50+ thread

That’s not sae

 

Doesn’t have to be SEA as long as it's left handed and you hold it in your right hand.

 

Hey, at that stage I am looking for solutions, not a properly formed answer to a specific question.

And, hammer is SAE....

 

LoL
Morning Sunshine

CJ, you too

C2

Scott
Thanks for reminder, I got a load of cabin socks and long underwear in the machine upstairs...I surely would have forgot.

Bust a couple clays for me.

Dewayne
We're at 6°F w/ windchill -2°F, but heading for a beautiful sunny 24°F.

RocketMan

Mask in the bay alone is pure
BULLSHIT! I'll stop there.
Ketchup shortage...I gotta finish this up, Mitch's store opens in 21 mins.

Easy for a 38yo 19yr AF SNCO finally getting his CCAF Associates Degree he should have finished 9 yrs earlier. At least it was when the 22yo math major LT did my homework and tutored me what I needed to know for the tests.

5 days, but that Chunnel is gonna be a bitch dodging those trains.

...or that.

RJ

Dan
Bring back pics we'll give you our second opinion analysis.

Little Buddy

3/8 ... 10mm right / 3/8 left

... or that.

Aye yep

indeed

Ahhh...the thread lawyer humorist stalker

 

I has to re-acquaint myself through the internet when my grandson was doing remote work because he wasn't paying attention to it at all and I didn't want to see Fs (or Es, or whatever they use today) on his report card.

 

Oh, Morning Baby Sister

 

Little


Miss


Smarty


Pants

 

Took Mechanical Engineering in college. was a very good draftsman(way before CAD) but sucked at math. tech calculus kicked my butt. so i went to drafting and physics then to Stickleys to drink beer and run the foozball table.

 

Observational analysis. When the front wheel comes off the ground, or the wing tip hits the ground, then adjust the load.






JK, I know there is just a 'bit' more complexity to it.

 

No SHIT!!!!!!
Dam

 

Good Morning

Oh and math sucks

 

I just checked my grandson's math score online. He got 12/13. Hallelujah. That's the best he's done in awhile. I guess all the study time paid off. In addition to principles of algebra questions they had to do long division problems as well and, unfortunately, the boy never learned his times tables very well. I tried to teach him some tricks, such as estimating the quotient when dividing. Hell, I even told him to just do the multiplication tables on his fingers if necessary, whatever it takes.

 

My way of solving math problems is if it can't be solved by using simple math on a calculator then let someone else figure it out

 

My grandson is a firm believer in the calculator. One more reason he says he doesn't need to learn complicated math. To be honest, he is right. These calculators can figure it all out with little effort.

 

I was lost when my son was in school, I started to relearn it with him.
Then a friend at NASA said he would help.
This is the guy that writes the trajectory software for the Mars missions. It's like a second language for him.

So I went back to eating paste

 

It's only the packets, you should be ok

 

That’s what they are giving out.

OMG the world is gonna end...


Ketchup Help

 

No I see which one looks close and read the socket