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The upcoming IPMS contest I was going to this Sat. and our next club meeting 4/05 have been cancelled. I really don't care about the ball games but that sure will also have an effect on the economy.
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That sucks. But for me it seems that my job is unaffected. I'm in the defense aerospace industry. Some people can work from home although I can't. But the virus does not effect our business. I sure noticed how light the traffic has been and empty parking lots around restaurants. It's the Zombie apocalypse. On Friday I had a hard time finding a parking space at Publix. I had to park around the back. Most of the meats and poultry were gone and the only paper goods left were a few tissue boxes and paper plates. We still managed to get what we needed. I just hop they will be restocked enough by this Friday. There should be less shoppers as the early shoppers are the ones who have hoarded and overstocked so they shouldn't need much again so soon.
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How much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood? Yes, I can actually say it.
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Is this like the Delorean kit? A pre painted diecast that you receive sets of parts by subscription?
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On 3/2/2020 at 12:49 PM, Rob Hall said:Revell made the '68 Bullitt Mustang maybe 10-12 years ago.
I have one and the Charger too. Of course I bought them around 20 years ago. I haven't built them yet either. They do have pre painted diecast bodies.
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Don't forget this flat head:
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2 hours ago, SfanGoch said:It's just a matter of time before their parents will evict them from their respective basements. The gray suit and 1970s-era Telly Savalas-style giant knot necktie that the toilet brush-headed loser on the right is wearing looks like what you'd receive upon release from the Mattewan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane.
Yeah, these people aren't playing with a full deck, they're not running on all 8 cylinders, the elevator isn't reaching the top floor, etc..... And they're just plain dumber than a box of rocks.
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2 hours ago, drummerdad said:Thats probably accurate. There are safer and easier way to snap a picture of the curvature (or lack thereof) of the earth. I watched a show on netflix, called beyond the curve, or behind the curve, and it was about the flat earth society and a few of its members. The best part was when they got their super expensive laser to measure the flatness of the earth, and the math showed it to be curved they were all like "well, this laser was made by people who believe the earth is round, so they may have built it in a way to re-enforce their theory." Those people have serious credulity problems.
I saw "Behind The Curve" too. Actually those idiots used the $20K laser gyroscope to attempt to prove that the earth is stationary. They said if the earth is rotating on the 24 hr/day cycle it should move 15° per hour (yes, that actually is correct). So that is the results they got by doing the experiment twice and they just were't happy with the results and wanted to do the experiment again to get the results they want. There's something seriously wrong with those people. Watch these morons. You'll do some eye rolling and face palming.
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Mike was so mad he went ballistic.
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Use the 40% off coupon at Hobby Lobby and you'll pay about $7.20
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Kind of like the last two word from a redneck: "watch this" or "Oh sh!t". Here's s fitting "tribute".
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This happened a few days ago. He's that crazy flat earther that wanted to get up to altitude to prove that he can see the "flat earth". Frankly that tiny rocked couldn't go high enough anyway. Looks like he went splat.
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I don't even bother with PhotoBucket any more. I still have my account but I have other free photo hosting sites I use now with no problems.
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I just watched that video. It was pretty good. It sounds like 90's grunge rock.
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You're probably right. I never heard of him or Corrosion Of Conformity before.
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16 hours ago, 935k3 said:Wher can you buy metal hangers. I have not seen any in stores for many years now.
I don't know. I've had them for a long time. I have more of them too.
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This one is a favorite of mine although it's not a Terry Jones sketch;
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I recently watched the whole series on Netflix plus other shows they had on there about the Pythons. And I recently watched the Holy Grail and Life of Brian. I had to watch Life of Brian on Christmas Eve. It was the right day for it. Python has given us lots of laughs. Their comedy is timeless. They went where no other comedies had gone before.
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This is yesterday's news.
He sure made many of us laugh as part of the best comedy troupe ever!
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On 12/11/2019 at 3:23 PM, StevenGuthmiller said:That's the same exact setup that I use. I keep two around like that. Real cheap and easy to replace.
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Really awesome, clean, detailed build!
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On 11/22/2019 at 5:34 PM, misterNNL said:Just saw this on my Hot Rod Magazine news letter and am wondering what the modeling community thinks of it. I think some of us could probably build a model of in about 15 minutes with some flat card stock, give it a quick coat of stainless steel rattle can paint and call it done.
And you don't have to worry about detailing an engine or drivetrain. Curbside or slammer will do.
COVID-19 has brought out the tinfoil hat crowd again...
in The Off-Topic Lounge
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Since when are conspiracy theories political? Unless they are specifically political conspiracy theories. Hell, I don't even like politics.