Dead Pool Fail;
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/26/us/bob-hoover-dead.html?_r=0
Not as famous as Yeager, but a legend in his field.
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Dead Pool Fail;
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/26/us/bob-hoover-dead.html?_r=0
Not as famous as Yeager, but a legend in his field.
Helmet Hair said:Dead Pool Fail;
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/26/us/bob-hoover-dead.html?_r=0
Not as famous as Yeager, but a legend in his field.
Geez, the OV-10 looks a lot like the Warthog. Was it its forerunner?
I'll have to read Bob's memoir. I just finished Eric 'Winkle' Brown's Wings On My Sleeve (gosh, it doesn't get much more pukka than that, eh, old chap!?)
What about that transformer bloke out of dead or alive whose lips blew up? He's dead too. RIP you big weirdo
Perhaps all the plastic surgeries he went through finally caught up with him. A strange cat indeed.
Anyone else watched the new season premiere of Walking Dead?
Its full on. I actually think the yanks have lost the plot when it comes to depicting graphic violence on TV. It would appear they fail to appreciate the consequences of deminishing emotional responsiveness.
On another point - Trump has the election in the bag.
On another - nearly died tonight on the bike thanks to a young P plate driver. Epic skids. Dodging bullets. Eik.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/aitor-gonzalez-arrested-for-robbery-in-spain/
I thought they meant for the 2002 vuelta for a minute.
Almost as obvious a doper as Ricardo Ricco. Looked class on the bike though.
VadarStrikesBack said:Anyone else watched the new season premiere of Walking Dead?
Its full on. I actually think the yanks have lost the plot when it comes to depicting graphic violence on TV. It would appear they fail to appreciate the consequences of deminishing emotional responsiveness.
On another point - Trump has the election in the bag.
On another - nearly died tonight on the bike thanks to a young P plate driver. Epic skids. Dodging bullets. Eik.
The wanking dead? Is that a documentary about Jimmy Saville?
classic1 said:http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/aitor-gonzalez-arrested-for-robbery-in-spain/
I thought they meant for the 2002 vuelta for a minute.
Almost as obvious a doper as Ricardo Ricco. Looked class on the bike though.
hahahahahahahaha....
Quoted post said:“I do not believe that Eufemiano Fuentes gives drugs to the sportsmen,” he said.
Great article. I always thought Australian cricket was full of [censored]. I like having my perceptions and prejudices confirmed.
classic1 said:Great article. I always thought Australian cricket was full of [censored]. I like having my perceptions and prejudices confirmed.
That's probably consistent with a lot of team sports???? Or maybe cricket has been around so long it's a living anachronism?
I don't get the impression that footy clubs are like that, unless they are dysfunctional or poorly lead.
Hey classic, do you think that the Hazelwood power station closure going to be the end for the local area?
classic1 said:I don't get the impression that footy clubs are like that, unless they are dysfunctional or poorly lead.
Yeah, that's true come to think of it. The one I've seen the inside of seems to be run along the lines of a modern corporation. All the [censored] still happens, but they have policies to make sure everyone is polite about it. And the AFL is probably one of the most politically correct organisations in town.
Can't speak for the local clubs. Never played the game.
Wilchemy said:Hey classic, do you think that the Hazelwood power station closure going to be the end for the local area?
Morwell has 20% unemployment. Moe 15%. We lost 10,000 jobs in the mid 90s when the SEC was corporatised, then privatised by Kennett, long may that [censored] rot in hell. No rescue packages, training programs or alternative investment in other industries for us. The Hunter valley got $$$ when they lost 2000 jobs around 20 years ago. We got nothing. OK, maybe the building I'm sitting in, but 400 jobs didn't replace 10000. The [censored] have known for years it could happen and they've done nothing. Too little too late.
These 1000 job losses will equate to around $100,000,000 per annumn out of the local economy, assuming an average of $100k per worker per annum. $75,000,000 if the 250 workers doing mine rehab and station decommissioning is believable but that's only 5 years work. In some respects the workers won't suffer as much as the rest of the community. They'll get packages. It's that money out of the local economy that will [censored] it.
When I was a kid Morwell had 17000 residents. It dropped to 12000 after the power industry was privatised. It's crept up to 14000+, but this will have severe impacts. I suppose they'll just keep using it as a dumping ground for the rest of the states social problems.
It's a good point you make that it's the flow on effect on all the associated local businesses.
That sort of consequence takes time to show up though, and by then the news cycle has moved on.
TRUMP NATION!!!!
Hello again 🙂
So what's new around here? Been a 'bit busy' of late but should be back on the bike again soon - and not just the ol' push bike either. Finally got around to getting my US motorcycle license so I can get back on a sportsbike again soon. BMW S1000RR on order - should be here in a week or so.
Kinda sobering that I could lose my license on the freeway and go to jail and not even shifted into second gear. :eek:
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