Dinosaurs in American Indian Petroglyphs

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[JRios1968]

I don't think you made friends with this guy

[Salamander]

*snort!*....;D

He doesn't count.
He's still breathing.

[or doing something analogous to breathing, sorta]

[RunningWolf]

Hey thanks for the ping. I will try to have some more input/info on this topic later.

I had a long day (without getting a good meal) etc, but I saved myself approx $360 in auto vehicle labor, and got a lot of other things done too.

Could I afford to have it done? Yes of course. But why pay someone else approx. $80/hour when I can pay myself ;)

Wolf

[Army Air Corps]

Rumour has it that Teddy is actually a low-budget android cobbled together from bits from a Radio Shack "bargain bin".

[RunningWolf]

'I don't think you made friends with this guy'

Eh the sound of an electric can opener on some Kalcan would warm 'im right up. Its probably better than anything he ever got out 'in the galaxy' ;)

Wolf

[RunningWolf]

Rumour has it that Teddy is actually a low-budget android cobbled together from bits from a Radio Shack "bargain bin"

Nah, they don't have any motors/actuators that could drive that kind of mass around ;)

Wolf

[Salamander]

I like a guy who can wrench it himself.....:)


I went to the local French & Indian War era stone fort for their Memorial Day extravaganza.
They combine their memorial day observances to include colonial days right up to modern times.
Great fireworks, too.

Wild to see "soldiers" from every American war wandering around all in one place.

[Salamander]

So he's really Tandy Kennedy?

[Salamander]

"Nah, they don't have any motors/actuators that could drive that kind of mass around ;)"

He's got 30 "Roombas" duct-taped to his arse.
[and you thought that was just fat]

[Army Air Corps]

Well, you gotta have them set-up to work in series. The new Junior Experiment kits can make a cool high power lepton generator.

[Army Air Corps]

Yes, and Algore is the product of cheap knock-off parts from Khazakstan.

[JRios1968]

I think he likes Beggin' Strips...

It's BACON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Salamander]

I'd have guessed Asian knock-offs, ie. Alkorea....:)

[RunningWolf]

In series.., thats the ticket, its all coming back now, like throwing away the experiment book that came with the chemistry set, or making some real rockets when rocketry was rocketry ;)

BTW at 14 yrs old I designed my own replacement for the parachute, it was a set of blades that auto-rotated the rocket back down to earth (the rocket hung underneath and had a fish line spinner bearing isolating it from the rotor assembly. It actually worked pretty good.

The new Junior Experiment kits can make a cool high power lepton generator

I think that would be 'lefton generator' Hmmmm, just shows you that even radio shack technology can be corrupted for bad ends.

Wolf

[Army Air Corps]

"In series.., thats the ticket, its all coming back now, like throwing away the experiment book that came with the chemistry set, or making some real rockets when rocketry was rocketry ;)"

When I was in high school, I knew some folks who made modifications to models rockets that would send the ATF into a tizzy. As it is, I have ideas on how to turn a stock model rocket into a guided rocket...I haven't acted on the designs because I do not care to go to federal prison.

[RunningWolf]

Back then you did not have to go very far at all to get into 'beyond Estes' mail order rocketry getting motors that would take a good sized rocket to 20k' Some were single stage others were 2 staged, some had several motors in each stage.

Now that you mention it, it would be to easy. But I like you don't feel the need to 'prove a point' LOL.

Hey I also designed and built a hand launched balsa glider (carved and sanded the wing out of 1/4" balsa) and had it trimmed to fly counter clockwise in high velocity, and clockwise 'in cruise'.

I only got one flight out of it because it caught the ever slightest of a thermal and never came back. I followed it for approx a mile till it went out of sight ;)

Wolf

[RunningWolf]

I just saw your profile page, great one BTW!

My frame of reference is about 15 -20 yrs/approx> ahead of yours there.

Wolf