999 is still working in my in-laws pantry. I bet it is close to 40 years old

Finished the lower build for the .223 Wylde barreled upper. Started with a standard carbine stock, but after testing it out I don’t think the buffer/spring were quite right for the rifle length gas system. Thanks to KahrMan I added a full rifle stock and ended up with this.