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I was accused of this by one of the hall monitors in the past and I proved him wrong. You're just as wrong as he was. Very few of my posts are in this section. You'll receive your parting gift as you exit.

The use of that line is strictly forbidden. It's an overused comeback favored by the individual who was obliquely referenced in the now-locked thread.

George Orwell is calling and he wants his dystopian future back.

I know what the rules are, Mike. I don't agree with the premise that those two subjects should be off limits in a sub-forum which is supposed to be where off-topic (non-modeling-related) subjects are discussed. That's my opinion to which I'm entitled. BTW, my reading comprehension is excellent, as is my spelling and grammar. Although, I can't speak for anyone else here. That's for readers of posts and comments to decide.

As I pointed out in another thread, the title of this sub-forum is an oxymoron. This isn't an actual off-topic forum if there are any restrictions on which topics can be posted or discussed. Restrictions defeat the purpose of what an OTL should be. So, enjoy yourself posting about cats and sewing machines. That's just the way the hall monitors like it.

And this is the OTL. One has nothing to do with the other. Mutual exclusivity.

No, between the two of us, you're the newbie. Check your join date. Exactly the types of topics which belong in the oxymoronically titled Off-Topic Lounge because they are off-topic. But, they're not. Therefore, OTL is not OTl in fact.

This is the alleged "Off-Topic Lounge", where topics other than building toys are supposed to be posted, that's why.

How about just posting a television test pattern in lieu of any possible topics? Every time an interesting and intellectually stimulating subject is posted and begins to be enthusiastically discussed, the hall monitors either lock it or "disappear" it because they don't think that the members are intelligent enough to comprehend the content and comment in a civil manner. "They" seem to feel that members are only capable of posting and discussing dumbed down floof which requires no thinking on either the poster's or reader's part. Whether you want to hear it or not, this puts a drag on the entire forum.

You never know. He's not so good with directions. You might luck out and he ends up in Passaic, N.J.

If the hinge is too long, you can trim its length.

Aber makes two sets of workable PE hinges, 35 A025 This set requires a 0.3mm wire to make the hinges workable. and 35 A039. Both sets are 1/35; however, they work fine with 1/24-1/25 cars and trucks. 35 A039 is easier to assemble because the female hinge sections have, for lack of a better term, the connecting wire etched as an integral part. Just slip the tabs from one set of hinges under and through the openings and fold the tab over the wire. I've used these hinges on a variety of car models with no problems. They can be installed as exterior, joining the two edges, or hidden with just the knuckles exposed between the door and fender.

Wrong. That is a myth. Myth Vs. Fact: Daylight Saving Time and Farming

KGSC-TV, the "Perfect 36".

I'm fairly shallow. First thing to cross my mind was

Yeah, that kind of stuff isn't allowed.

Because that is logical. Logic isn't a requirement for an empty suit in an empty chair bureaucrat.

It's been around for a loooooong time. Daylight Savings Time

Back in '77, I got into a fistfight with the shill on the corner of Sixth and W. 44th. He wouldn't let me walk away with the double sawbuck they let me win. They were banking that I was greedy and would keep playing.

Internet Hobbies; track record for actually delivering purchases was/is extremely sporadic. You'd make out better playing Three-card Monte.

Gator.