Exactly. Safety is always to be upheld by the sub and ultimately the person. The generals and owners can shut down unsafe acts. They cannot force anyone to do anything unsafe in OSHA's eyes. That's where the courts come in handy if things get nasty. I found the frontline video: [www.pbs.org]

I knew you were going to say that.

That's great that you like stuff. And you missed the point of my comment stating that I am contempt with my system which represents the functionality of all those machines.

Thanks for that.

I just snorted milk out of my nose.

I found a related timeline chart.

I think your on to something.

That reminded me of the USS Arizona in Pearl Harbor. It leaks 2 to 9 quarts of "Bunker-C" oil a day. I'm sure there's not enough sunken ships leaking oil to deform the fish like you see in the gulf. But I think disturbing these sunken relics would open a new can of worms.

Aww hell.. I have the 5 month rule in my fridge. Scrape off the bad stuff and enjoy the rest.

Dont forget the denim sweatpants.

and here's the result:

There was a slight break in the clouds. So I grabbed my welding hood lens and some 20 x 50 binoculars and snapped photos though the viewfinder with my Thunderbolt cell phone. That was the best I could come up with.

..that you can'T wipe....

I'm all for letting it rest. But if it's dry enough that you can wipe some up with your potatoes, it tells me that it's over cooked and dry.

My bloody steaks are just fine, thankyou. I would rather not wash down every bite because it's too dry and overcooked.

The weather in Portland is going to prevent us from watching it.

Salad is horrible at soaking up the blood. Try potatoes.

Really dude? You must have kept your star from grade school.